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Asian Cup Review: Was it the best Asian tournament of all time?

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Qatar retained their title as champions of the 2023 AFC Asian Cup.The games concluded with Qatar securing a back-to-back victory, marking a historic achievement for the host nation.

Fans are calling the delayed tournament the best in Asian football history.There were many remarkable moments, and amidst the excitement, Jordan surprised the world by reaching the final despite being ranked 83 in the world by FIFA.

Since the games, they have moved up to number 73.Palestine's attendance at the games was in doubt, but their resilience shone through and they made historic progress by reaching the group stages for the first time ever.

Despite their emotional exit, their determination left a lasting impact on the players and fans alike.In another first, Yoshimi Yamashita made history as the first female to referee a game at the Asian Cup.

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