Group F - MD2: Port FC (THA) 1-3 Lion City Sailors FC (SGP)

Tue, 05 Nov, 2024

Group F - MD2: Port FC (THA) 1-3 Lion City Sailors FC (SGP)

Pathum Thani: Singapore’s Lion City Sailors FC stayed unbeaten after securing a 3-1 win over Port FC of Thailand in their rescheduled  AFC Champions League Two™ 2024/25 Group F match on Wednesday.

The win took Sailors up to seven points, which saw them leapfrogging their beaten opponents as Group F finally reached the halfway stage after adverse weather conditions had forced the postponement of this match.

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Group E - MD3: Kaya FC-Iloilo (PHI) 1-2 Eastern (HKG)

Sat, 26 Oct, 2024

Group E - MD3: Kaya FC-Iloilo (PHI) 1-2 Eastern (HKG)

Manila: Eastern of Hong Kong secured their first win in Group E of the AFC Champions League Two™ 2024/25 after edging Philippines’ Kaya FC-Iloilo 2-1 at the Rizal Memorial Stadium on Friday.

Kaya’s Kaishu Yamazaki cancelled out Marcos Gondra’s opener, before Noah Baffoe struck from distance to earn Eastern all three points.

Group D - MD2: Tainan City FC (TPE) 3-2 Young Elephants FC (LAO)

Wed, 30 Oct, 2024

Group D - MD2: Tainan City FC (TPE) 3-2 Young Elephants FC (LAO)

Yangon: Chinese Taipei’s Tainan City FC defeated Young Elephants FC of Laos 3-2 in a thrilling AFC Challenge League™ 2024/25 Group D tie on Wednesday.

The topsy-turvy match saw the lead changing hands three times before Tainan eventually secured the win that meant both them and Myanmar’s Shan United are already through to the knockout stage ahead of their meeting on Friday to determine the group winners.

Group E - MD2: Preah Khan Reach Svay Rieng FC (CAM) 2-1 SP Falcons (MNG)

Wed, 30 Oct, 2024

Group E - MD2: Preah Khan Reach Svay Rieng FC (CAM) 2-1 SP Falcons (MNG)

Ulaanbaatar: Preah Khan Reach Svay Rieng FC of Cambodia booked their spot in the knockout stage of the AFC Challenge League™ 2024/25 after defeating Mongolia’s SP Falcons 2-1 in their Group E tie at the MFF Stadium on Wednesday.

Svay Rieng face Indonesia’s Madura United on Saturday but are assured of a top two finish with SP Falcons - on one point - having already completed their fixtures. 

The Mongolian side’s fate now depends on Svay Rieng defeating Madura.

Al Ain’s run ended by Al Ahly

Wed, 30 Oct, 2024

Al Ain’s run ended by Al Ahly

Cairo: Al Ain FC of the United Arab Emirates saw their journey in the FIFA African-Asian-Pacific Cup 2024 come to an end after going down 3-0 against Al Ahly of Egypt at the Cairo International Stadium on Tuesday.

Wessam Abou Ali gave Al Ahly the lead going into the break before further goals from Emam Ashour and Mohamed Afsha secured the win for the 2023–24 CAF Champions League winners.

AFC Women’s Player of the Year 2023 Seike: The belief I had in myself was justified

Wed, 30 Oct, 2024

AFC Women’s Player of the Year 2023 Seike: The belief I had in myself was justified

Seoul: Kiko Seike’s sensational 2023/24 season reached its peak when the Japanese forward was bestowed with the AFC Women’s Player of the Year on Tuesday, October 29, at the AFC Annual Awards Seoul 2023, which took place at the spectacular Grand Peace Palace of the Kyung Hee University.

The formidable striker surpassed Australia’s Cortnee Vine and Korea Republic’s Kim Hye-ri to become the fourth Japanese player, after Homare Sawa, Aya Miyama, and Saki Kumagai to win the prestigious accolade.

Afif: I want to be AFC Player of the Year for the third time

Wed, 30 Oct, 2024

Afif: I want to be AFC Player of the Year for the third time

Seoul: The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) crowned Qatar’s Akram Afif as its latest AFC Player of the Year on Tuesday night at the AFC Annual Awards Seoul 2023 amid a glittering ceremony at the Grand Peace Palace of the Kyung Hee University.

The 27-year-old forward capped a magnificent 2023/24 season, leading Qatar to a successful AFC Asian Cup™ defence as well as Al Sadd SC to a domestic double, which saw him beat Jordan’s Yazan Al Naimat and Korea Republic’s Seol Young-woo to the prestigious accolade.