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Кубок Азии по футболу 2011

international football competition

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Host country: Qatar
Dates: 7–29 January
Teams: 16 (from 1 confederation)
Venue: 5 (in 2 host cities)
Champions: Japan (4th title)
Runners up: Australia
Third place: South Korea
Fourth place: Uzbekistan
Goals scored: 90 (2.81 per match)
Attendance: 405,361 (12,668 per match)
Top scorer: Koo Ja-cheol (5 goals)
Best player: Keisuke Honda
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Кубок Азии 2011 — футбольный турнир среди азиатских сборных. Это 15-й по счету Кубок Азии. Финальный турнир прошёл в Катаре в январе 2011 года.

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attendance: 405361
number of matches played/races/starts: 32
number of points/goals/set scored: 90
Commons category: AFC Asian Cup 2011
end time: 2011-01-29
start time: 2011-01-07
number of participants: 16
point in time: 2011-00-00
edition number: 15

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