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Latest comment: 10 years ago2 comments2 people in discussion

How are those related to the CAFF? I don't see it. Also it is already covered in the AFCarticle. -Koppapa (talk) 12:45, 25 October 2014 (UTC)Reply

Firstly, I didn't put it there, secondly, I can see why it was put there. My opinion though. Not required, already on other articles. I guess it's showing the history of it's member sides, but CAFF only started this year! To show the history doesn't exactly show what CAFF has done for these nations. CAFF isn't the federation that held these sides together in qualification, so why is it celebrated on this page when it had nothing to do with it? That's the question Druryfire (talk) 07:26, 26 October 2014 (UTC)Reply

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2016 CAFA U-19 Boys Championship

Starts on 7th Aug-16 Under 19 tournament for CAFA teams

Group A Afghanistan Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan

Group B Iran Tajikistan Turkmenistan

Day 1 Uzbekistan B team 2-2 Kyrgyzstan

Uzbekistan 3-0 Turkmenistan

Day 2 Uzbekistan B team 2-0 Afghanistan

Uzbekistan 4-1 Tajikistan

Day 3 Kyrgyzstan 2-0 Afghanistan

Turkmenistan 2-1 Tajikistan

Match for the 5th place: Tajikistan - Afghanistan

Match for the 3rd place: Uzbekistan B team - Turkmenistan

Final match: Uzbekistan - Kyrgyzstan

Match for the 5th place: Uzbekistan B team 1-1 Tajikistan (6-7 on penalties) Match for the 3rd place: Turkmenistan 2-1 Afghanistan Final match: Uzbekistan 1-0 Kyrgyzstan (UZB player was sent off in 30th minute of the first half).

CAFA CUP standings:

1. Uzbekistan 2. Kyrgyzstan 3. Turkmenistan 4. Afghanistan 5. Tajikistan

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