مباريات كأس أمم إفريقيا 2024

24 teams participate in the tournament and it is divided into 6 groups with 4 teams in each group. Perhaps the most prominent of these teams are Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Japan, South Korea and Iran.

A few days separate us from the start of the Asian Nations Cup, the 2023 Asian Cup, in its eighteenth edition, which is scheduled to be held in Qatar with the participation of 24 teams.

Qatar, the defending champion of the last edition, is hosting the Asian Cup for the third time in its history, after the 1988 and 2011 tournaments.

The Asian Nations Cup will be held from January 12 to February 10.

The Asian Cup will be held with the participation of 24 teams for the second time in history, divided into 6 groups as follows:

The first group: Qatar - Lebanon - China - Tajikistan.

The second group: Syria - India - Australia - Uzbekistan.

The third group: Palestine - UAE - Iran - Hong Kong.

Group Four: Iraq - Japan, Indonesia - Vietnam.

Group Five: Jordan - Malaysia - Bahrain - South Korea.

Group Six: Saudi Arabia - Thailand - Kyrgyzstan - Oman.

2023 Asian Cup stadiums

Nine stadiums have been identified to host the Asian Nations Cup matches: Lusail, Ahmed bin Ali, Al Thumama, Al Bayt, Education City, Jassim bin Hamad, Khalifa International, Abdullah bin Khalifa and Al Janoub.

For the carrier channels of the 2023 Asian Cup

You can follow the 2023 Asian Nations Cup through the beIN SPORTS channel network, the exclusive and only broadcaster of the tournament in the Middle East, as the AFC channel package has been allocated to broadcast the tournament.

Prize money for the Asian Cup

The Asian Football Confederation has allocated $15 million in total prize money for the 2023 AFC Asian Cup, divided as follows:

The team that wins the Asian Cup gets $5 million

The third-placed team gets $3 million

Gold status holders receive $1 million

Each team that participated in the tournament receives $200,000.