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Group E: FC Seoul (KOR) 3-0 The Cong - Viettel FC (VIE)

Fri, 06 Nov, 2026

Group E: FC Seoul (KOR) 3-0 The Cong - Viettel FC (VIE)

Seoul: FC Seoul strengthened their bid for a place in the next stage of the AFC Champions League Two 2026/27™ after defeating The Cong - Viettel FC 3-0 in their Group E clash on Wednesday.

The win kept Seoul in second spot, three points ahead of Australia’s Melbourne Victory with two more rounds of matches to be played. Indonesia’s Persib Bandung, who have confirmed their Round of 16 spot, lead with 12 points.

Group B: 4.25 SC (PRK) 6-0 Ho Chi Minh City Women’s FC (VIE)

Wed, 04 Nov, 2026

Group B: 4.25 SC (PRK) 6-0 Ho Chi Minh City Women’s FC (VIE)

Kolkata: 4.25 SC booked their berth in the knockout stage of the AFC Women’s Champions League 2026/27™ after picking up a 6-0 win against Ho Chi Minh City Women’s FC in their Group B tie on Wednesday.

Kim Kwang Min’s side have six points from two matches and are assured of a top two finish in the group regardless of what happens in the remaining games.

Polking rues missed opportunity for Ha Noi

Wed, 04 Nov, 2026

Polking rues missed opportunity for Ha Noi

Hanoi: Alexandre Polking was left disappointed after his Cong An Ha Noi FC side could not turn their dominance into a win and had to settle for a goalless draw with Kyoto Sanga FC in Tuesday’s AFC Champions League Elite 2026/27™ match.

There was also a sense of what could have been for Ranko Popovic as external conditions contributed to his Kyoto side not being at their best for the encounter.

Having dominated possession, Ha Noi had 17 attempts but with only five of those on target, did not maximise their play with the result taking the Vietnamese club up to four points.

MD4: Cong An Ha Noi FC (VIE) 0-0 Kyoto Sanga FC (JPN)

Wed, 04 Nov, 2026

MD4: Cong An Ha Noi FC (VIE) 0-0 Kyoto Sanga FC (JPN)

Hanoi: Cong An Ha Noi FC were left frustrated as Mano Polking’s V.League 1 champions shared a 0-0 draw with Kyoto Sanga FC at Hang Day Stadium on Tuesday in the AFC Champions League Elite 2026/27™ on Tuesday.

The home side were dominant for much of the opening 45 minutes but neither side was able to find a way through to leave the points shared. The result moves Kyoto onto seven points at the halfway stage in the league phase with Cong An Ha Noi on four.

Preview: Cong An Ha Noi FC (VIE) v Kyoto Sanga FC (JPN)

Tue, 03 Nov, 2026

Preview: Cong An Ha Noi FC (VIE) v Kyoto Sanga FC (JPN)

Hanoi: Cong An Ha Noi FC and Kyoto Sanga FC are set for a blockbuster AFC Champions League Elite 2026/2027™ showdown on Tuesday.

Both enjoyed morale-boosting victories last week and will be equally determined to continue from where they left off.

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 B: Ho Chi Minh City Women’s FC (VIE) 1-2 East Bengal FC (IND)

Mon, 02 Nov, 2026

Group B: Ho Chi Minh City Women’s FC (VIE) 1-2 East Bengal FC (IND)

Kolkata: East Bengal FC staved off a spirited second half fight back from Ho Chi Minh City Women’s FC to secure a 2-1 win in an action-packed AFC Women’s Champions League 2026/27™ Group B encounter on Sunday.

India’s East Bengal will next face a wounded Hwacheon KSPO WFC of Korea Republic, who lost 2-1 to 4.25 SC earlier in the day, while Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh can expect another tough match against the DPR Korea side.

Group E: The Cong - Viettel FC (VIE) 0-5 FC Seoul (KOR)

Thu, 29 Oct, 2026

Group E: The Cong - Viettel FC (VIE) 0-5 FC Seoul (KOR)

Hanoi: FC Seoul put their AFC Champions League Two 2026/27™ campaign back on track on Wednesday as Kim Gi-dong’s side handed The Cong - Viettel FC a 5-0 defeat in Hanoi to secure their first points in Group E of the competition.

Moon Seon-min put the visitors in front in the eighth minute before goals from Anderson Oliveira, Hwang Do-yun, Cho Young-wook and Leonardo Ruiz earned a comprehensive victory for FC Seoul.

The win moves FC Seoul off the bottom of the Group E standings, ahead of The Cong, and the only blemish on an otherwise perfect evening was a 66th minute red card for Yazan Al Arab, who was sent off for a foul on Khuat Van Khang.

FC Seoul were rampant in the opening half, effectively sealing the points by the 34th minute as Kim’s side picked up their first win the competition just days after lifting the K League 1 title for the first time in a decade.

Polking proud of Ha Noi’s desire to win

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

Polking proud of Ha Noi’s desire to win

Shanghai: Alexandre Polking was beaming with pride after Cong An Ha Noi FC produced a courageous performance to inflict a 3-2 defeat on Shanghai Port FC in their AFC Champions League Elite 2026/27™ tie on Tuesday.

The head coach saw his Vietnamese side endure different phases of the match but the reaction each time to Shanghai drawing level and the determination to dig deep for the win were vital to their first win of the campaign.

MD3: Shanghai Port FC (CHN) 2-3 Cong An Ha Noi FC (VIE)

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

MD3: Shanghai Port FC (CHN) 2-3 Cong An Ha Noi FC (VIE)

Shanghai: Cong An Ha Noi FC stunned Shanghai Port FC 3-2 in a thrilling AFC Champions League Elite 2026/27™ tie on Tuesday.

The China PR side fought back twice to draw level but it wasn’t enough to deny Vietnam’s Ha Noi the first win of their campaign as they moved to three points, one adrift of their beaten opponents.

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.

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.