Port FC, Johor Darul Ta’zim, Hanoi FC and Tampines Rovers all ended their campaigns on a high, while the league season ended in Cambodia but remains in full swing in Indonesia and is well underway in Australia.

For a look back at all the action in Southeast Asia, here's the-AFC.com's weekly ASEAN domestic wrap.

Midfielder Sergio Suarez scored the only goal of the game as Port claimed their second Thai FA Cup title, having previously won in 2009.

JDT, set to feature in the 2020 AFC Champions League, completed the domestic double after having clinched the Malaysia Super League title earlier in the season.

In their fourth appearance in the final, a defensive mistake by Hanoi's Nguyen Thanh Chung saw him head in Nguyen Hong Son's free-kick to give Quang Nam the lead in a damp Tam Ky Stadium.

Four different players scored as Tampines lifted the Singapore Cup after more than a decade, having previously won the title in 2002, 2004 and 2006.

So,as the-AFC.com reviews the finals between 2013 and 2015, it is hardly surprising we see the first three-time champion comes from the West. However, in the latest look back at the showpiece event, a new force from Southeast Asia also arrives on the Continental scene.

Elsewhere, the three-way race for the J.League title remains in the balance, while Ulsan Hyundai maintain their three-point lead at the top of the K League following another action-packed weekend of domestic football in the East Asia region.

After a one month break, fixtures returned to Chinese Taipei, while the early stages of the seasons in Hong Kong and Guam progress in intriguing fashion.

For a round-up of all the domestic action across East Asia, here’s the-AFC.com’s look back at the latest round of matches.