At present, the 3 groups A, B, C have all completed the competition and determined the 6 teams to continue (first and second in each group). Meanwhile, in group D, where U.17 Vietnam is present, the opportunity to continue is still divided equally among the teams (in theory).

Group A was decided after the second round, when host U.17 Thailand and U.17 Yemen won tickets to the next round 1 round early. In the final round, the "War Elephants" defeated U.17 Yemen with a score of 1-0 to enter the quarterfinals as the top team in Group A.

In Group B, U.17 Korea showed their superior strength after the first 2 rounds and soon entered the next round with 2 wins. Meanwhile, U.17 Iran only won 1 and drew 1. In the final match, U.17 Iran surprisingly defeated U.17 Korea with a score of 2-0 and won the first place in Group B to enter the quarterfinals.

Group C also witnessed the absolute dominance of Saudi Arabia U.17. The West Asian team won all 3 matches to advance as group leaders. Meanwhile, Australia U.17 is also very strong with 2 wins and entered the round of 8 strongest teams as the second-placed team in Group C.

Accordingly, the two quarter-final matches have also been determined. U.17 Thailand will meet U.17 Korea, while U.17 Iran will face U.17 Yemen. The remaining two matches will be determined after Group D completes the group stage.

In Group D, the teams will continue to compete in the final round tonight (June 23) at 7 p.m. The top spot in Group D is unlikely to slip away from U.17 Japan as they will only face U.17 India. Meanwhile, the second place in the group will be a fierce competition between U.17 Uzbekistan and U.17 Vietnam. Coach Hoang Anh Tuan's team still has the right to decide because if they win with any score, they will enter the quarterfinals. However, the task of winning 3 points against Uzbekistan is not easy.