AFC Asian Cup 2015 Teams, Groups, Fixtures and Schedule

The 16th edition of AFC Asian Cup has been scheduled to be played from 9 to 31^st January in Australia. This is the first occasion when Asian Football Confederation (AFC) games are being hosted outside the Asia and Australia is hosting the tournament for the first time ever. Five Australian cities are hosting 2015 AFC Asian Cup in which 16 teams are participating. Champion of the cup will qualify for 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup at Russia.

Teams

Japan was the title defending champion in AFC Asian Cup 2015 and they were knockout in the quarterfinal match where UAE beat them by 5-4 in the penalty shootout. There were 16 teams participating in the tournament. The following teams were qualified for 16^th AFC Asian Cup

Groups

The 16 playing teams were categorized in four groups. Hosts Australia was in group A whereas defending champion Japan was in group D.
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Group A	Group B	Group C	Group D
Australia	Uzbekistan	Iran	Japan
South Korea	Saudi Arabia	United Arab Emirates	Jordan
Oman	China PR	Qatar	Iraq
Kuwait	North Korea	Bahrain	Palestine

Fixtures

The inaugural match of 2015 AFC Asian Cup was hosted at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium in Melbourne. Australia beat Kuwait by 4-1 in the opening game of tournament. Final game will be played on 31 January at Stadium Australia in Sydney.
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Group Matches
DATE	MATCH	FIXTURE	VENUE
9 January 2015	Match 1	Australia vs Kuwait	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne
10 January 2015	Match 2	South Korea vs Oman	Canberra Stadium, Canberra
10 January 2015	Match 3	Uzbekistan vs North Korea	Stadium Australia, Sydney
10 January 2015	Match 4	Saudi Arabia vs China PR	Brisbane Stadium, Brisbane
11 January 2015	Match 5	Iran vs Bahrain	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne
11 January 2015	Match 6	UAE vs Qatar	Canberra Stadium, Canberra
12 January 2015	Match 7	Japan vs Palestine	Newcastle Stadium, Newcastle
12 January 2015	Match 8	Jordan vs Iraq	Brisbane Stadium, Brisbane
13 January 2015	Match 9	Kuwait vs South Korea	Canberra Stadium, Canberra
13 January 2015	Match 10	Oman vs Australia	Stadium Australia, Sydney
14 January 2015	Match 11	North Korea vs Saudi Arabia	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne
14 January 2015	Match 12	China PR vs Uzbekistan	Brisbane Stadium, Brisbane
15 January 2015	Match 13	Bahrain vs UAE	Canberra Stadium, Canberra
15 January 2015	Match 14	Qatar vs Iran	Stadium Australia, Sydney
16 January 2015	Match 15	Palestine vs Jordan	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne
16 January 2015	Match 16	Iraq vs Japan	Brisbane Stadium, Brisbane
17 January 2015	Match 17	Australia vs South Korea	Brisbane Stadium, Brisbane
17 January 2015	Match 18	Oman vs Kuwait	Newcastle Stadium, Newcastle
18 January 2015	Match 19	Uzbekistan vs Saudi Arabia	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne
18 January 2015	Match 20	China PR vs North Korea	Canberra Stadium, Canberra
19 January 2015	Match 21	Iran vs UAE	Brisbane Stadium, Brisbane
19 January 2015	Match 22	Qatar vs Bahrain	Stadium Australia, Sydney
20 January 2015	Match 23	Japan vs Jordan	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne
20 January 2015	Match 24	Iraq vs Palestine	Canberra Stadium, Canberra
Knockout Stage
Quarter-finals
22 January 2015	Match 25	South Korea vs Uzbekistan	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne
22 January 2015	Match 26	China PR vs Australia	Brisbane Stadium, Brisbane
23 January 2015	Match 27	Iran vs Iraq	Canberra Stadium, Canberra
23 January 2015	Match 28	Japan vs UAE	Stadium Australia, Sydney
Semi-Finals
26 January 2015	Match 29	South Korea vs Iraq	Stadium Australia, Sydney
27 January 2015	Match 30	Australia vs UAE	Newcastle Stadium, Newcastle
Third Place
30 January 2015	Match 31	Iraq vs UAE	Newcastle Stadium, Newcastle
Final
31 January 2015	Match 32	South Korea vs Australia	Stadium Australia, Sydney