Jeddah: Al Hilal SFC reached the AFC Champions League™ 2023/24 semi-finals after a 2-0 win over Al Ittihad in the second leg of the quarter-finals at King Abdullah Sports City on Tuesday, setting a new world record of 28 consecutive wins in the process.
Ulsan: Ulsan Hyundai FC booked their place in the semi-finals of the AFC Champions League™ for the third time in four editions after they edged domestic rivals Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors 1-0 in the second leg of their quarter-final at Ulsan Munsu Football Stadium on Tuesday.
Preview - QF 2nd leg: Yokohama F. Marinos (JPN) 2 v 1 Shandong Taishan (Chn)
Yokohama: Shandong Taishan have to do something they have failed three times already this season - defeat Yokohama F. Marinos when they two sides meet in the second leg of their AFC Champions League™ 2023/24 on Wednesday.
Preview - Inter-Zone SF 2nd Leg: Taichung Futuro FC (TPE) 0 v 5 FK Abdysh-Ata Kant (KGZ)
Kaohsiung: Taichung Futuro FC have it all to do when they face FK Abdysh-Ata Kant in the return leg of their AFC Cup™ 2023/24 Inter-Zone semi-final at the Nanzih Football Stadium on Wednesday.
Tashkent: Australia are confident of getting the better of Japan when they meet in the AFC Women’s U20 Asian Cup™ Uzbekistan 2024 semi-finals at the JAR Stadium on Wednesday.
Tashkent: DPR Korea head coach Ri Song ho expects a titanic clash when his side take on Korea Republic in the semi-finals of the AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup™ Uzbekistan 2024 at Do’stlik Stadium on Wednesday.
Chinnama determined to take Australia to the next level
Tashkent: Naomi Chinnama's match-winning performance against Korea Republic on Matchday One has sparked her determination to propel Australia all the way in the AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup™ Uzbekistan 2024.
Tashkent: Kim Shin-ji has been playing in an unfamiliar position in the AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup™ Uzbekistan 2024 but the midfielder has risen to the occasion by emerging as a key player in Korea Republic’s surge into the semi-finals.
DPR Korea's 2006 world champs an inspiration for Ham
Tashkent: When DPR Korea went all the way to win the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup 2006 trophy, it sparked a growth of interest in the women’s game in the East Asian country.