AFC Champions League

The AFC Champions League is a prestigious annual club football competition organized by the Asian Football Confederation (AFC). It features top clubs from various nations across Asia, competing for the title of the continent’s champion. Clubs qualify for the tournament based on their performance in their respective domestic leagues and cup competitions. The tournament consists of several stages, including a group stage, knockout rounds, and a final match to determine the champion. Established in 2002, the AFC Champions League aims to enhance the level of football in Asia, promote competitive balance, and showcase the best talent in club football throughout the region. The competition is seen as the flagship tournament for clubs in Asian football, similar to the UEFA Champions League in Europe.