The Manila Diggers Qualification Tournament created by the Chinese loses, the 16 teams in the East Asian Champions League 2 are confirmed
12:43pm, 14 August 2025Football
August 14th, the East Asian Qualification Match of the AFC Champions League II ended, and Bandung defeated the Manila Diggers 2-1 to advance.
Manila Diggers is a club founded by Chinese. They won the runner-up of the Philippines League last season and thus qualified for the AFC Champions League second division. Facing the Indonesian team Bandung, the Manila Diggers lost 1-2 and missed the main game, and Bandung qualified for the main game.
With Bandung's promotion, all 16 teams in the East Asian region of the AFC Champions League second division have been confirmed, namely Bangkok United, Osaka Gamba, Posai Iron Man, Beijing Guoan, Pathun United, MacArthur, Selangor, Nanding, Tai Po, Lion City Mariners, Kaya, Rachaburi, Hanoi Public Security, Oriental, Tampines Wanderers and Bandung.
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