Central Asia Domestic Wrap: Orazsahedov wins Golden Boot, Esteghlal on song

Thu, 28 Oct, 2021

Central Asia Domestic Wrap: Orazsahedov wins Golden Boot, Esteghlal on song

Bishkek: The league season has come to an end in Tajikistan, although Khation still have a fight on their hands to avoid relegation, while Kyrgyz Premier League action closed with a two-man race for the Golden Boot.

Elsewhere, Esteghlal’s stunning form reversal reached new heights in Islamic Republic of Iran, while Turkmenistan’s Altyn Asyr took another step towards a sixth consecutive title.

Join the-AFC.com as we explore the key results from Istaravshan to Isfahan.

Central Asia Domestic Wrap: Dordoi wrap up title, Esteghlal win thriller

Thu, 28 Oct, 2021

Central Asia Domestic Wrap: Dordoi wrap up title, Esteghlal win thriller

Kuala Lumpur: FC Dordoi piled on five goals to confirm a second successive Kyrgyz Premier League title, while Esteghlal emerged from a packed Yadegar-e Emam Stadium with three points in the game of the week in Islamic Republic of Iran.

Elsewhere, Regar Tad-AZ and Istiklol booked Cup Final berths in Tajikistan, with Altyn Asyr and Ahal close to doing the same in Turkmenistan, and several storylines moved a step closer to their climax in the Uzbekistan Super League.

Join the-AFC.com for all the key results from Tabriz to Tashkent and beyond.

East Asia Domestic Wrap: First blood Shandong in FA Cup Final

Thu, 28 Oct, 2021

East Asia Domestic Wrap: First blood Shandong in FA Cup Final

Kuala Lumpur: Shandong Luneng came out on top of the first leg of the Chinese FA Cup final against Shanghai Shenhua following a 1-0 win in Jinan on Friday.

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.

South Asia Domestic Wrap: Jamshedpur hold Bengaluru, Paro FC crowned

Thu, 28 Oct, 2021

South Asia Domestic Wrap: Jamshedpur hold Bengaluru, Paro FC crowned

New Delhi: Jamshedpur FC rose to the top of the Indian Super League despite playing to a goalless draw with Bengaluru FC, while Paro FC were crowned the Bhutan Premier League champions. 

ISL defending champions Bengaluru were held to a third draw at the weekend, while Paro FC beat Drukstars FC to clinch the Bhutan Premier League title.

West Asia Domestic Wrap: Al Hilal held, second defeat for Al Sadd

Thu, 28 Oct, 2021

West Asia Domestic Wrap: Al Hilal held, second defeat for Al Sadd

Beirut: 2019 AFC Champions League finalists Al Hilal were held by Al Fateh in the Saudi Pro League while Qatar Stars League champions Al Sadd suffered their second defeat of the season in the latest round of domestic matches in West Asia.

UAE Pro League champions Sharjah recovered from their draw last week to record their fifth league victory as the-AFC.com reviews the domestic action in West Asia.

ASEAN Domestic Wrap: Cup champions crowned around Southeast Asia

Thu, 28 Oct, 2021

ASEAN Domestic Wrap: Cup champions crowned around Southeast Asia

Kuala Lumpur: A number of seasons across ASEAN drew to a close over the past few days with cup competitions being decided in Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and Singapore. 

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.

Port FC win Thai FA Cup

Thu, 28 Oct, 2021

Port FC win Thai FA Cup

Pathum Thani: Port FC clinched the Thai FA Cup 2019 title after edging Ratchaburi Mitr Phol FC 1-0 in the final at the Leo Stadium in Pathum Thani on Saturday.

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