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Central & South Asia Wrap:  Nasaf sign off with defeat; Mohun Bagan Super Giant stay top
Tashkent: Champions FC Nasaf ended their Uzbekistan Super League campaign with a defeat while Mohun Bagan Super Giant stayed at the top of the Indian Super League.
The Bangladesh Premier League kicked off so join the-AFC.com in our wrap of all the domestic action played across Central and South Asia this past week.

Uzbekistan: Nasaf denied grandstand finish
Champions FC Nasaf failed to end their campaign on a high, going down 2-1 to Metallurg Bekabad to finish their campaign on 52 points in the Uzbekistan Super League.

Nasaf finished five points clear of FC AGMK, who scraped past Qizilqum by a solitary goal.
Meanwhile, even as three teams finished with 43 points each, Sogdiana emerged third owing to a better goal difference followed by Navbahor and Neftchi Fergana respectively.

Lokomotiv Tashkent finished at the bottom of the table on 21 points, with Mettalurg finishing a spot above (23 points), courtesy of their victory against Nasaf.

Kyrgyz Republic: Abdysh-Ata end campaign in style
Champions Abdysh-Ata Kant defeated Talant 2-0 to finish on 69 points from 27 matches in the Kyrgyz League – 10 points ahead of Dordoi Bishkek who shared a 1-1 draw with Neftchi Kochkorata.
Muras United rode on a convincing 3-1 victory over Alay Osh to finish third.

Kyrgyzaltyn finished at the bottom of the table with 20 points, same as Alga Bishkek who ended a spot above courtesy of a better goal difference.

Bangladesh: Bashundhara kick off like kings
Defending champions Bashundhara Kings began their 2024-25 league campaign in style, putting up a super performance to fly 7-0 past Abahani Chittagong.
A brace each from Jared Khasa and Rakib Hossain, and further strikes from Foysal Ahmed, Mojibur Rahman and Miguel Figuiera sealed the emphatic win.

Mohammedan defeated Dhaka Wanderers 6-0, Abahani Dhaka overcame Fakirer Phool 2-0, while Rahmatgonj MFS rallied to beat Fortis 3-1.

Iran: Zob Ahan reign supreme
In the sole match played in the Iran Pro League, a dominant Zob Ahan registered a convincing 3-0 victory against Shams Azar.

A penalty conversion in the sixth minute from Majid Aliyari followed by a goal each from Omid Latifi and Mohsen Azarbad lifted Zob Ahan to 13 points from 11 matches with Shams Azar remaining 12th on 10 points from 11 matches.