Australia: Newcastle Jets win Premiers
Newcastle Jets had to settle for a 2-2 draw with Melbourne Victory but it was enough to confirm them as Premier’s Plate winners for the first time in the club’s history, thanks to Auckland FC's 1-0 defeat to Central Coast Mariners on Sunday.

In a thrilling tie, Newcastle went ahead in the 19th minute through Eli Adams but Charles Nduka's brace (31st, 34th) left the leaders trailing at the break.

Just when it looked like the points were going to be dropped, Newcastle were awarded a penalty in the 89th minute, with Adams scoring to take them up to 45 points.

Ali Augiah scored as Mariners dealt Auckland's title hopes the final blow with the defeat leaving them on 41 points. Adelaide United moved within a point of Auckland with a 3-1 defeat of Macarthur FC with just one round of matches remaining.

Thailand: Port FC suffer blow
Port FC's bid for a second-place finish in Thai League 1 suffered a setback after they were held to a goalless draw by BG Pathum United.

The result means they are only a point ahead of Ratchaburi FC, who defeated Bangkok United 4-1 and have a match in hand.

BG Pathum's win saw them leapfrogging Bangkok into fourth place on goal difference, with both on 45 points. Buriram United have already confirmed the title.

Vietnam: Cong An Ha Noi continue to dictate
Cong An Ha Noi FC's bid for the V.League 1 title continued serenely as they easily saw off the challenge of Ho Chi Minh City FC with a 3-0 win.

The victory moved Ha Noi to 48 points with seven matches remaining.

The Cong stayed within seven points in second place after edging Hong Anh Gia Lai 1-0, with Wesley Nata scoring the winner in the 73rd minute. Ninh Binh kept their slim hopes alive with a 3-0 defeat of PVF-CAND, with the victory moving them to 37 points.

Indonesia: Borneo close in on Persib
Borneo moved within a point of Persib Bandung with a 2-1 win over PSM Makassar.

The victory took Borneo to 63 points but defending champions Persib have a match in hand.

Persija Jakarta stayed firmly entrenched in third place with a 1-0 victory against PSBS Biak, with the win giving them a nine-point advantage over Bhayangkara, who lost 2-1 to Persijap.

Singapore: Tampines stay within distance
Tampines Rovers kept their Singapore Premier League title hopes alive with a 2-1 win against Balestier Khalsa.

Yuki Kobayashi put Tampines ahead in the 47th with Daniel Goh equalising 17 minutes later. Selga Sumi, however, scored the winner in the 80th minute as his side moved to 39 points, five behind leaders Lion City Sailors FC.

Jurong FC stayed third with a 4-0 win against Hougang United but they are nine points behind Tampines.

Philippines: Taguig hit four
Taguig FC continued their assault for the Philippines Football League title with a 4-1 defeat of Aguilas, with the win keeping them six points ahead of Manila Digger.

Manila also impressed in a 6-0 win against Maharlike while Cebu FC lost ground on the top two following a 1-1 draw with Stallion Laguna FC.

Kaya FC-Iloilo moved within a point of Stallions with a 3-0 victory against Mendiola.