AFC Asian Cup-2007(SATURDAY, 7 JULY 2007--SUNDAY, 29 JULY 2007): Uzbekistan

23 June 2007

Uzbekistan

Next Match - Wed, Jul. 11, 2007
AFC Asian Cup 200711:20 UK - National Stadium Bukit Jalil
Iran	v	Uzbekistan
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Latest Fixtures/Scores
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT	COMPETITION
Tue 3/27	A- China	L, 3 - 1	Friendly
Mon 7/2	H- Iraq	12:00 UK	Friendly
Wed 7/11	A- Iran	11:20 UK	AFC Asian Cup
Sat 7/14	H- Malaysia	12:20 UK	AFC Asian Cup
Wed 7/18	H- China	13:35 UK	AFC Asian Cup
· Complete Team Fixtures

2006 Group A Table
TEAM	GP	W	L	D	PTS	GD
Saudi Arabia	6	4	0	2	14	9
South Korea	6	3	2	1	10	4
Uzbekistan	6	1	3	2	5	-4
Kuwait	6	1	4	1	4	-9
· Complete Table

2006 World Cup Qualifying - AFC Leaders
PLAYER	GOALS
Maxim Shatskikh	3
Anvar Soliev	2
Alexander Geynrikh	2
Server Djeparov	1
null	1
PLAYER	YELLOW CARDS
Marat Bikmoev	1
· Complete Statistics

More Uzbekistan News

July 5, 2007: Cho double fires South Korea to victory; Forward Cho Jae-jin scored twice as South Korea defeated Uzbekistan 2-1 on Thursday, the final warm-up for both before next week's start of the Asian Cup.

October 21, 2005: Uzbeks may join UEFA after World Cup 'robbery'; Uzbekistan may apply to join European soccer's governing body UEFA after what the Central Asian state called an injust decision robbed it of a chance of reaching the World Cup finals.

October 12, 2005: Bahrain 0-0 Uzbekistan: Uzbeks pay the penalty; Bahrain held Uzbekistan to a 0-0 draw in Manama on Wednesday to advance to the final stage of their long World Cup qualifying campaign.

October 11, 2005: Houghton confident Uzbekistan can win in Bahrain; Uzbekistan coach Bobby Houghton is hoping Bahrain will feel the urge to attack in front of their home fans in the second leg of the Asian Zone World Cup qualifying play-off in Manama on Wednesday.
: Uzbek coach wants Bahrain assault; Uzbekistan coach Bobby Houghton is hoping Bahrain will feel the urge to attack in front of their home fans in the second leg of the Asian Zone World Cup qualifying play-off in Manama on Wednesday.

October 7, 2005: Key forwards return for troubled Asian play-off; Uzbekistan and Bahrain welcome back key strikers for the replayed first leg of their controversial Asian World Cup play off qualifier in Tashkent on Saturday.

September 6, 2005: Ref's mistake means Uzbeks have to play it again; FIFA officials have potentially set a precedent for overruling refereeing decisions after ordering Uzbekistan's World Cup qualifier against Bahrain to be replayed.

September 5, 2005: Uzbekistan call on FIFA to probe disallowed penalty; Uzbekistan have called for a FIFA probe after a referee controversially disallowed a penalty in their World Cup qualifier with Bahrain on Saturday.

September 3, 2005: Uzbekistan 0-1 Bahrain: Slender playoff lead

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