Tajikistan announced the squad for friendly futsal matches against Uzbekistan

According to a statement from the Uzbekistan Futsal Association, the national futsal team of Uzbekistan is organizing a training camp in Tashkent from November 2 to November 10. During this camp, within the FIFA international window, two friendly matches against Tajikistan are scheduled.

Training sessions for players selected for the national team will take place at the Sports Hall of the Football Association of Uzbekistan's National Teams Center. The team management has planned two matches against Tajikistan as part of this camp.

The first match is set for November 8 at the National Teams Center. It will be held in a closed format by mutual agreement of both parties. The second match is scheduled for November 10 at 18:00 at the Yunusabad Sports Complex and will be open to spectators.

A total of 22 players were invited to the training camp: four goalkeepers, five defenders, nine wingers, and four forwards. Five athletes from the youth national team of Uzbekistan are included in the squad.

The squad includes the following players: goalkeepers — Abbas Elmurodov (BMB), Abbas Ulmazbekov (BMB), Jasurbek Rizbonov (Nasaf), Shohzahon Zamirkhonov (BMB); defenders — Ilhom Khamroev (SQB), Anashkon Rakhmatov (Nasaf), Sunnatilla Jurayev (Nasaf), Jamoliddin Sattorov (BMB), Fazliddin Botirov (OKMK); wingers — Husniddin Nishonov (BMB), Mukhammadali Husanbayev (BMB), Tokhirbek Abdukarimov (Maksam-Chirchik), Davron Choriyev (BMB), Kuvonchbek Jakhonov (Nasaf), Asilbek Vafoyev (Nasaf), Behruz Samiev (Oil Star), Eldor Nigmatov (Khorezm), Abdulbori Ilyosov (SQB); and forwards — Abror Akhmedzyanov (SQB), Begzod Mirkosimov (BMB), Muzaffar Abdukarimov (Almalyk), Javohirbek Abdulvosiyev (BMB).

This training camp in November and the friendly matches will be part of the national team's preparation for upcoming international competitions.

The head coach of the Iranian national beach football team, Ali Naderi, has formed a 16-man squad to participate in the upcoming AFC Beach Football Cup 2026. The tournament is scheduled to take place in Thailand from November 18 to 28.

Naderi presented this squad after the conclusion of the final stage of the Iranian Beach Football Premier League, selecting sixteen players to begin preparations for the continental competition.

According to information from the Iranian Football Federation, the national team's training camp will commence on October 30 at the National Football Center in Tehran, where players will start their preparation before the tournament begins.

In the group stage of the competition, Iran will compete alongside Afghanistan, Vietnam, and Lebanon. The Iranian team intends to demonstrate strong results in Thailand and maintain its reputation as one of Asia's leading beach football nations.

In recent years, Iran has achieved significant success in international beach football, establishing itself as a serious force on the continental stage. The upcoming tournament will give Naderi's team another opportunity to showcase their level and compete for Asian awards.

The national team roster includes the following 16 players: Mohammad Dastan, Reza Dayeiri, Reza Amiri, Saeed Piramoun, Ali Nazem, Davoud Shokri, Ali Mirshekari, Movahed Mohammadpour, Mohammadi Mohtari, Mohammadi Nazarzadeh, Mohammad Masoumizadeh, Abolfazl Sharifpour, Aydin Tashnehkam, Sobhan Faleh, Mehdi Shirmohammadi, and Mehdi Mirjalili.

The coaching staff will assess the players during the training camp while Iran intensifies its preparation for the first group stage matches. With a combination of experienced international players and talented athletes, Iran aims to start strongly against Afghanistan, Vietnam, and Lebanon to advance to the tournament playoffs.

According to a statement from the National Paralympic Committee of Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan achieved a victory at the 2026 Asian Paralympic Games held in Aichi-Nagoya on October 23, winning 14 medals. Among these were five gold, four silver, and five bronze awards.

Results of Uzbek Athletes' Performances

The most impressive performances by the Uzbek team were demonstrated in athletics. In the women's T12 long jump final, two athletes from Uzbekistan took second place. Khusniya Olimjonova won gold with a jump of 5.46 meters, setting a new Games record. Yokutxon Kholbekova received silver with a result of 5.44 meters, while an athlete from Iran won bronze.

Asila Mirzayorova won gold in the women's T11 long jump, achieving a distance of 5.04 meters, which is also a Games record. Shahrizoda Temirova finished third with a result of 4.73 meters, and a silver medal was won by an athlete from China. Mirzayorova concluded her competitions at the Games, earning three awards: one gold, one silver, and one bronze.

Karomat Omonova set an Asian record by winning the shot put in the women's F46 category with a throw of 13.16 meters. Shahinahon Yigitaliyeva won bronze with a result of 11.72 meters, and second place was taken by an athlete from China.

In men's shot put in the F32 category, Khurshid Kodirov won gold with a distance of 36.11 meters, setting a new Games record. Sunnat Botirov received bronze with a result of 33.67 meters.

Another Asian record was set in swimming. Egor Bolotov won the individual medley 200 meters for men in the S13 category, finishing the distance in 2:12.97. Dmitry Khorlin took second place with a time of 2:19.91, while a swimmer from Japan won bronze.

In the women's individual medley 200 meters in the SM13 category, Muslima Odilova won silver with a time of 2:42.02. Mubinabonu Khalilova received bronze with a time of 2:43.64, while the gold medal was awarded to a Japanese athlete.

In para-cycling, Azimbek Abdullaev won silver in the men's road race in the C4–C5 category, covering the course in 1:48.55.

Furthermore, Uzbekistan won bronze in the women's team para-powerlifting tournament. The team, consisting of Ruza Kuziyeva, Rukhshona Uktamova, and Kudrata Toshpulatova, scored 303.09 points in the bronze medal match.