I dont see any argument in this, the Bhutanese boys are clearly 2-4 years smaller, either they brought very under age boys (very unlikely) or the others brought overage boys (very likely)..no amount of "proof" can change my mind!
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DPR Korea finished their qualifying campaign with perfect four wins
thrashing the hopes of archrivals Japan, who had won only three games
and finished their qualifying run a day earlier, of snatching the only
finals ticket on goal difference if the Koreans had lost their final
match.</p>
<p>
Kim Chol-jin’s side had impressed with a 5-0 win over hosts Hong Kong
in their campaign opener before beating Japan 3-1. They then beat
Mongolia 8-0 before almost doubling the scoreline in their last victory
against Macau.</p>
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Ri Jong-chol and Kim Kyong-sok each scored five times for the Koreans
while Kim Chung-jin and skipper Ri Song-jin contributed a brace each
with Kung Jin-song scoring one in the match against Macau.</p>
<p>
Pun Veng keong-led winless Macau finished at the bottom of the five-side group’s table.</p>
<p>
DPR Korea are the fourth nation to have qualified for the eight-team
finals of the inaugural U-14 competition with Tajikistan, Saudi Arabia
and Iraq already punching their tickets from Groups C, B and A
qualifying respectively.</p>
<p>
<strong>Final Group H standings:</strong></p>
<p>
DPR Korea – 12 points<br>Japan – 9 points<br>Hong Kong – 6 points<br>Mongolia – 3 points.<br>Macau – 0 point<br></p>
<font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">So, North Korea have qualified and knocked-out Japan.</font><div><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2"><br></font></div><div><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">No worries for Japan though. They will probably bounce back and dominate in the U17 and U19 editions.</font></div>
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<br><div><br></div><div>Na, I just naturally have an early beard.</div>
<br><div><br></div><div>Yea and also there was rumours that guardiola is after 2-3 u-14 nepal players for his new team bayern munich </div>
<P>so Aizwal u14 were underage????..then why would they play them anyways??</P>
Championship 2014 after a whopping 15-0 win over Macau in their Group H
qualifying match at Mongkok Stadium on Wednesday.
<p>
DPR Korea finished their qualifying campaign with perfect four wins
thrashing the hopes of archrivals Japan, who had won only three games
and finished their qualifying run a day earlier, of snatching the only
finals ticket on goal difference if the Koreans had lost their final
match.</p>
<p>
Kim Chol-jin’s side had impressed with a 5-0 win over hosts Hong Kong
in their campaign opener before beating Japan 3-1. They then beat
Mongolia 8-0 before almost doubling the scoreline in their last victory
against Macau.</p>
<p>
Ri Jong-chol and Kim Kyong-sok each scored five times for the Koreans
while Kim Chung-jin and skipper Ri Song-jin contributed a brace each
with Kung Jin-song scoring one in the match against Macau.</p>
<p>
Pun Veng keong-led winless Macau finished at the bottom of the five-side group’s table.</p>
<p>
DPR Korea are the fourth nation to have qualified for the eight-team
finals of the inaugural U-14 competition with Tajikistan, Saudi Arabia
and Iraq already punching their tickets from Groups C, B and A
qualifying respectively.</p>
<p>
<strong>Final Group H standings:</strong></p>
<p>
DPR Korea – 12 points<br>Japan – 9 points<br>Hong Kong – 6 points<br>Mongolia – 3 points.<br>Macau – 0 point<br></p>