Brazil: 2014 World Cup Asian Qualifying Draw

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* Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia March 30 2011.

First leg, June 29 2011 and Second leg, July 3 2011

1. Round 1

   1. Malaysia v Chinese Taipei
   2. Bangladesh v Pakistan
   3. Cambodia v Laos
   4. Sri Lanka v Philippines
   5. Afghanistan v Palestine
   6. Vietnam v Macau
   7. Nepal v Timor Leste
   8. Mongolia v Myanmar

2. Round 2

   1. Thailand v Afghanistan or Palestine
   2. Lebanon v Bangladesh or Pakistan
    3. China v Cambodia or Laos
   4. Turkmenistan v Indonesia
   5. Kuwait v Sri Lanka or Philippines
   6. Oman v Mongolia or Myanmar
   7. Saudi Arabia v Hong Kong
   8. Iran v Maldives
   9. Syria v Tajikistan
  10. Qatar v Vietnam or Macau
  11. Iraq v Yemen
  12. Singapore v Malaysia or Chinese Taipei
  13. Uzbekistan v Kyrgyzstan
  14. UAE v India
  15. Jordan v Nepal or Timor Leste

First leg, July 23 2011 and Second leg, July 28 2011

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