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ANALYSIS

Asia’s ‘Generation Next’ ready to shine in Thailand

January 5, 2020 Martin Lowe

A new decade of Asian football is upon us, and with it we look forward to what the next ten years has to offer with the biennial AFC U23 Championships that promises to showcase the […]

ANALYSIS

Where Postecoglou goes, silverware follows

December 5, 2019 Paul Williams

When you appoint Ange Postecoglou, you know what you’re getting. I’m not talking about the style of play, the swashbuckling, free flowing, fluid attacking football. You get that, but more than that you get something […]

PODCAST

The Asian Game – Episode 47

December 5, 2019 TAG Admin

The show is tinged with sadness this week as we farewell a good friend in Pim Verbeek, as FOX Sports Australia commentator Simon Hill joins us to talk about former South Korea, Australia and Oman […]

ANALYSIS

Tokyo target historic title

December 4, 2019 Sean Carroll

It only marked the halfway point in the season, but when FC Tokyo came from behind to beat Yokohama F.Marinos 4-2 on 29 June it looked like a statement was being made. Despite conceding first […]

ANALYSIS

Take II: Red vs Blue in epic ACL finale

November 8, 2019 Paul Williams

It’s often said the sequel is never as good as the original, but this year’s AFC Champions League final will hopefully buck that trend. The original, in 2017, saw two of Asia’s biggest and best […]

ANALYSIS

Will the real Urawa Reds please stand up

November 7, 2019 Scott McIntyre

If you only watch Urawa play in continental competition you could be forgiven for thinking that they’re amongst the best Asian club teams going round – confident, with control and occasional verve in attack and […]

ASIANS ABROAD

Tokyo to Toronto: The story of Tsubasa Endoh

October 25, 2019 Paul Williams

When a young footballer aspires to a professional club career, more often than not that involves getting to Europe. But not for Tsubasa Endoh. His journey to a professional career took a different path, one […]

ANALYSIS

WCQ Preview: Regional rivalries to light up

October 9, 2019 Martin Lowe

Round 2 of World Cup Qualification is never a stage that the Asian elite are particularly fond of; either made to play out comfortable victories or suffer from an outsider out to break a record […]

ANALYSIS

Style & Identity: Asian football seeks a way forward

September 9, 2019 Martin Lowe

Identity in football is hot business at the moment, and like anything that is proven to walk hand-in-hand with success, a unified vision, style or philosophy is one that is currently being striven for across the […]

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