Elsewhere, Boeung Ket FC denied Svay Rieng FC the double in Cambodia and the finalists of the Copa Paulino Alcantara in the Philippines have been confirmed. For a full review of the action across the region, here’s the-AFC.com’s weekly wrap.

Australia will play Jordan in Amman next Thursday, and Arnold has selected a slightly extended squad for the fixture as Hertha Berlin ace Mathew Leckie awaits the birth of his second child.

Australia’s squad to play Jordan at the King Abdullah II Stadium in Amman next week features the return to national team action for Scotland-based attacking duo Tom Rogic and Martin Boyle, Western United defender Josh Risdon, experienced defender Trent Sainsbury, 16-cap goalkeeper Adam Federici, as well as emerging Barnsley FC midfielder Kenny Dougall.

A total 20,029 fans saw the Matildas captain guide her side to victory in their first outing since the FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019, opening the scoring in the third minute before adding a second in the 72nd minute, only for Camila Sáez to pull a goal back as Chile mounted a late challenge.

Ante Milicic’s side will meet the Chileans again in Adelaide on Tuesday, before turning their attention to February’s Tokyo 2020 Olympic Qualifiers.

France came into the tie as Group C winners and on the back of an unbeaten run, while Australia had progressed as the second-best third-placed team after finishing behind Nigeria and Ecuador in Group B.

The 2001 champions will face Spain in the last-eight on Monday.

Indonesia scored a second-half penalty to earn their spot in next year's tournament in Uzbekistan, with the Southeast Asians finishing on top of the Group K standings with seven points.

DPR Korea needed to win in order to progress automatically, while in the group's other fixture Hong Kong also came from a goal down to defeat Timor-Leste 2-1 at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium.

Elsewhere, despite several leagues on hold for the international break, there were new leaders in the exhilirating race for the 2019 J.League title, while there was also Cup action in Hong Kong and some goal-filled ties in the Guam championship.

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.

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.