Domestic Leagues
Join the-AFC.com as we take a look at the past week's domestic action across Central Asia.
Uzbekistan: Fergana the new Uzbek champions
Neftchi Fergana claimed the Uzbekistan Super League title with a match to spare after defeating Qizilqum Zarafshon 4-1.
A first-half brace by Alisher Odilov and one apiece by Jamshid Iskanderov and Ibrokhimkhalil Yuldoshev in the second secured the club from Fergana their sixth title and their first since 2001.
With the league set to close November 30, Fergana have 64 points from 29 matches, five clear of Pakhtakor, who defeated third-placed FC Nasaf 1-0.
Pakhtakor, Nasaf and Dinamo Samarkand are all separated by one point, leaving the chase for second place to be decided by their final results.
Dinamo Samarkand played out a goalless draw with Kokand 1912 - a scoreline repeated in the FC AGMK and FC Surkhon match and the tie between FC Mash'al and Navbahor Namangan.
Bottom club Shurtan Guzar drew 1-1 with FK Buxoro, which failed to prevent them from being relegated after winning only three of their 29 matches. Khorezm Urgench was also relegated after falling 3-2 to Andizhan.
Fifth-placed Bunyodkor, meanwhile, defeated Sogdiana 2-0.
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