Asian Football Rankings

Asian soccer thirty-six rankings are Japan, Iran, Australia, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Uzbekistan, China, Jordan, Bahrain, Syria, Vietnam, Palestine, Kyrgyzstan, India and so on.

1, the Japanese team

Japanese soccer association was founded in 1921, joined FIFA in 1929. since the 1990s, the level of Japanese soccer has soared; the Japanese team has been in the 1992 Asian Cup in Japan, the Asian Cup in Lebanon in 2000, the Asian Cup in China in 2004, and the Asian Cup in Qatar in 2011, won the championship four times. times won the championship.

2, Iranian team

Iran national men's soccer team was founded in 1920, joined FIFA in 1948, managed by the Iranian Football Association. Iran is one of Asia's traditional powerhouse, known as the "Iron Horse of Persia", and has a history of winning three consecutive Asian Cup titles in 1968, 1972 and 1976.

3, the Australian team

Australia's men's national soccer team by the Australian Football Association is responsible for the jurisdiction of the Australian Football Association, originally belonged to the Oceania Football Confederation, was Oceania's four-time allies, in January 1, 2006 became a member of the Asian Football Confederation.

4. South Korea

The South Korean men's national soccer team, known as the Republic of Korea National Soccer Team, is a national soccer team managed by the Korean Soccer Association (KSA), which was founded in 1928 and joined the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) in 1948.

5, Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia men's national soccer team, known as the "Green Eagles of West Asia". 1959 to join FIFA. 1980s Saudi Arabian soccer had a rapid development, the national team in 1982 won the third place in the Asian Games soccer tournament, the runner-up in 1986. .

6, Qatar team

Qatar men's national soccer team from 1970 began to participate in international and intercontinental soccer matches. It only began to participate in the Asian Cup from 1976, and did not kill from the group stage until 1992. 2011 Asian Cup, as the host, reached the last eight.