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Afc Futsal Club Championship Japan 2013 AFC FUTSAL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP JAPAN 2013 TECHNICAL REPORT AND STATISTICS AFC FUTSAL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP JAPAN 2013 27 AUG - 1 SEPT 1 37 79 2 8 CONTENTS 5 Foreword by AFC President & General Secretary 6 AFC Futsal Development Programme 8 General 10 Host City Information 12 Tournament Overview 14 Tournament Analysis 16 Technical Analysis 18 Story of the Tournament 24 Statistics and Data 24 Results and Ranking 26 Awards 28 Match Data 36 Technical Statistics 18 44 Team Data and Analysis 62 Medical Report 66 Refereeing Report 25 70 Tournament Information 72 Preliminary Rounds 74 Venues 76 AFC Delegation 78 Technical Study Group 64 57 3 4 Dear friends, Futsal is evolving rapidly in Asia and Thailand outfit Chonburi Bluewave gave a perfect example of its rising standard by becoming the first side outside Iran or Japan to clinch the AFC Club Futsal Championship crown in Nagoya, Japan. The Thai team’s success also proves that the futsal powerhouses can no longer assure themselves of glory at the continental level. Thailand national team defeated Iran in the epic semi-final of the AFC Futsal Championship last year and Chonburi Bluewave went a step ahead to clinch the title. Club competition is the base of national teams and in order to raise the profile of our national futsal teams, we started this competition in 2010 with nine teams. I am happy to note that teams from 13 countries took part in the qualifiers of this edition of the competition which shows the growing interest of our MAs in club futsal. The skills and determination displayed by all the eight teams in this competition are praiseworthy. In our bid to develop and improve the game from the technical perspective, AFC has undertaken a technical analysis of the tournament through a panel of technical experts. This technical report will be useful in further development of the players, coaches, instructors and educators based on data collected during the tournament. We would also like to thank all the members involved in the compilation of this report and the Japan Football Association for hosting a memorable tournament. We would like to congratulate Chonburi Bluewave on winning the title. Sincerely, Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa Dato’ Alex Soosay AFC President AFC General Secretary FIFA Executive Committee Member AFC Futsal Development Programme The AFC Futsal Development Programme was created to improve the level of futsal across Asia by assisting Member Associations to help raise the standard of the game in their country. The AFC Futsal Committee decided to conduct assessment visits to Member Associations to get a better understanding of the level of futsal throughout Asia, from the top nations that participate in the AFC Futsal Club Championship to those fledgling nations who are just starting to develop the game in their country. These assessment visits not only allows the AFC’s futsal development team to provide guidelines for MAs to systematically evaluate their futsal development status it also enables the AFC to gauge a Member Association’s capability for participating in the AFC Futsal Club Championship. Iran and Japan are seen as the two MAs that are setting the standard for futsal development in Asia thanks to their well-structured futsal pyramid and competitive, top-tier leagues, which has already seen teams from these nations win the AFC Futsal Club Championship. And the significance of an MA having a strong domestic league was there for all to see here in Japan, where Chonburi Bluewave from Thailand joined Iranian sides Foolad Mahan and Sanaye Giti Pasand as well as Japan’s Nagoya Oceans as teams to have claimed the AFC Futsal Club Championship trophy. A major contributing factor to Chonburi’s success was unquestionably that they take part in a strong Thai Futsal Premier League which proves that a healthy, competitive league can help lay the foundations for success. In 2014 the AFC futsal team will continue its mission of assessment visits to those nations who are participating in the AFC Futsal Club Championship and potential MAs who have an established futsal structure. General • Host City Information • Tournament Overview GENERAL ● HOST CITY INFORMATION - NAGOYA, JAPAN Country: Japan formerly part of Owari Province. Nagoya has humid subtropical Region: Chubu climate with hot summers and cool winters. The summer Prefecture: Aichi is noticeably wetter than the winter, although appreciable Area Designated City: 326.43 km2 (126.04 sq mi) precipitation falls throughout the year. Population (August 1, 2011 est.): 9,000,000 Nagoya is served by Chūbu Centrair International Airport Nagoya is the largest city in the Chūbu region of Japan. It is (NGO) built on the artificial island off shore of Tokoname. the third-largest incorporated city and the fourth most populous urban area in Japan. Located on the Pacific coast on central Nagoya Station, is the world’s