While goals from Adam Le Fondre and Kwame Yeboah saw the points shared in the third Sydney Derby of the season, the 1-1 scoreline was overshadowed by the empty stands at Western Sydney Stadium.

The remainder of the A-League's 2019-2020 season is being played behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic and nowhere was the difference starker than the usually packed-out city clash.

Western Sydney Wanderers and Sydney FC played out a 1-1 draw in Australia’s A-League on Saturday, meanwhile, as Melbourne City narrowed the gap at the top with a win over Central Coast Mariners.

And in what was a scaled down few days of action across ASEAN and East Asia, Tampines Rovers continue to look strong in Singapore.

The Melbourne-born midfielder had the privilege of running out in all three of the Green and Gold’s matches at the FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia, as a substitute, and they are memories he cherishes.

An early goal from Player of the Match Steph Catley proved decisive, as Rado Vidosic’s side continued their stranglehold on the competition at a closed Melbourne Rectangular Stadium.

City’s win – their 13th in a row – added the W-League Championship to the Premiership they won earlier in the campaign, making them the first side to complete the double since 2009 and the first ever to win four Championships.

Core training, improvised backyard circuits and the increasingly popular #StayAtHome juggling challenge are making sure the stars of the show will be ready to shine once more when football makes its eagerly awaited return.

Fill up your protein shaker and join the-AFC,com as we examine how, in ways we couldn’t have expected, football’s coming home.

After featuring fabulous free-kicks, long-range stunners and individual brilliance, this week's edition takes in one of our most popular categories: acrobatic goals. Athletic, exciting and often jaw-dropping, enjoy these magnificent efforts and then select your favourite by voting at the bottom of the article.