In the past few weeks you have been voting for the best forwards, midfielders and defenders. Now it's time to turn our attention to goalkeepers.

So, here are six candidates for one spot between the sticks. Review the nominees and then choose your favourite goalkeeper for this all-star XI in the poll below.

We begin with nine candidates for the two spots up front. Review the nominees and then choose your favourite targetmen to lead the line for this all-star XI in the poll below.

You cast well over a million votes for your best-ever AFC Asian Cup forward, and now it's time to turn our attention to midfielders.

So, here are 10 candidates for the spots at the middle of the park. Review the nominees and then choose your favourite midfielders to set the tempo for this all-star XI in the poll below.

In the past few weeks you have been voting for the best forwards and midfielders, and now it's time to turn our attention to defenders.

So, here are eight candidates for the spots at the backline. Review the nominees and then choose your favourite defenders for this all-star XI in the poll below.

From now until September 30th, 2018, football fans can submit their slogan proposals for their favourite teams via the AFC’s social media platforms – Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, in the first phase of the contest, with the ultimate winners receiving an autographed national team jersey.

And the ultimate accolade will see the 24 winners have their slogans painted on the official team buses, which will be broadcast across the world and will ferry some of Asian football’s biggest names between the eight stadiums across the four cities, from January 5 to February 1, 2019.

Football fans are invited to get involved, ahead of the largest sporting event ever hosted in the Middle East, by signing up for the fun-filled seven-a-side tournament which offers players the added prestige of representing one of the 24 competing Asian nations. 

With the tournament mirroring the group stage and knockout format of the AFC Asian Cup UAE 2019, football fans will come together throughout the country, as they battle to be crowned champions of the Asian Community Cup. Registration is now open to everybody aged 18 and older.

Asian teams had the upper hand against their South American counterparts this international break, with victories for Japan, Korea Republic, Islamic Republic of Iran and Qatar. Elsewhere, reigning champions Australia made their first appearance under new coach Graham Arnold.

We picked five players from across the continent who did their chances of locking starting places in UAE 2019 big favours with impressive performances over the past 10 days.