Asian Mini Football Championship

The Asian Mini Football Championship is a continental outdoor minifootball (6v6 Football - 50 Minutes) competition contested by the senior men's national teams of Asian Minifootball Confederation (AMC). It was founded by Mohammad Aldousariy from Saudi Arabia. The first edition was held in Bangkok, Thailand in December 2023.

History

In 2023 The 1st edition of Asian Mini Football Championship was held in Thailand in December 2023, Initially, 12 teams were attending this event at the moment of the draw. But some of them withdrew later, so the event was held with 8 team 4 for east zone and 4 from the west zone. Saudi Arabia and Thailand at the opening of the first Asian Cup MiniFootball tournament

Thailand achieving first place and the championship cup after defeating the Iraqi national team with a score of 2–5. Iraq achieved second place and Bahrain third place after defeating Uzbekistan on penalties. The Saudi national team also won the Fair Play Award and the results of the awards came. Individuals are as follows Top Goal Scorer: Abbas Mohammed Bets Goal Keeper: Wanlop Saechio MVP: Zaid Abduali Abdzaid .

Federation

two teams play 6 against 6 with a reserve of 9 players. 25 Min 10 Min 25 Min / 2*5 Over time / 3v3 Penalty kicks

1. Asian Minifootball Confederation (AMFC) - 2014 India
2. Asian Mini FootBall Confederation (AMCF) - International MiniFootball Federation (IMF)
3. Asian Minifootball Confederation (AMC) - World Minifootball Federation (WMF)

Results

Editions (AMFC)

One asian championship in india before 2018.

Editions (AMCF / IMF)

International MiniFootball (IMF)

Men

Origin Draw:

A:  Bahrain/ Kazakhstan/ Vietnam

B:  Iraq/ Singapore/ Chinese Taipei

C:  Qatar/ Iran/ Thailand

D:  Saudi Arabia/ Malaysia/ Indonesia

Some teams witdraw and some teams replaced.

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Editions (AMC / WMF)

World Minifootball Federation (WMF)

Men

A:  United Arab Emirates/ India/ Pakistan/ Indonesia

1. UAE 9 Points 10-1 9
2. INA 6 Points 13-3 10
3. PAK 3 Points 7-10 -3
4. IND 0 Points 1-17 -16

B:  Iran/ Oman/ Iraq/ Japan

1. OMA 7 Points 8-4 4
2. IRI 7 Points 4-1 3
3. JPN 3 Points 3-7 -4
4. IRQ 0 Points 1-4 -3

Results:

1.  Indonesia 7-2  Pakistan
2.  United Arab Emirates 7-0  India
3.  United Arab Emirates 1-0  Indonesia
4.  Pakistan 4-1  India
5.  United Arab Emirates 2-1  Pakistan
6.  Indonesia 6-0  India

1.  Iran 1-1  Oman
2.  Japan 1-0  Iraq
3.  Iraq 1-2  Oman
4.  Iran 2-0  Japan
5.  Oman 5-2  Japan
6.  Iran 1-0  Iraq

5th - 8th place:

1.  Japan 5-0  India
2.  Pakistan 3-1  Iraq
3.  Iraq 9-0  India 7TH AND 8TH
4.  Pakistan 3-0  Japan 5TH AND 6TH

Semifinal, Final:

1.  Iran 1-0  United Arab Emirates
2.  Indonesia 3-2  Oman
3.  United Arab Emirates ?-?  Oman 4-1 IN PENALTY
4.  Iran 3-2  Indonesia

Ranking:

1.  Iran
2.  Indonesia
3.  United Arab Emirates
4.  Oman
5.  Pakistan
6.  Japan
7.  Iraq
8.  India

Summary

Medal table

Participating nations

Legends

See also

• Minifootball Five International Federation (MFIF) 5v5 Football Since 2019
• International Street Football Association (ISFA) 3v3 Football Since 2025
• International Socca Federation (ISF) 7v7 Football Since 2017
• Phygital sport - Games of the Future - Phygital Football
• Minifootball
• Five-a-side football
• Seven-a-side football
• Ghetto Games Since 2019
• F7 Internanional Cup (Since 2022)
• FIF 7 Since 2011
• Kings League
• Queens League
• 2025 Kings World Cup Nations
• World Sevens Football
• 7's Football League
• The Soccer Tournament
• National Professional Soccer League (1984–2001)
• Indoor Football League
• Powerleague

References

External links