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AUSTRALIA

Behich magic delivers golden win for Australia

June 6, 2025 Paul Williams

Tony Popovic’s face said it all. Perth Stadium was going wild, a flare was ripped among the Australian fans and the players were still smothering Aziz Behich near the corner flag after his stunning 90th […]

AUSTRALIA

Australian eyes firmly on the prize ahead of Japan showdown

June 5, 2025 Paul Williams

When Australia last played Japan, just weeks into the Tony Popovic era, they walked away with a hard-earned 1-1 draw after a pair of own goals at Saitama Stadium. It was a precious point for […]

AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

OUR VERDICT: How the ACL Elite Final will be won

May 3, 2025 TAG Admin

The AFC Champions League Elite Final is always one of the showpiece events on the Asian football calendar and this year will be no different. After two thrilling, but quite different semi-finals, we are left […]

AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

TAG Podcast: Ultimate ACL Elite Final Preview

May 2, 2025 TAG Admin

With the AFC Champions League Elite Final less than 48 hours away, we have you covered with the ultimate preview of Asia’s showpiece event. Paul Williams and Michael Church, who is in Jeddah for the […]

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 […]

PODCAST

TAG Extra: Nadeshiko Japan assistant coach Leah Blayney

February 18, 2025 TAG Admin

In a special bonus episode, on the eve of the SheBelieves Cup, our resident women’s football expert, Alex Bishop, catches up with new Nadeshiko Japan assistant coach, Leah Blayney. Together they discuss her coaching journey in […]

PODCAST

TAG Podcast: A new era for Malaysia

February 9, 2025 TAG Admin

The full crew is back for the first time in 2025 ahead of a bumper year in Asian football, with a feast of football coming our way. We’re joined from Kuala Lumpur by Keeshanan Sundaresan […]

INTERVIEWS

Kijima charts unorthodox path to professional football

December 13, 2024 Paul Williams

Earlier this year, in just his seventh league appearance, Hosei Kijima shared the pitch with Lionel Messi as his St Louis City outfit played out a thrilling 3-3 draw with Messi’s Inter Miami. Messi, the […]

WOMEN'S ASIAN CUP

Japan and South Korea: a tale of two sides in transition

October 31, 2024 Alex Bishop

The international window often provides an opportune moment to reshuffle the deck and venture new ideas. Certainly this was the case for Japan and South Korea who met for a pair of exhibition matches hosted […]

WOMEN'S FOOTBALL

Urawa laud a new era for women’s club football in Asia

October 18, 2024 Alex Bishop

The first step towards greater things is often the most important. Women’s club football in Asia has now completed that step and the positives are plain to see. The AFC Women’s Champions League is Asia’s […]

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