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	The quarter-final matches scheduled to be played on 14 November will now be played at Bangkok&rsquo;s Nimibutr Stadium, whilst the semi-finals and final will be hosted at Bangkok&rsquo;s Indoor Stadium Huamark.</div>
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Bangkok Futsal Arena fails to win Fifa approval

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