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Hong Kong: Melbourne City’s unbeaten start to the season in Australia is over after they suffered a 2-1 defeat to Sydney FC on Saturday as the A-League was back in action following a break for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.

In China PR, a top-of-the-table clash between Wuhan Three Towns and Shandong Taishan on Friday did not produce a winner meaning that leaders Wuhan maintain a three-point advantage over the defending champions as they enter the home straight of the season.

Frontrunners PSM Makassar and Bali United both recorded wins as Liga 1 resumed in Indonesia while Southern moved to the semi-finals of the Hong Kong FA Cup at the expense of Lee Man, so join the-AFC.com as we review this week’s action from across ASEAN and East Asia.

China PR: No separating title rivals Three Towns, Shandong

Second-placed Shandong Taishan held Chinese Super League leaders Wuhan Three Towns to a 1-1 draw on Friday to remain three points behind the frontrunners with a game in hand. Marcao gave Three Towns an early lead, but Wu Xinghan struck back before the break to claim a point for defending champions Shandong.

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