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February 2008

2008.2.26  Tue

East Asian Women’s Football Championship Finals 2008 Summary

The East Asian Women’s Football Championship Finals 2008 was competed by four teams all ranked in the top 25 in FIFA world rankings (DPR Korea 6th, Japan 11th, China PR 13th, Korea Rep 25th). In a wide open tournament played at a consistently high level it was Japan who claimed their first title by winning all three of their matches.

2008.2.26  Tue

East Asian Football Championship Finals 2008 Summary

Korea Rep claimed their second title for the first time in 2 tournaments following three days of matches on February 17th, 20th and 23rd in the East Asian Football Championship Finals 2008. Below we recap the exciting matches from the tournament.

2008.2.24  Sun

Japan win the EWFC 2008 Final Competition.

On the 24th, the EAFF WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2008 Final Competition which kicked off in Chongqing, China PR on the 18th came to an end.

2008.2.24  Sun

China PR 0-3 Japan:EWFC 2008 Final Competition

Yongchuan Stadium was the venue for the EAFF WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2008 Final Competition final match of the tournament on February 24th China PR versus Japan.

2008.2.24  Sun

Korea Rep 0-4 DPR Korea:EWFC 2008 Final Competition

Yongchuan Stadium was the venue for the EAFF WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2008 Final Competition first match of the final day on February 24th Korea Rep versus DPR Korea.

2008.2.23  Sat

Korea Rep. are the champions of the 3rd EAFC 2008 Finals Competition.

Korea Rep. are the champions of the 3rd East Asian Football Championship 2008 Finals Competition.

2008.2.23  Sat

The China PR national team and DPR Korea teams are fined.

At the East Asian Football Federation general meeting held on the 23rd it was decided that the China PR and DPR Korea national teams would be fined for their rough play in the recent East Asian Football Championship Finals 2008.

2008.2.23  Sat

China PR 3-1 DPR Korea:EAFC 2008 Final Competition

The Olympic Sports Centre in Chongqing, China was the venue of the final day of matches in the 3rd East Asian Football Championship 2008 Finals Competition on the 23rd.

2008.2.23  Sat

Japan 1-1 Korea Rep.:EAFC 2008 Final Competition

The Olympic Sports Centre in Chongqing, China was the venue of the final day of matches in the 3rd East Asian Football Championship 2008 Finals Tournament on the 23rd.

2008.2.21  Thu

China PR 0-0 DPR Korea:EWFC 2008 Final Competition

Yongchuan Stadium was the venue for the EAFF WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2008 Final Competition second match of the second day on February 21st China versus DPR Korea.

2008.2.21  Thu

Japan 2-0 Korea Rep:EWFC 2008 Final Competition

Yongchuan Stadium was the venue for the EAFF WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2008 Final Competition first match of the second day on February 21st Japan versus Korea Rep.

2008.2.20  Wed

DPR Korea 1-1 Korea Rep.:EAFC 2008 Final Competition

The Olympic Sports Centre in Chongqing, China was the venue of the second day of matches in the 3rd East Asian Football Championship 2008 Finals Tournament on the 20th.

2008.2.20  Wed

China PR 0-1 Japan:EAFC 2008 Final Competition

The Olympic Sports Centre in Chongqing, China was the venue of the second day of matches in the 3rd East Asian Football Championship 2008 Finals Tournament on the 20th. In the first match of the day hosts China played Japan.

2008.2.18  Mon

China PR 3-2 Korea Rep.:EWFC 2008 Final Competition

Following the opening match of the EAFF WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2008 Final Competition on the 18th hosts China played winners of the qualification tournament, Korea Rep.

2008.2.18  Mon

DPR Korea 2-3 Japan:EWFC 2008 Final Competition

On February 18th, following the Men’s tournament, the EAFF WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2008 Final Competition kicked off at Yongchuan Stadium in Chongqing, China.

2008.2.17  Sun

Japan 1-1 DPR Korea:EAFC2008 Final Competition

On February 17th the 3rd East Asian Football Championship 2008 Finals Tournament kicked off. Following the opening match on that day, Japan played the winners of the qualification tournament DPR Korea.

2008.2.17  Sun

China PR 2-3 Korea Rep.：EAFC2008 Final Competition

On February 17th at the Olympic Sports Centre in Chongqing, China the East Asian Football Federation held the 3rd East Asian Football Championship 2008 Finals Tournament.

2008.2.13  Wed

The Japanese women’s national team is decided: East Asian Women’s Football Championships 2008 Finals Tournament

On the 13th the Japan Football Association announced the 20 person squad list for the East Asian Women’s Football Championships 2008 Finals Tournament.

2008.2.12  Tue

The tournament to decide East Asia’s number 1 will start on the 17th!

Chongqing, China is to be the location where the East Asian Football Federation (EAFF)’s “Number 1 Team” is to be decided at the East Asian Football Championship 2008 Finals Competition (February 17th-23rd) and EAFF WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2008 Final Competition (February 18th-24th).

2008.2.12  Tue

The final 23 for the Korea Rep national team squad are decided: East Asian Football Championships 2008 Finals Tournament

On the 11th the Korea Rep Football Association announced the 23 man squad for the Korea Rep national team to compete in the 2008 East Asian Football Championships.

2008.2.9  Sat

The final 23 for the Japanese national team squad are decided: East Asian Football Championships 2008 Finals Tournament

On the 8th the Japan Football Association announced the 23 man squad for the Japanese national team to compete in the 2008 East Asian Football Championships.

2008.2.7  Thu

Korea Rep make good progress towards qualifying for an 8th straight World Cup: World Cup Asian Round 3 Qualifying

The first matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Asian Round 3 Qualifying were held throughout Asia on the 6th with Group 3’s Korea Rep beating Turkmenistan comfortably 4-0 at home.

2008.2.7  Thu

DPR Korea down Jordan away: World Cup Asian Round 3 Qualifying

The first matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Asian Round 3 Qualifying were held throughout Asia on the 6th with Group 3’s DPR Korea playing away to Jordan.

2008.2.7  Thu

Japan comfortably beat Thailand: World Cup Asian Round Qualifying

The first matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Asian Round 3 Qualifying were held throughout Asia on the 6th with Group 2’s Japan playing at home to Thailand and winning 4-1.

2008.2.7  Thu

China draw with the Asian champions: World Cup Asian Round 3 Qualifying

The first matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Asian Round 3 Qualifying were played throughout Asia on the 6th with Group 1’s China away to AFC Asian Cup 2007 winners, Iraq.

2008.2.1  Fri

The U-19 Japanese National Team are champions: Qatar U-19 International Friendship Tournament

China　PR and Japan took part in the Qatar U-19 International Friendship Tournament held from the 20th of January in Qatar.

2008.2.1  Fri

Fresh start for Korea Rep but no result

On January 30th the Korea Rep national team faced Chile at home in their first match since HUH Jung Moo took over as coach in December last year. However, they conceded a goal in the 54th minute and lsot 0-1. They couldn’t claim victory in their first match.