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AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

Strugglers, rotations and drought breakers: What we learned from ACL Elite

October 23, 2025 Paul Williams

Approaching the half way mark of the League Stage, the shape of this year’s AFC Champions League Elite is slowly starting to take effect. There are some familiar patterns emerging: Saudi clubs continue to dominate […]

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What we learned from the Fourth Round of Asian Qualifiers

October 15, 2025 Paul Williams

With Qatar and Saudi Arabia advancing from the Fourth Round of Asian Qualifiers, Asia’s set of eight teams is now complete for next year’s FIFA World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico. Of course, […]

AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

Sharjah clash could serve as tipping point for Felix Sanchez and Al Sadd

September 30, 2025 Sudesh Baniya

Al Sadd face Sharjah with pressure mounting, but the clash once again offers the chance to turn the tide of a faltering season. For a team that wears its domestic supremacy as lightly as Al […]

AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

Al Ahli emerge from the shadows on a famous Jeddah night

April 30, 2025 Paul Williams

Not since 2016 have Al Ahli experienced a night like this. On that occasion it was a drought-breaking title triumph, their first in 32 years; on this it was passage through to a first continental […]

AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

Kawasaki the last hope for the East amidst a sea change in Asia

April 28, 2025 Paul Williams

Asian football has changed, that much we know. Kawasaki Frontale’s AFC Champions League Elite semi-final against Al Nassr on Wednesday will tell us by how much it has changed. The opening days of what is […]

ANALYSIS

Kapadze’s young wolves ready to shine on world stage

July 24, 2024 Martin Lowe

Wednesday marks a historic point for Uzbek football, as the national team kick-off in their very first appearance at the Olympic Games. While for many, Olympic football is deemed a secondary competition, an afterthought perhaps, […]

AFC ASIAN CUP

Planning for the future: Uzbekistan reap the rewards of youth focus

April 28, 2024 Martin Lowe

Professional, composed, effective. Some of the superlatives used to describe an unerringly comprised, potentially historic victory for Uzbekistan as they moved one step closer to an Olympics debut; one step closer to breaking their eternal […]

AFC ASIAN CUP

Are we witnessing the awakening of Asia’s sleeping giant?

April 22, 2024 Paul Williams

The premise of this article has been written periodically for the past few decades, that’s how long Indonesia has been talked about as the sleeping giant of Asian football. The nation, an archipelago consisting of […]

AFC ASIAN CUP

Asia’s ‘next-gen’ ready to shine in familiar surrounds

April 14, 2024 Martin Lowe

The race to Paris is on! The biennial U23 AFC Asian Cup kicks off in Qatar this coming week, with Olympic qualification the ultimate prize for the victorious few. Two months on from Qatar’s home […]

ANALYSIS

Asia reconvenes after Asian Cup as Road to 2026 continues

March 21, 2024 Martin Lowe

A mere six weeks on from the AFC Asian Cup final in Lusail, international football returns as the early rounds of World Cup qualification start to ramp up in Asia. The blur of Qatar – […]

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