At the AFC headquarters in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, a grand draw was unveiled on the evening of the 24th, marking the official launch of the 2023 U20 and U17 Asian Cup qualifiers.
Facing the challenge, China is competing in the same group as Saudi Arabia, Myanmar, Maldives and host Uzbekistan in the U20 Asian Cup qualifiers, while in the U17 Asian Cup qualifiers, the Chinese team will compete with Australia, Cambodia and the Northern Mariana Islands.
For the qualifiers, a total of 44 strong teams have been divided into 10 groups, with the group winners and the second place finishers from the five groups with the best results advancing directly.The U20 Asian Cup qualifiers will be held from September 10-18, 2022, while the U17 Asian Cup qualifiers are scheduled for October 1-9th. (Details)
