Australia: Jets sign off in style
Newcastle Jets kicked off their preparations for the Playoffs with a resounding 4-0 win against Central Coast Mariners to complete their League campaign in style.

Jets finished on 48 points, five points ahead of Adelaide United, who beat Melbourne City 2-1 away from home.

Marcus Younis gave Melbourne City the lead in the 17th minute before Luka Jovanovic struck twice late on (79th, 90+8) to turn the match around. Jovanovic was then sent off in the 90+9 minute. Melbourne City sit in sixth with 38 points.

In other matches, Auckland FC drew 2–2 with Sydney FC, Melbourne Victory defeated Western Sydney Wanderers 2–0 and Macarthur recorded a 4–0 win over Wellington Phoenix.

Thailand: Buriram in control
Champions Buriram United secured a 3–1 away win over Kanchanaburi Power to move up to 69 points, while Kanchanaburi Power sit 15th with 22.

Port FC recorded a 1–0 away win over Uthai Thani to stay second with 54 points. Uthai Thani are 11th with 30.

 

Ratchaburi FC are a point behind Port FC after defeating Sukhothai 2–1, BG Pathum United beat Nakhon Ratchasima 1–0 and Chiangrai United secured a 2–0 win over Bangkok United.

Vietnam: CAHN dominant; The Cong held
Cong An Ha Noi continued their strong form with a 4–2 home win over Song Lam Nghe An.

Nguyen Dinh Bac scored twice (19th, 34th) before Phạm Minh Phúc added another (37th) and Bac completed his hat-trick from the penalty spot (56th). Michael Olaha scored both goals for the visitors (45+3 penalty, 84th). CAHN sit first with 51 points, while Song Lam Nghe An are eighth with 24.

The Cong were held to a 3–3 draw by SHB Da Nang. Lucao do Break scored twice (22nd, 32nd) and Dinh Van Tu added a third (74th), while Joel Lopez Pissano (1st, 90+3 penalty) and Milan Makaric (44th) scored for Da Nang. The Cong are second with 42 points, while SHB Da Nang sit 13th with 13.

In other matches, Ha Noi defeated Ninh Binh 3–2 while Thanh Hoa edged PVF-CAND 1–0.

Indonesia: Borneo draw level with Persib
The title race in Indonesia continues to thrill as Borneo defeated Semen Padang 3-0 on Saturday to draw level with Persib Bandung at the top. Both are on 66 points with defending champions Persib ahead on the head-to-head ratio.

Persib, however, suffered a setback after being held to a goalless draw by Arema on Friday, with both pacesetters having played 29 matches.

Persija Jakarta stayed in third following a 1-1 draw with PSIM, with the result leaving them seven points adrift of Persib.

Malaysia: Selangor jump into second
Selangor cruised to a 6-0 win against Kelantan United to move into second place in the Malaysia Super League.

The win moved Selangor to 46 points, 15 behind runaway champions Johor Darul Ta'zim and, crucially, two ahead of Kuching, who dropped to third after a 2-2 draw with Brunei DPMM.

Singapore: Tampines run riot; Jurong climb
Tampines Rovers delivered the most emphatic result of the round with an 8–1 win over Young Lions.

Trent Buhagiar (4th), Irfan Najeeb (23rd), Shah Shahiran (28th, 77th), Koya Kazama (33rd), Glenn Kweh (80th), Ong Yu En (88th), and Hide Higashikawa (90+6) were all on target, while Sergio Mendonca scored for Young Lions (31st). Young Lions were reduced to 10 men after Marcus Mosses was sent off in the 48th minute.

Tampines sit second with 42 points, while Young Lions are seventh with eight.

Lion City Sailors continue to set the pace, defeating Geylang International 3–0 to move up to 50 points.

Albirex Niigata secured a 4–0 win over Tanjong Pagar, with Shingo Nakano scoring a hat-trick (7th, 10th, 90th) and Thae Uk Kim adding another (28th). Niigata stayed third with 35 points, while Tanjong Pagar are eighth with four.

Cambodia: Svay Rieng held
Champions Preah Khan Reach Svay Rieng FC had to settle for a 1-1 draw with Nagaworld FC as the Cambodian Premier League approaches its climax.

Phnom Penh Crown FC, however, failed to narrow the gap after suffering a 1-0 defeat against MOI Kompong Dewa, with the result leaving them 16 points behind Svay Rieng with three matches remaining.

Philippines: Manila Digger narrow gap
Manila Digger closed in to within four points of leaders Taguig with a 4-0 victory against Cebu FC. The win moved Manila Digger - who have a match in hand - to 48 points.

Taguig's lead was slashed following their 1-1 draw with Stallions Laguna. Cebu's FC defeat left them third in the standings on 42 points, one ahead of Kaya FC-Iloilo.