FC AGMK showed they mean business as the Uzbekistan Super League resumed after a month-long break while in Bhutan, Thimphu City made the most of back-to-back victories to jump to the top of the standings.

Uzbekistan: AGMK fight back in style
AGMK came from two behind to beat Andijon 3-2 with Daci scoring twice and Sanchez the winner in the 80th minute.

The victory took AGMK into second spot on 26 points from 14 matches, level with leaders Nasaf who have a game in hand.
Qizilqum, meanwhile, beat Bunyodkor 1-0 to move to ninth on 18 points while Bunyodkor are second from bottom with only eight points.
Kyrgyz Republic: Muras United pocket full points
Muras United carved out a 1-0 win against Kara-Balta in the sole match played in the Kyrgyz Premier League. Kayrat Izakov scored the winner in the 54th minute after a goalless first half.

With the win, Muras consolidated their position in third spot with 29 points from 15 matches while Kara-Balta remained in the relegation zone with eight points.
Bhutan: Thimphu march to the top
Consecutive wins enabled Thimphu City to wrest control of the Bhutan Premier League.

The club first recorded a clinical 2-0 victory against Daga United, and then followed it up with a comfortable 3-0 win against Phuentsholing Heroes to move to 29 points from 12 matches.
Elsewhere, Paro FC went down 1-0 to third-placed Transport United, BFF U19 Academy won 2-1 against Samste while Tensung edged Daga United 3-2.

  • نویسنده : محمد مهدی اسماعیلی رها