20 15 Australian Asian cup logo
In the emblem, an athlete with fashionable lines is kicking a football from the east coast to Asia. The football in the picture also represents that the Australian summer sun is rising from Ran Ran, Australia and shining all over Asia from east to west. The four colors of yellow in the pattern constitute the map of Australia and also represent the four host cities. The whole figure is presented in a relaxed hand-drawn form. Beijing time 2065438+04165438+1October1201May, the mascot of the Asian Cup in Australia was unveiled at Sydney Wildlife Park, and a wombat named Nutmeg became the mascot of this Asian Cup.
The mascot was announced by two famous Australian footballers Bosnick and Emerson. The prototype wombats of mascots are mainly distributed in eastern and southern Australia and Tasmania. It is one of the endemic animals in Australia and has been listed in the Red List of Endangered Species published by the World Conservation Union. The host of the 20 15 Asian Cup football match and the top three players of the 201Kloc-0/Qatar Asian Cup automatically qualify for the 20 15 Asian Cup finals. If the host ranked in the top three in the last Asian Cup, the team that ranked fourth in the last Asian Cup will not be eligible for direct promotion, and the vacant places will be generated by the qualifiers. Since Australia was both the host and runner-up in the last Asian Cup, there are three teams that directly advanced according to this regulation: Australia (host, runner-up), Japan (champion) and South Korea (runner-up).
Winners of Asian Challenger Cup 20 12 and 20 14 will automatically qualify for the Asian Cup finals of 20 15. If 20 12 and 20 14 have the same AFC Challenge Cup champion, the runner-up of 20 14 will be automatically selected. According to this regulation, the teams directly promoted are: North Korea (20 12 Asian Challenger Cup champion) and Palestine (20 14 Asian Challenger Cup champion). Except for the host country and Qatar, the top three players in the Asian Cup are 20 1 1 (actually three places), among the other 42 AFC member associations, the lower 22 countries or regions participate in the AFC Challenger Cup, and the remaining 20 countries or regions are divided into five groups to compete for tickets to 1 1 by participating in the qualifiers.
The 20 teams participating in the qualifiers are Bahrain, China, Hongkong, China, China, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Malaysia, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Syria, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, Vietnam and Yemen.