
AFC Champions League Two
With the action now set to return for Matchday Four from November 5 to 7, don’t forget to sign up and play the AFC Champions League Two™ Match Predictor where you have the chance to test your knowledge and win exclusive prizes.
As the next round of fixtures rapidly approaches, we look back at some of the standout Matchday Three results and give you some pointers ahead of Matchday Four.
Matchday 3 Most Picked Outcomes:
Al Taawoun FC to beat Altyn Asyr FC - 97.25%
Shabab Al Ahli Dubai to beat Kuwait SC - 93.02%
Tractor SC to beat FC Ravshan - 92.26%
Air Force SC to beat Al Khaldiya SC - 90.55%
Muangthong United FC to beat Dynamic Herb Cebu FC - 90.27%
Tractor SC to beat FC Ravshan - 92.26%
Air Force SC to beat Al Khaldiya SC - 90.55%
Muangthong United FC to beat Dynamic Herb Cebu FC - 90.27%
Result of the Week: Selangor FC 2-1 Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC
Selangor hadn’t beaten a Korean club since 1967 but that all changed on Matchday 3 when they hosted Jeonbuk in Petaling Jaya.
Selangor hadn’t beaten a Korean club since 1967 but that all changed on Matchday 3 when they hosted Jeonbuk in Petaling Jaya.

Captain and local boy Harith Haiqal and Jordan’s Ali Olwan netted quickfire goals in the first half to hand the Malaysian side a 2-1 win, with the result coming as a major surprise to the majority of you as only 7.71% of Match Predictor players backed the Malaysian team to get the win.
Proof that the less fancied team can still upset the big boys!
Most Accurate Pick: Al Taawoun FC 2-1 Altyn Asyr FC
Despite most of you not getting the Selangor vs Jeonbuk result correct, the vast majority of you were spot on with the outcome of Al Taawoun vs Altyn Asyr.

Joao Pedro slotted in the opener in first-half stoppage time before Sultan Mandash’s fine first-time finish saw them go two goals up early in the second half with the Saudi Pro League side ultimately emerging as 2-1 winners.
With a massive 97.25% of you opting for the home win, it was the most picked correct result of Matchday Three. For the remaining 2.75%, better luck next time!
Other Notable Scores:
Cebu hold Muangthong in Thailand
Cebu of the Philippines got their first point on the board following a 2-2 draw against Muangthong at Bangkok’s Rajamangala Stadium.

Rintaro Hama’s 93rd-minute leveller meant the points were shared, with only 6.61% of you going for a draw in this match. A prediction worthy of praise!
Late drama in Amman as Al Hussein come out on top
Jordan’s Al Hussein SC hosted a PFC Nasaf side with regular continental experience on Matchday Three and pulled off a notable victory.

Aref Al Haj scored a late brace with goals in the 87th and 91st minutes before Victor da Silva’s 95th-minute goal proved only a consolation for Nasaf as Al Hussein won 2-1.
Just 14.79% of you reaped the rewards for a correct prediction – well played, indeed!
Editor’s Matchday 4 Preview & Tips
A new month and new fixtures to look out for in the AFC Champions League Two with the chance for you to continue your strong momentum or redeem yourself with your upcoming selections. Check out our editor’s take on a pair of crucial fixtures to help you with your predictions.
Best Pick: West
Tractor to beat Ravshan

- Tractor are riding high in the Iranian Pro League this season and have a 100% record on the continent, having scored six goals and conceded just once in two matches. They’re currently sitting pretty at the top of Group A.
- Tajikistan’s Ravshan, meanwhile, are yet to pick up a point and lost the reverse fixture 3-1 at home in their previous match. They next make the trip to Qatar to face another tough Tractor challenge in a game where the Iranian side will be favourites to maintain their perfect record.
Best Pick: East
Bangkok to beat Lee Man

- Thailand’s Bangkok United have made a strong start in Group G, registering seven points from their opening three matches whilst keeping a clean sheet in each of their last two games, including a 1-0 away win against Lee Man on Matchday Three courtesy of Lebanese winger Bassel Jradi’s strike.
- Lee Man, in contrast, have found the back of the net just once in their three outings and are still in search of their first point. A trip to Southeast Asia to take on an impressive Bangkok side could potentially confirm their elimination.
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