The New AFC Champions League Format Explained
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- Опубліковано 15 гру 2023
- This video explained the format of new AFC Club Competitions: AFC Champions League Elite, AFC Champions League 2, and AFC Challenge League.
This is a reupload of video from the official AFC website, because the video is not available in UA-cam. All credits due to Asian Football Confederation
Kesini gara" Persib 😁💙
Since there is a division between West and East in Asian competitions, creating seperate 2nd tier competitions for both sides can be interesting.
-AFC Champions League: 24 team competition for both sides
-AFC West Asian League: 32 team competition for Middle East, Central Asia and South Asia
-AFC East Asian League: 32 team competition for East Asia, ASEAN and Australia
Plus, an Asian Super Cup can be established as well when winners of West and East Asian Leagues face each other and then the winner faces against Champions League winner.
i like this a lot as an al-hilal fan , now we can play the west in knockout stages (without a foreign players cap), a more solid compeition for us. it will be lit, al-hilal will probably reach semi or final each year regardless but still this is much better than pervious format.
Good 🇱🇰 Luck 🎉❤ AFC
Rigged for the Saudis. It's time for East and West to break apart. No interest in playing against the Western teams, corrupt to their very core.
how? Al hilal or al nassr can win every match, they are at UEFA Champs league.
True, AFC is Arab Football Confederation
If that does happen, Iran should be allowed to join the east.
@@brianenel506no, UAFA is.
Think what we Indians are feeling.
South Asia is vast and with huge population and many old clubs only things they don't have is that oil money.
I don't know how AFC thought of South Asia to be part of West Asia .
They could've atleast give 1 slot to South Asia , taking it from West in champions league elite. Some more slots in champion league 2 as South Asia only has one slot and 1 slot in preliminary round.
Even in Challenger league we have only 4 slot out of 20 . Quatar, Saudi all these countries are getting 8-9 slots.
What do you expect when you have AFC accommodating to 1 member association?
'Arab Football Confederation'
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Wellington Phoenix and the upcoming Auckland A-League team should be allowed to compete in AFC Competitions should they qualify as they play in both an AFC League and Domestic Cup
Tbh New Zealand as a whole should join AFC, they're WAY too good for the other nations in OFC
@@HatterTobiasthat would leave a ridiculously weak confederation in Oceania.
@@paulorocky OFC should just merge with AFC as Asia Pacific Football Confederation. They can still exist as a regional association, like AFF for South East Asia and WAFF for West Asia. Australia improved itself after playing with Asian countries, Oceania should follow that path.
Why centralized venue for 3rd tier
Because the Saudis are rigging it, same with removing the foreign quota.
Because the AFC have delusions of grandeur
I guess the 3rd tier mainly are teams with not a very good stadium?
@@rachman.syahrilYES BRO U ARE RIGHT. BASICALLY WEAK CLUBS OF ASIA WILL PLAY IN AFC CHALLENGE CUP TO DEVELOP THEMSELVES
no.. no.... SWISS MODEL ARE CRAP.. i miss group stages 😭😭😭
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centralized venues! yuck!
It has already been announced that the 'centralized venue' will be in Saudi Arabia
Corrupt Arabia @@neverstopgrowingg
@@neverstopgrowinggIraq was the other country that “bid”, now I’m sure Iraq is nowhere as dangerous as it was 10 or 20 years ago but it would be unlikely that an Asia-wide club tournament would be staged there given the apparent constraints.
Clearly this has been set up to help the Saudi clubs. Asia is not Europe. Travel distances are long, people aren’t as affluent and visas for foreigners aren’t always easy to get. I can only imagine that the centralised venue fixtures not involving Saudi sides will be watched by a mass of empty seats.
In other news, due to the inability to host their home leg in their country, the women’s Olympic qualifier between DPRK and Japan has been moved to …….. Jeddah. The JFA was only informed of this 4 days before the match. I’m sure there’ll be a bumper crowd for this one. (/s)
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