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TAG Podcast: Asian Qualifiers – Group B Preview

August 31, 2021 TAG Admin

We’re joined by respected Asian football journalist Gabe Tan from Singapore to preview all six teams – Japan, Australia, Saudi Arabia, China, Oman and Vietnam – from Group B ahead of the third round of […]

ANALYSIS

Saudi Arabia lurking in the shadows as Asia prepares for Olympics test

July 21, 2021 Martin Lowe

The delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games gets underway this weekend after 18 months of stop-start preparations and its fair share of domestic and international opposition.  Earlier in the week on Thursday, however, the football tournament […]

ANALYSIS

Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan prepare for do-or-die battle

June 15, 2021 Martin Lowe

After nearly two years of extended gameplay, Round 2 of FIFA World Cup qualification in Asia draws to a close on Tuesday. As we predicted two weeks ago ahead of the culminating centralised format, and […]

PODCAST

State of the Game: Surviving COVID-19

May 21, 2020 TAG Admin

The Coronavirus has ravaged the sporting world, with leagues suspended indefinitely and some clubs struggling to stay afloat. So how does Asian football survive this crisis? We talk to Thai League deputy CEO Benjamin Tan […]

ANALYSIS

Gulf Cup: Hélio Sousa magic, slow starts and newfound Saudi identity

December 12, 2019 Tomas Danicek

For a neutral observer, this year’s Gulf Cup could hardly have offered a more tempting final menu. Two sides with monstrous chips on their shoulders battling it out until the very last second of the […]

PODCAST

The Asian Game – Episode 46

November 25, 2019 TAG Admin

Scott is LIVE from Saitama Stadium for the second leg of the 2019 AFC Champions League final between Japan’s Urawa Reds and Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal, where we get all the pre and post-match reaction, […]

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 […]

OPINION

OPINION: Al Hilal is Asia’s biggest club

November 6, 2019 Paul Williams

You can use a lot of different metrics to define ‘biggest’ – crowds, trophies, and in the modern world that we live even social media following – and in almost all of those Al Hilal […]

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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