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1Q 2019 AFC Ranking AFC Champions League & AFC Cup - the KA Leagues & Club Rankings, set for March 31, 2019. AFC Champions League & AFC Cup - the KA Leagues Ranking 1Q 2019 Season 2019 (AChL 2019; AC 2019) Season 2018 (AChL 2018; AC 2018) Season 2016/17 (AChL 2017; AC 2016/17) Season 2015/16 (AChL 2016; AC 2015/16) Season 2015 (AChL 2015; AC 2015) (80%) [table id=AFC1Q2019L responsive=scroll datatables_fixedheader=top /] Hong Hong / China R&F based in Guangzhou, China, a reserve team of Guangzhou R&F F.C., a top-level professional club in China's Super League, competes in the Hong Kong Premier League. Australia / New Zealand New Zealand club Wellington Phoenix competes in the Australian A-League. Singapore / Japan / Brunei Albirex Niigata Singapore FC is a football club which compete in Singapore Premier League. The club is a satellite team of Albirex Niigata of Japan. Duli Pengiran Muda Mahkota FC is a club based in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei and competes in Singapore Premier League. India I-League shares the top spot in the Indian football system with the Indian Super League (ISL) - franchise-based league. The ISL has been granted official recognition by the AFC, meaning there are two collateral top divisions in India from 2017/18. ? 4Q 2018 AFC RANKINGS 1 / 3 AFC Champions League & AFC Cup - the KA Club Ranking 1Q 2019 Season 2019 (AChL 2019; AC 2019) Season 2018 (AChL 2018; AC 2018) Season 2016/17 (AChL 2017; AC 2016/17) Season 2015/16 (AChL 2016; AC 2015/16) Season 2015 (AChL 2015; AC 2015) (80%) [table id=AFC1Q2019C responsive=scroll datatables_columnfilterwidgets=true datatables_columnfilterwidgets_exclude_columns=1,2,3,5,6,7,8 datatables_fixedheader=top /] ? 4Q 2018 AFC RANKINGS Ranking & Rating Pages 1. Continental Rankings Home Page All Continents / Leagues & Clubs 2. the Ka Football Leagues Global Rating World Global Leagues Rating 3. the KA Football Club Global Rating World Global Club Rating 2 / 3 https://www.kickalgor.com/2019/01/27/leagues-rating-sum-2018-2019/ https://www.kickalgor.com/2019/01/10/last-club-rating-in-2018/ https://www.kickalgor.com/2019/02/04/afc-asian-cup-2019-statistic-report-leagues-clubs/ 3 / 3 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).

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