Kawasaki: Head coach Lee Jung-hyo believes a structured approach was the winning formula as Gwangju FC earned a 1-0 victory over Kawasaki Frontale in their AFC Champions League Elite™ 2024/25 tie on Tuesday.
Vieira praises Buriram's cohesion, Mariners’ Jackson demands improvement
Gosford: Buriram United head coach Osmar Vieira was beaming with pride after his side secured a 2-1 victory over Central Coast Mariners in their AFC Champions League Elite™ 2024-25 tie on Tuesday.
Kawasaki: Gwangju FC maintained their winning start to the AFC Champions League Elite™ 2024/25 on Tuesday as Jasir Asani’s first half penalty earned the K League 1 side a defiant 1-0 win over Japan’s Kawasaki Frontale at Todoroki Stadium.
MD2: Central Coast Mariners (AUS) 1-2 Buriram United (THA)
Gosford: Buriram United secured their first win of the AFC Champions League Elite™ 2024-25 on Tuesday as goals from Guilherme Bissoli and Curtis Good earned the Thai League 1 champions a 2-1 win over Central Coast Mariners in Gosford.
MD2: Pohang Steelers (KOR) 3-0 Shanghai Port FC (CHN)
Pohang: Pohang Steelers produced an inspired second half to defeat Shanghai Port FC 3-0 in their AFC Champions League Elite™ 2024/25 tie at the Pohang Steel Yard on Tuesday.
MD2: Johor Darul Ta’zim (MAS) 3-0 Shanghai Shenhua FC (CHN)
Johor Bahru: Arif Aiman, Jorge Obregon and Juan Muniz were all on target as Johor Darul Ta’zim notched up a comprehensive 3-0 win over Shanghai Shenhua at Sultan Ibrahim Stadium on Tuesday to remain unbeaten in the AFC Champions League Elite™ 2024/25 after two rounds.
Riyadh: Al Hilal SFC made it two wins out of two after defeating Al Shorta 5-0 in their AFC Champions League Elite™ 2024/25 tie at the Prince Faisal Bin Fahd Stadium on Tuesday.
Al Khor: Qatar’s Al Gharafa SC claimed a famous win after they downed Al Ain FC of UAE 4-2 in a thrilling AFC Champions League Elite™ 2024/25 match at Al Bayt Stadium on Tuesday.
Kuala Lumpur: As excitement builds for the AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2024/25, the-AFC.com takes a look at Group B featuring Australia’s Melbourne City, Kaya FC–Iloilo of the Philippines, Thailand’s College of Asian Scholars and Bam Khatoon FC of Islamic Republic of Iran.
Kuala Lumpur: The group stage of the inaugural AFC Women’s Champions League™ 2024/25 is set for kick off with 12 teams aiming to lift the coveted trophy.