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ASEAN Wrap: Ratchaburi roar back; Dewa stun Persija

Mon, 02 Nov, 2026

ASEAN Wrap: Ratchaburi roar back; Dewa stun Persija

Kuala Lumpur: It was a week of dramatic comebacks and significant results across ASEAN, with Ratchaburi FC producing a stunning five-goal second-half turnaround to defeat Sisaket United 5-2 in Thailand.

Dewa United handed Indonesian Liga 1 leaders Persija Jakarta a 2-1 defeat. In Vietnam, Nam Dinh strengthened their grip on top spot with a 3-1 comeback win over Viettel.
 
There were also matches in Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar so join the-AFC.com as we take a look at the latest domestic action across ASEAN.

Group A: Naegohyang Women’s FC (PRK) 7-0 Ayeyawady FC - Women (MYA)

Mon, 02 Nov, 2026

Group A: Naegohyang Women’s FC (PRK) 7-0 Ayeyawady FC - Women (MYA)

Yangon: DPR Korea’s Naegohyang Women’s FC cruised 7-0 past Ayeyawady FC of Myanmar in their AFC Women’s Champions League 2026/2027™ Group A tie on Sunday.

Goals from Ri Kuk Hyang and Ri Yu Jong gave Naegohyang a comfortable cushion at half-time with the defending champions turning on the power in the second half to show their intention of retaining the title. 

ASEAN Wrap: Tampines stay perfect as big wins shake up the regional tables

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

ASEAN Wrap: Tampines stay perfect as big wins shake up the regional tables

Kuala Lumpur: Tampines Rovers maintained their perfect start to the Singapore Premier League season with a thrilling 3-2 victory over FC Jurong.

In Thailand, Port MTI FC climbed to the summit with a 4-1 win over Rayong FC, as defending champions Buriram United suffered a 3-2 defeat to Sisaket United.
 
Elsewhere, Wellington Phoenix moved top of Australia’s A-League with a 2-0 victory over Central Coast Mariners, with matches also played in Vietnam, Indonesia, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and the Philippines.
 
The-AFC.com takes a look at the latest domestic action across ASEAN.

Group D: Tainan City FC (TPE) 1-1 Yangon United FC (MYA)

Sun, 25 Oct, 2026

Group D: Tainan City FC (TPE) 1-1 Yangon United FC (MYA)

Samarinda: Tainan City FC booked their place in the knockout stage of the AFC Challenge League 2026/27™ following a 1-1 draw with Yangon United in their Group D tie on Saturday.

The result meant both sides ended with a point each, with Chinese Taipei’s Tainan advancing due to a superior goal difference. Borneo FC Samarinda topped the group with a maximum six points. 

Group E: Manila Digger FC (PHI) 4-0 Shan United FC (MYA)

Sat, 24 Oct, 2026

Group E: Manila Digger FC (PHI) 4-0 Shan United FC (MYA)

Yangon: Manila Digger FC are through to the knockout stage of the AFC Challenge League 2026/27™ following a 4-0 win against Shan United FC in their Group E tie on Saturday.

The win confirmed Manila as Group E winners, advancing to the quarter-finals on seven points while Shan United - on four points - will need Kasuka FC to deny New Taipei City Hang Yuan FC a victory in the later match to qualify for the knockout stage.

Group E: Kasuka FC (BRU) 0-2 Shan United FC (MYA)

Wed, 21 Oct, 2026

Group E: Kasuka FC (BRU) 0-2 Shan United FC (MYA)

Yangon: A dominant Shan United FC defeated Kasuka FC 2-0 in their AFC Challenge League 2026/27™ Group E match at Thuwunna Stadium on Wednesday.

On four points, Han Win Aung’s side will face Manila Digger FC on Saturday to decide who advances to the knockout stage on the group winners’ ticket.

ASEAN Wrap: JDT stay perfect; Buriram shine

Mon, 19 Oct, 2026

ASEAN Wrap: JDT stay perfect; Buriram shine

Kuala Lumpur: Johor Darul Ta’zim continued their dominant start to the Malaysia Super League season with a 3-0 victory over Terengganu, extending their perfect record to six wins from six matches.

In Thailand, defending champions Buriram United edged Pattani 1-0 to stay top, while Auckland FC began their A-League campaign with a comeback 3-1 win over Melbourne City. Vietnam, meanwhile, saw a major upset as Hanoi FC defeated reigning champions Cong An Ha Noi FC 2-1.
 
There were also matches in Indonesia, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar, so join the-AFC.com in our weekly wrap of the domestic scene across ASEAN.

Group D: Borneo FC Samarinda (IDN) 2-0 Yangon United (MYA)

Sun, 18 Oct, 2026

Group D: Borneo FC Samarinda (IDN) 2-0 Yangon United (MYA)

Samarinda: Two second-half goals gave Borneo FC Samarinda a winning start to their AFC Challenge League 2026/27 Group D campaign as they defeated Yangon United 2-0 on Sunday.

The Indonesian side will next face Tainan City FC on Saturday with Myanmar’s Yangon to play the Chinese Taipei side on Wednesday.

Group E: Shan United FC (MYA) 1-1 New Taipei City Hang Yuan FC (TPE)

Sun, 18 Oct, 2026

Group E: Shan United FC (MYA) 1-1 New Taipei City Hang Yuan FC (TPE)

Yangon: Shan United fought back from a goal down to force a 1-1 stalemate with New Taipei City Hang Yuan FC in their AFC Challenge League 2026/27™ Group E opener on Sunday.

After a listless opening half, Hang Yuen went in front through Lin Hai-cheng, only for Thet Wai Moe to rescue a point for the Myanmar side.

Shan United will face Brunei Darussalam’s Kasuka FC next on Wednesday, while Hang Yuen meet Manila Digger FC of the Philippines.

ASEAN Wrap: Buriram’s late drama, Persija’s perfect run

Mon, 12 Oct, 2026

ASEAN Wrap: Buriram’s late drama, Persija’s perfect run

Kuala Lumpur: It was a weekend of dramatic finishes and dominant displays across ASEAN as Buriram United struck deep into stoppage time to overcome Rayong FC in Thailand.

Cong An Ha Noi FC maintained their perfect start in Vietnam and Persija Jakarta cruised to another victory in Indonesia.
 
There was also thrilling action in Singapore, Laos, Myanmar and the Philippines so join the-AFC.com as we take you through all the standout results and key moments from another eventful week of football across Southeast Asia.

#U17WAC - China 2027 cast finalised

Mon, 12 Oct, 2026

#U17WAC - China 2027 cast finalised

Kuala Lumpur: The lineup for the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup China 2027™ was finalised following the conclusion of the Qualifiers on Sunday.

Only the eight group winners advanced to join the quartet of teams that qualified directly as the top four finishers from 2026: defending champions DPR Korea, runners-up Japan, and semi-finalists Australia and China PR.

Qualifiers - Group G: Myanmar 2-1 Hong Kong, China

Sun, 11 Oct, 2026

Qualifiers - Group G: Myanmar 2-1 Hong Kong, China

Yangon: Myanmar claimed their spot in the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup China 2027™ after a hard-fought 2-1 win over Hong Kong, China in their Qualifiers Group G encounter on Sunday.

The Southeast Asia side made their second consecutive Finals after finishing with a perfect record in their three-team group while Hong Kong, China closed second three points adrift.