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EDITORIAL
Reporting, analysis, interviews and ideas that explore Asian football through the people, places and forces shaping the game.
THE LEAD
Three tiers, promotion and relegation, a biennial finals series and new pathways to the Asian Cup…
Four ways into the stories, ideas and conversations shaping Asian football.
Long-form stories exploring the people, places and forces shaping Asian football.
Context, insight and explanation that looks beyond the result to understand why it matters.
Arguments, perspectives and ideas from writers with something meaningful to say about the Asian game.
Conversations with the players, coaches and figures whose experiences help explain the game from within.
Stories that reflect how we see Asian football.
When The Asian Game launched in 2017, it was built on a simple belief: Asian football deserved to…
From Southeast Asia to the Gulf, regional tournaments remain deeply embedded in Asian football culture. But…
Brazil and Uruguay arrive in Kolkata for a historic international window, but the connections run far…
The latest reporting, analysis and conversations from across Asian football.
South Korea will go into the FIFA Women’s World Cup full of confidence, buoyed by their run to the final of last…
Japan’s FIFA Women’s World Cup campaign is off to a winning start as they swept aside a physically superior Zambia side in…
Playing at a World Cup for the first time minnows Vietnam fell to a 3-0 defeat to four-time world champions United States…
The Philippines suffered a 2-0 defeat at the hands of a more experienced Switzerland in the opening match of the Filipinas’ maiden…
The mood was convivial on the stroll through Sydney Olympic Park in the build-up to one of the most significant matches to…
There is a community group on Facebook popular with Philippine football fans, titled “Gusto kong makita ang Azkals sa World Cup bago…
THE ASIAN LENS
Asian football is shaped by history, identity, ambition, culture, politics and place. Our journalism exists to understand those forces — and tell the stories that emerge from them.