: AFC FUTSAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 FINAL DAY1
: 2012亚足联五人制足球锦标赛 决赛圈 DAY1
: Group B
: 5/25 14:30(18:30) 台湾 4:6 塔吉克斯坦
: goal: #7张涵 #14刘计超(c) #11陈柏豪 #16杨朝勋(OG)
: #2NAZAROV AKHTAM #10JUMAEV SHERZOD (C)
: #11ULMASOV ALISHER #6DODKHUDOEV ORZU
: 奇怪AFC是不是少了什么？怎么算都只有五球啊？
: GAME SUMMARY http://tinyurl.com/7l3d7x3
Chinese Taipei 4-6 Tajikistan
http://tinyurl.com/c6q5trd
Friday, 25 May 2012 15:43
Dubai: Alisher Ulmasov scored twice in the final 30 seconds as Tajikistan
overturned a three-goal deficit to defeat Chinese Taipei 6-4 as the two Group
B outsiders opened their AFC Futsal Championship UAE 2012 campaigns with an
entertaining encounter at the Al Wasl Indoor Stadium on Friday.
Chinese Taipei took a third minute lead when Lo Chih-an threaded a pass
between two Tajik defenders allowing skipper Liu Chi-chao to dispatch the
ball past Miali Sharipov with authority.
Shih Shin-an did well to preserve his side's lead with the Chinese Taipei
keeper saving well from Tajik skipper Sherzod Jumaev on more than one
occasions and the Central Asians were made to pay from the profligacy six
minutes later when a quick ball from inside the Chinese Taipei half released
Chen Po-hao, who easily rounded the advancing Sharipov to double the East
Asians' lead.
Chinese Taipei were in complete control of their opening Group B fixture as
Han Chang made it 3-0 with three minutes of the first period remaining with a
well-taken angled drive.
Tajikistan reduced the deficit just a minute into the second period when
Fatkhullo Fatkhuloev's intelligent cutback allowed Akhtam Nazarov to get the
Tajiks on the scoreboard but Chinese Taipei restored their three-goal cushion
just seconds later when keeper Shih launched the ball the entire length of
the court for Han to volley through the legs of Sharipov for his second and
Chinese Taipei's fourth.
Tajikistan pulled one back in the 25th minute when Jumaev skilfully curled
the ball past Shih, who was beaten again seven minutes later following a
powerful drive from Orzu Dodkhudoev.
And Shih would be picking the ball out of the net for fourth time in the
match when Nazarov's shot was deflected past the helpless keeper by Yang
Chao-hsun as the Tajiks levelled the match at 4-4.
And with just 30 seconds remaining Chinese Taipei were caught by a quick
counter-attack allowing Alisher Ulmasov to turn the tide of the match in
Tajikistan's favour.
But Ulmasov hadn't finished there and with Shih joining the attack as the
East Asians chased the equaliser he break clear of the pack and swept the
ball into an unguarded net from just inside the Chinese Taipei half.
When asked if Tajikistan's remarkable come-from-behind victory was lucky head
coach Damir Kamaletdinov responded with an emphatic niet saying that a change
in strategy for the second period brought about the change in his side's
fortunes.
"No I don't think we were lucky as we fought hard and deserved this win," he
said.
"It's the team that scores that wins not the team that controls the ball and
in the first period we controlled the ball but Chinese Taipei took their
chances.
"In the second period we changed our tactics and I told the players don't
panic, there is still time. We have experience in being three or four goals
down before and have fought back for a positive result."