OFFICIAL MEDIA GUIDE OF AUSTRALIA AT THE 2014 FIFA WORLD CUP BRAZIL 0
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AFC ASIAN <strong>CUP</strong> <strong>AUSTRALIA</strong> 2015<br />
AFC ASIAN <strong>CUP</strong> <strong>AUSTRALIA</strong> 2015 – SCHEDULE<br />
GROUP STAGE<br />
Group A<br />
Group B<br />
Group C<br />
Group D<br />
Australia<br />
Korea Republic<br />
Oman<br />
Kuwait<br />
Uzbekistan<br />
Saudi Arabia<br />
China<br />
Korea DPR<br />
Iran<br />
United Arab Emirates<br />
Qatar<br />
Bahrain<br />
Japan<br />
Jordan<br />
Iraq<br />
Palestine<br />
Australia – Kuwait<br />
09-Jan (20:00) Melbourne<br />
Uzbekistan – Korea DPR<br />
10-Jan (18:00) Sydney<br />
UAE – Qatar<br />
11-Jan (18:00) Canberra<br />
Japan – Palestine<br />
12-Jan (18:00) Newcastle<br />
Korea Republic – Oman<br />
10-Jan (16:00) Canberra<br />
Saudi Arabia – China<br />
10-Jan (19:00) Brisbane<br />
Iran – Bahrain<br />
11-Jan (20:00) Melbourne<br />
Jordan – Iraq<br />
12-Jan (19:00) Brisbane<br />
Kuwait – Korea Republic<br />
13-Jan (18:00) Canberra<br />
Korea DPR – Saudi Arabia<br />
14-Jan (18:00) Melbourne<br />
Bahrain – UAE<br />
15-Jan (18:00) Canberra<br />
Palestine – Jordan<br />
16-Jan (18:00) Melbourne<br />
Oman – Australia<br />
13-Jan (20:00) Sydney<br />
China – Uzbekistan<br />
14-Jan (19:00) Brisbane<br />
Qatar – Iran<br />
15-Jan (20:00) Sydney<br />
Iraq – Japan<br />
16-Jan (19:00) Brisbane<br />
Australia – Korea Republic<br />
17-Jan (19:00) Brisbane<br />
Uzbekistan – Saudi Arabia<br />
18-Jan (20:00) Melbourne<br />
Iran – UAE<br />
19-Jan (19:00) Brisbane<br />
Japan – Jordan<br />
20-Jan (20:00) Melbourne<br />
Oman – Kuwait<br />
17-Jan (20:00) Newcastle<br />
China – Korea DPR<br />
18-Jan (20:00) Canberra<br />
Qatar – Bahrain<br />
19-Jan (20:00) Sydney<br />
Iraq – Palestine<br />
20-Jan (20:00) Canberra<br />
Quarter-finals<br />
Winner Group A – Runner-up Group B<br />
22-Jan (18:30) Melbourne [QF1]<br />
Winner Group B – Runner-up Group A<br />
22-Jan (20:30) Brisbane [QF2]<br />
Winner Group C – Runner-up Group D<br />
23-Jan (17:30) Canberra [QF3]<br />
Winner Group D – Runner-up Group C<br />
23-Jan (20:30) Sydney [QF4]<br />
KNOCK-OUT STAGE<br />
Semi-finals<br />
Winner QF1 – Winner QF3<br />
26-Jan (20:00) Sydney [SF1]<br />
Winner QF2 – Winner QF4<br />
27-Jan (20:00) Newcastle [SF2]<br />
Third place match<br />
Loser SF1 – Loser SF2<br />
30-Jan (20:00) Newcastle<br />
Final<br />
Winner SF1 – Winner SF2<br />
31-Jan (20:00) Sydney<br />
Local times shown. Brisbane one<br />
hour behind all other host cities.<br />
AFC ASIAN <strong>CUP</strong> <strong>AUSTRALIA</strong> 2015 – VENUES<br />
Sydney<br />
Stadium<br />
Australia<br />
Capacity: 83,500<br />
Matches: 7<br />
Melbourne<br />
Melbourne<br />
Rectangular Stadium<br />
Capacity: 30,050<br />
Matches: 7<br />
Brisbane<br />
Brisbane<br />
Stadium<br />
Capacity: 52,500<br />
Matches: 7<br />
Canberra<br />
Canberra<br />
Stadium<br />
Capacity: 25,011<br />
Matches: 7<br />
Newcastle<br />
Newcastle<br />
Stadium<br />
Capacity: 33,000<br />
Matches: 4<br />
<strong>AUSTRALIA</strong>’S RECORD IN AFC ASIAN <strong>CUP</strong> FINALS<br />
2007 (Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam)<br />
Group stage Oman (in Bangkok) D 1–1<br />
Iraq (Bangkok) L 1–3<br />
Thailand (Bangkok) W 4–0<br />
Quarter final Japan (Hanoi) D 1–1 AET<br />
lop 3–4<br />
2011 (Qatar) all matches in Doha<br />
Group stage India W 4–0<br />
Korea Republic D 1–1<br />
Bahrain W 1–0<br />
Quarter final Iraq W 1–0<br />
Semi final Uzbekistan W 6–0<br />
Final Japan L 0–1 AET<br />
<strong><strong>OF</strong>FICIAL</strong> <strong>MEDIA</strong> <strong>GUIDE</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>AUSTRALIA</strong> <strong>AT</strong> <strong>THE</strong> <strong>2014</strong> <strong>FIFA</strong> <strong>WORLD</strong> <strong>CUP</strong> <strong>BRAZIL</strong> 113
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