largest train station by floor area. Honshu, it is the capital of Aichi Prefecture and is one of The city is also serviced by the Nagoya Subway. Japan’s major ports along with those of Tokyo, Osaka, Kobe, Yokohama, Chiba, and Kitakyushu. It is also the center of Nagoya Port is the largest port by international trade value in Japan’s third largest metropolitan region, known as the Chūkyō Japan. Metropolitan Area. As of 2000, Chūkyō Metropolitan Area has 8.74 million people, of which 2.27 million live in the city of Source: Wikipedia Nagoya. The Nagoya dialect is a dialect of the Japanese language spoken in the western half of Aichi Prefecture, centering on the city of Nagoya. It is also called Owari dialect since the area was 10 AFC FUTSAL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP JAPAN 2013 11 GENERAL ● TOURNAMENT OVERVIEW he AFC Futsal Club Championship Japan 2013 was Nam progressing from Zone 2 (ASEAN and East Asia) and Al held in Nagoya from 28 August to1 September. The Sadd (Qatar) and Al Sadaka (Lebanon) qualifying from Zone 1 venues for the tournament were Ocean Arena and (West and South/Central Asia). Park Arena Komaki Indoor Stadium. T Chonburi went on to lift the AFC Futsal Club Championship Eight teams took part in the fourth edition of the tournament 2013 trophy after defeating defending champions Sanaye 4-1 with three clubs qualifying automatically by virtue of coming on penalties following an epic final at the Ocean Arena, while from those countries finishing in the top three at the 2012 AFC hosts Nagoya finished third for the third time after the 2011 Futsal Club Championship. champions defeated Chinese side Shenzhen 6-4 in a highly entertaining third-place playoff earlier at the same venue. Last year’s finalists, champions Sanaye Giti Pasand from Iran and runners-up Ardus from Uzbekistan received direct entry Suphawut Thueanklang, who was at the heart of Choburi’s along with third-place finishers Nagoya Oceans, who qualified attack throughout the competition, was named the tournament automatically as the host country’s participating club. MVP while the eight goals of Kaoru Morioka saw the Nagoya star finish as the tournament’s top scorer. Shenzhen won the The other five teams booked their place in the finals via the Fair Play award. preliminary round in April, with Chonburi Bluewave GH Bank (Thailand), Shenzhen Nanling Tielang (China) and Thai Son 12 AFC FUTSAL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP JAPAN 2013 13 Tournament Analysis • Technical Analysis • Story of the Tournament • Statistics and Data • Results and Ranking • Awards • Match Data • Technical Statistics • Team Data and Analysis • Medical Report • Refereeing Report TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS ● TECHNICAL ANALYSIS HIGHER THAN EVER COMPETITION Tactics at set-plays were not easy to execute as all teams at Chonburi Bluewave’s victory over defending champions Sanye this level are aware of the moves and tricks although there Giti Pasand in the final of the AFC Futsal Club Championship were still a number of goals scored from corners and kick-ins 2013 ensured that a different team has won the trophy in each during the tournament. of the four editions of the tournament. COACHES’ INFLUENCE With little separating the team’s this year, the level of the competition was higher than ever with quicker and more Many coaches employed an aggressive substitution strategy intense games. The teams often executed the ‘high pressure with many teams often applying the ‘four player substitute’ defensive strategy while quick transitional play during changes tactic. The purpose of this was not just to save the energy of in possession was evident in each match. the players as it was also a way to introduce a different kind of system and playing philosophy during a game. Mental SKILL Teams continued to use the ‘power play’ at the end of the match in order to get a result but in an interesting development The teams’ mentality, behaviour and approach to the match some coaches began utilising this tactic at the early stages of were not as passive as in previous tournaments. Players the game. fought and pressed hard to the very end of the match and consequently a lot of goals were scored in the last few minutes. Five of the eight teams had foreign coaches who brought with them experience and knowledge gained from participating in TECHNIQUE higher levels of competition while foreign players were also given an important role in their respective teams because of A marked improvement in the technical ability of players was their ability, leadership and playing experience. noticeable throughout the tournament with the fundamental futsal techniques of passing, controlling and shooting having RecommendationS to be executed at a high pace while under pressure during the matches. In order to become more competitive in the tournament teams need to improve their physical condition in order to cope with TACTICS the high pace and intensity of the matches.
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