About AFC Asian Cup
The AFC Asian Cup, also known as the AFC Asian Cup, is an intercontinental national team championship organized by the Confederation of Asian Football, held every four years. In 1956, the first Asian Cup was held in Hong Kong, with a total of four teams participating, and the South Korean national men's football team ultimately won the championship. From 1968 to 1988, countries from West Asia and the Middle East won the Asian Cup championship. In 1992, the Japanese team, as the host country, won the Asian Cup championship trophy for the first time in their home country. In the 1996 UAE Asian Cup, the number of teams participating in the final round increased from 8 to 12.
