Binh Duong defeated Persija Jakarta 3-1 two weeks ago to eliminate the Indonesian side and remain in the hunt for a place in the ASEAN Zonal semi-finals ahead of their match in the Philippines on Wednesday.

They have since picked up four points from two games in the V-League, including a 1-0 victory over Saigon at the weekend which helped move them towards mid-table.

The winners of Groups G and H have already been decided but top spot remains open in Group F while five teams also have a chance of finishing as the highest-placed runners-up.

With Ceres Negros having already sealed top spot in the group, Binh Duong must now aim for a best runners-up spot. Meanwhile, Persija’s chances of progress in the tournament were ended as they slumped to a third successive defeat.

Victor Mansaray’s direct run had the Persija defence backpedaling in the eighth minute but the American’s shot from 18 yards was straight at Andritany Ardhiyasa.

Since taking over in 2017, Myo Min Tun led Yangon to three titles - the Myanmar National League, Charity Cup and the General Aung San Shield in 2018.

“Yangon United head coach Myo Min Tun has formally resigned from his duty today on May 13th, 2019,” the club said in a statement.

“On behalf of everyone at Yangon United, we would like to wish you all the success in the future and we very much appreciate the effort that you have put in at Yangon and will remember the excellent work you have done with us in the last couple of seasons.”

But for Anirudh Thapa, this is no unfamiliar territory. Last year, the youngster got to wear the captain’s armband in Dhaka at the SAFF Cup when he became the youngest player to take that responsibility. While it was a dream come true for the Dehradun boy, the dream didn’t end as he would have desired when India lost to Maldives in the final.

No district team has won Hong Kong's top flight since the hazy days of the 1960s. Always the domain of big spenders or storied sides such as South China AA, Seiko, Happy Valley AA, Kitchee SC and Sun Hei, Yueng Long were the last district team to lift the title in 1963.

That is until Wofoo Tai Po's time came on May 4, when a 2-1 win away at R&F in Guangzhou secured the Hong Kong Premier League title with a match to spare. One major milestone achieved, and one more coming up swiftly with a visit to the DPR Korea capital and a date with defending AFC Cup East Zone champions 4.25 SC.

The-AFC.com spoke exclusively to Tai Po captain Wong Wai as he reflected on their recent success, AFC Cup experience so far and how they will look to continue their momentum in Pyongyang.