你想看哪一届、哪支球队的具体赛程？是2026世界杯亚洲区预选赛（当前这届）吗，还是只要整体时间表？

Clarifying tournament structure

In Round 4, there are two groups of three, and the top team from each group qualifies, totaling 8 teams. The runners-up will move on to Round 5, where the two second-placed teams face each other in a home-and-away matchup to determine who advances to the inter-confederation play-off. Now, I’m working on scheduling. Round 3 happens from September 2024 to March 2025, while Round 4 occurs in September to November 2025. I think Round 5 will likely take place in December 2025.Analyzing matchday scheduling

It looks like Round 5 might also take place in November, but I’m thinking about the home-and-away format for group runners-up. Round 4 already fills all 6 matchdays in September to November, and since each team in a group of 3 would play 2 home and 2 away matches, that should only use 4 matchdays. However, they have scheduled 6, which makes me wonder if it's a single round robin in a centralized location. I’ll need to clarify how they’re using the matchdays efficiently!Recalling AFC 2026 details

I’m trying to remember the AFC 2026 Round 4 announced in July 2024, which includes two groups of three teams playing home-and-away. This format means there will be 4 matchdays in the September to November 2025 window. Round 5, the playoff, is scheduled for November 2025, possibly using spare matchdays or later in December. The user asked for [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;最新安排[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; which means [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;latest arrangements,[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; so I can provide approximate windows and structure. I wonder if we should clarify which team or stage they are interested in!Planning to fetch AFC schedule

The guidelines indicate I can use the network without prior approval, so I’m thinking about querying for the 2026 AFC World Cup qualifiers schedule, specifically Round 4 dates. In the CLI, while I can’t execute analysis, I can use shell commands. I’m considering using methods like curl or searching with duckduckgo. However, since that could get a bit complicated, maybe it's best to provide general schedule windows first and ask the user what specific teams or time zones they’re interested in.

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