Uzb_futboli
05-05-2000, 04:36 PM
The West Asian Football Federation (WAFF) based in Tehran announced that the King Hussein Cup is scheduled to take place between 23 May and June 2, 2000.
This major regional football event groups the national teams of Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, Iran, Iraq, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.
Competition is expected to be tough throughout the tournament, as the games will be recognized by both the Asian Football Confederation and FIFA and will affect the world ranking points system for each participating country.
King Abdullah II of Jordan will attend the opening and final matches and will present the trophy to the winning team.
The event is expected to receive extensive media coverage, with a total of sixteen games broadcast live by participating countries and at least two satellite networks.
This major regional football event groups the national teams of Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, Iran, Iraq, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.
Competition is expected to be tough throughout the tournament, as the games will be recognized by both the Asian Football Confederation and FIFA and will affect the world ranking points system for each participating country.
King Abdullah II of Jordan will attend the opening and final matches and will present the trophy to the winning team.
The event is expected to receive extensive media coverage, with a total of sixteen games broadcast live by participating countries and at least two satellite networks.