Nightmare for AFC


Datuk Windsor Paul.

PETALING JAYA: The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) are facing a nightmare as they try to end the AFC Champions League (ACL) this year. Only 48 of the 192 matches have been played and there is a massive backlog of fixtures.

The ACL involves 32 clubs from 12 countries in eight groups, some of which had reached two rounds of the group stages before the competition’s suspension in March.

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