Full Results of the 2026 Asia Futsal Championship Qualifiers in Indonesia

The anticipation for the 2026 Asia Futsal Championship is high, and the qualifying rounds held in Indonesia have provided thrilling matches and unexpected outcomes as teams vied for a place in this prestigious tournament. The qualifiers took place from September 10 to September 18, 2025, featuring a range of teams from across Asia that showcased their skills and determination on the futsal court.

Overview of the Tournament

The 2026 Asia Futsal Championship Qualifiers saw participation from 24 countries split into six groups. Each group played a round-robin format, with the top team from each group, alongside the best four runners-up, advancing to the final tournament slated to take place in March 2026.

Group Stage Results

Group A

1. Indonesia – 9 Points (3 Wins, 0 Draws, 0 Losses)
2. Malaysia – 6 Points (2 Wins, 0 Draws, 1 Loss)
3. Brunei – 3 Points (1 Win, 0 Draws, 2 Losses)
4. Philippines – 0 Points (0 Wins, 0 Draws, 3 Losses)

Group B

1. Iran – 9 Points (3 Wins, 0 Draws, 0 Losses)
2. Iraq – 6 Points (2 Wins, 0 Draws, 1 Loss)
3. Bahrain – 3 Points (1 Win, 0 Draws, 2 Losses)
4. Kuwait – 0 Points (0 Wins, 0 Draws, 3 Losses)

Group C

1. Japan – 9 Points (3 Wins, 0 Draws, 0 Losses)
2. Thailand – 6 Points (2 Wins, 0 Draws, 1 Loss)
3. Vietnam – 3 Points (1 Win, 0 Draws, 2 Losses)
4. Hong Kong – 0 Points (0 Wins, 0 Draws, 3 Losses)

Group D

1. Uzbekistan – 9 Points (3 Wins, 0 Draws, 0 Losses)
2. Kazakhstan – 6 Points (2 Wins, 0 Draws, 1 Loss)
3. Tajikistan – 3 Points (1 Win, 0 Draws, 2 Losses)
4. Lebanon – 0 Points (0 Wins, 0 Draws, 3 Losses)

Group E

1. Saudi Arabia – 9 Points (3 Wins, 0 Draws, 0 Losses)
2. Qatar – 6 Points (2 Wins, 0 Draws, 1 Loss)
3. United Arab Emirates – 3 Points (1 Win, 0 Draws, 2 Losses)
4. Palestine – 0 Points (0 Wins, 0 Draws, 3 Losses)

Group F

1. Turkey – 9 Points (3 Wins, 0 Draws, 0 Losses)
2. Azerbaijan – 6 Points (2 Wins, 0 Draws, 1 Loss)
3. Mongolia – 3 Points (1 Win, 0 Draws, 2 Losses)
4. Sri Lanka – 0 Points (0 Wins, 0 Draws, 3 Losses)

Top Teams and Players

Overall, the qualifiers highlighted the dominance of certain teams, with historical powerhouses such as Iran, Japan, and Uzbekistan asserting their place in Asian futsal. Emerging teams like Indonesia and Thailand also displayed commendable performances, demonstrating their growth within the sport.

Key players from the tournament included Indonesia’s top scorer, Dimas Aspira, who netted five goals, and Iran’s captain, Amir Nazari, known for his exceptional playmaking skills and leadership on the court.

Conclusion

The 2026 Asia Futsal Championship Qualifiers ended with an array of exciting matches, showcasing the fervor and competitiveness of futsal across Asia. As the finalized teams prepare to head to the championship, fans can look forward to thrilling contests that highlight the talent and passion that this sport inspires in the region. The tournament promises to be a captivating event for players and spectators alike, reinforcing futsal’s growing popularity within Asia.

With their spots set, the qualified countries are now focused on preparing for the championship, aiming to bring home the coveted title and further elevate the standard of futsal within their nations.