Final day heroics from FK Bukhara sealed their survival, at least temporarily, while FC Bunyodkor claimed third place after becoming the first and only team to beat FC Pakhtakor in domestic competition in 2019.

Elsewhere, Sepahan and Esteghlal shared the spoils in a thriller in Islamic Republc of Iran, while FC Ahal claimed an important win in Turkmenistan.

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Long-range screamers, acrobatic scissor kicks, stunning free-kicks and superb team moves, the 2019 AFC Champions League saw goals from all angles and distances that stunned and delighted lovers of Asian football across the Continent.

UPDATE: Voting has now concluded – CLICK to find out who was selected as the best goal of AFC Champions League 2019

From classic free-kicks to unstoppable rockets from distance and even a goal from the halfway line, this selection has the lot, so sit back, enjoy and then cast your vote at the bottom of the article.

UPDATE: Voting has now concluded – CLICK to find out who was selected as the best goal of AFC Cup 2019

The AFC Annual Awards Hong Kong 2019 will be a night to remember after a momentous year for Asian football, following the successful staging of the biggest-ever AFC Asian Cup in the UAE, the Continent’s ultimate club competition, the AFC Champions League, alongside the AFC Cup and the pilot FIFA/AFC Women’s Club Championship as well as other age group competitions.

ATK, meanwhile, remained top of the Indian Super League standings on 11 points from six matches after playing to a 2-2 draw with Mumbai City on Saturday.

Elsewhere, Guangzhou Evergrande secured their eighth Chinese Super League title in nine years while Yokohama F. Marinos moved ever closer to being crowned J. League champions.

Tatung wrapped up their third successive title in Chinese Taipei, while there were also fixtures in Hong Kong and Guam, so join the-AFC.com as we review all the action across East Asia.

Iraq joined Qatar (Group B), Tajikistan (Group C), Islamic Republic of Iran (Group D), Bahrain (Group E), Saudi Arabia (Group F), Malaysia (Group G), Australia (Group H), Korea Republic (Group I), Japan (Group J) and Indonesia (Group K) as the group winners to advance.

Laos (Group H), Vietnam (Group J), Yemen (Group B) and Cambodia (Group G) advanced to the 2020 Finals as the best four runners-up, with hosts Uzbekistan completing the 16-team cast. It will be Cambodia's first appearance in the Finals in 45 years.

Saudi Arabia are the defending champions and the 2020 Finals will be played on October 14-31, with the top four teams sealing qualification to the FIFA U-20 World Cup 2021.