India are scheduled to play friendlies during the September international window and the players will report for training on August 15 in Kolkata.

ATK Mohun Bagan and Bengaluru FC players will join the camp following the conclusion of Group D of the 2021 AFC Cup, which runs from August 18 to 24. Bengaluru's group stage participation, however, depends on their result against Club Eagles of the Maldives on August 15.

To select the candidates for each position, we have reflected on match data from the group stage to draw up a statistics-based approach to present the outstanding performers.

We kick things off with five standout goalkeepers for the all-important number one jersey. Review the nominees and then choose who you think should take the position as the last line of defence in this all-star XI in the poll below.

After a campaign that saw plenty of highs and lows for the Asian Football Confederation's representatives, including famous wins and impressive goalscoring feats, the-AFC.com looks back at what those involved had to say.

Seven teams representing five countries flew the Asian Football Confederation flag at the Games, with Australia's women and Japan's men reaching the semi-finals. We look back at some of the numbers that caught the eye.

Hong Kong - initially placed in Group I during the draw on July 9, join Japan and Cambodia in Group K.

Group I now comprises of Vietnam, Myanmar and Chinese Taipei.

Head coach Alexander Krestinin will look to introduce several new players to his national team pool in the home friendlies, with Palestine confirmed as the opponents for one of the matches.

The reigning AFC Asian Cup champions will play Serbia, Portugal and Luxembourg during the FIFA international window.

Qatar meet Serbia on September 1 followed by Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal three days later before concluding against Luxembourg on September 7.