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In Cambodia, Preah Khan Reach Svay Rieng secured their fifth Hun Sen Cup title after defeating Phnom Penh Crown in the final while Bali United became the third club to book their place in the Championship Series of Indonesia’s Liga 1 with a 2-0 defeat of Persebaya Surabaya on Wednesday.

Buriram United overcame Lamphun Warriors to punch their ticket to the semi-finals of the Thai League Cup while matches also took place in Vietnam, Myanmar and the Philippines, so join the-AFC.com as we review the week’s action from ASEAN.

In a pulsating final showdown at the Bangkok Arena, the Central Asians triumphed 4-1 over arch-rivals Thailand with an electrifying performance, underscoring their dominant displays over the 11-day Continental showpiece that saw them notch 25 goals in the process.

Iran produced a dominant performance to defeat hosts Thailand 4-1 in the final to secure a historic 13th title at the Bangkok Arena on Sunday.

Iran seized control from the start at the Bangkok Arena to deny Thailand a maiden title as the Central Asian side made up for losing to Japan in the decider of the 2022 edition.

The Spanish tactician, who clinched consecutive titles with Japan in 2012 and 2014, firmly believes that two-time runners up Thailand can finally lift the trophy on home soil.

Muhammad, alongside Apiwat Chaemcharoen, missed the semi-final against Tajikistan due to suspension and the forward is determined to make up by firing Thailand to an inaugural title.

Narongsak Wingwon scored the winning penalty as Thailand advanced to the final for the third time, with either 12-time champions Islamic Republic of Iran or Uzbekistan their opponents in Sunday’s decider.