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Singapore International Madhu Mohana joins Rhysh Roshan Rai & Zia-ul Raushan to preview Tampines Rovers’ AFC Champions League campaign.
The race to be crowned kings of the Asian continent kicks off in earnest on Friday June 25th, with Tampines Rovers drawn alongside two-time AFC Champions League winners Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors of Korea Republic, 2008 champions Gamba Osaka and Thailand's Chiangrai United.
The Stags' opener against Gamba on June 25th will mark the first time a Singaporean side has been in the AFC Champions League since Singapore Armed Forces appeared in 2010. That team featured a then 32-year-old Daniel Bennett; now 43, the defender is still going strong and will turn out for Tampines in Tashkent.
Finally, the expanded continental competition means more Southeast Asian teams – and nations – are involved, and Tampines' encounter with Chiangrai on June 28 is one of several regional clashes to look forward to in the group stage.
The race to be crowned kings of the Asian continent kicks off in earnest on Friday June 25th, with Tampines Rovers drawn alongside two-time AFC Champions League winners Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors of Korea Republic, 2008 champions Gamba Osaka and Thailand's Chiangrai United.
The Stags' opener against Gamba on June 25th will mark the first time a Singaporean side has been in the AFC Champions League since Singapore Armed Forces appeared in 2010. That team featured a then 32-year-old Daniel Bennett; now 43, the defender is still going strong and will turn out for Tampines in Tashkent.
Finally, the expanded continental competition means more Southeast Asian teams – and nations – are involved, and Tampines' encounter with Chiangrai on June 28 is one of several regional clashes to look forward to in the group stage.
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By Zia-ul Raushan & Rhysh Roshan RaiSingapore International Madhu Mohana joins Rhysh Roshan Rai & Zia-ul Raushan to preview Tampines Rovers’ AFC Champions League campaign.
The race to be crowned kings of the Asian continent kicks off in earnest on Friday June 25th, with Tampines Rovers drawn alongside two-time AFC Champions League winners Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors of Korea Republic, 2008 champions Gamba Osaka and Thailand's Chiangrai United.
The Stags' opener against Gamba on June 25th will mark the first time a Singaporean side has been in the AFC Champions League since Singapore Armed Forces appeared in 2010. That team featured a then 32-year-old Daniel Bennett; now 43, the defender is still going strong and will turn out for Tampines in Tashkent.
Finally, the expanded continental competition means more Southeast Asian teams – and nations – are involved, and Tampines' encounter with Chiangrai on June 28 is one of several regional clashes to look forward to in the group stage.
The race to be crowned kings of the Asian continent kicks off in earnest on Friday June 25th, with Tampines Rovers drawn alongside two-time AFC Champions League winners Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors of Korea Republic, 2008 champions Gamba Osaka and Thailand's Chiangrai United.
The Stags' opener against Gamba on June 25th will mark the first time a Singaporean side has been in the AFC Champions League since Singapore Armed Forces appeared in 2010. That team featured a then 32-year-old Daniel Bennett; now 43, the defender is still going strong and will turn out for Tampines in Tashkent.
Finally, the expanded continental competition means more Southeast Asian teams – and nations – are involved, and Tampines' encounter with Chiangrai on June 28 is one of several regional clashes to look forward to in the group stage.