Scott and Paul review the action from the group stage of the 2018 AFC Champions League.

Scott speaks to AFC Executive Committee member and Chairperson of the AFC's Women's Football Committee, Moya Dodd, about the development of the women's game in Asia.

Korean international Nam Tae-hee speaks to our roving reporter in Doha, Mitch Freeley, about Al Duhail's success this season and his chances of making the South Korean squad for the FIFA World Cup.

The AFC Champions League group stage has been completed and Scott and Paul review all the action, while we also talk to Moya Dodd about women's football in Asia, we travel to Doha to talk to Al Duhail star Nam Tae-hee and speak to Pakistani football Saddam Hussain.

The last goal has been scored and the 24 teams for next year's AFC Asian Cup are locked in. Scott & Paul discuss the end of qualifying, their thoughts on expansion to 24 teams and the performances of SE Asian nations.

Will Donkin is only 17-years-old and already he is an established member of the Chinese Taipei national team and making an impression for Crystal Palace's youth teams. Scott spoke to Will about his decision to play for his mother's country.

Steven Beitashour joins us from LA to discuss his recent move from Toronto FC to new MLS expansion club LAFC, and his desire to return to the Iran national team.

Australian midfielder Erik Paartalu discusses his first season in India, and the heartbreak of losing the Indian Super League final.

One of the great stories from this season's AFC Cup is Benfica de Macau, who have won their first two matches in their first ever appearance in the tournament. Scott spoke to their general manager to find out more about the club.

In another bumper episode Scott and Paul discuss the conclusion to AFC Asian Cup qualifying, we take a look at Benfica de Macau, hear from Erik Paartalu about his experience in India, chat to Steven Beitashour about his move to LAFC and go one-on-one with young Chinese Taipei sensation Will Donkin.