
The Asian Game is a podcast dedicated to telling the stories and sharing the history of the beautiful game in Asia - from Jordan to Japan, Korea to Kuwait and everywhere in between. With stories, analysis, insights and interviews with players, coaches and the key individuals in the game, The Asian Game will take you inside the game in Asia like never before.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

All eyes are on Jeddah this week for the final of this year's AFC Champions League Elite between hometown club, Al Ahli, and Japan's Machida Zelvia.
We are joined by Arab News reported, Mohammed Fayad, to preview another huge final and discuss whet... more
In this special collaboration, The Asian Game teamed up with FairPoint Football to speak with Socceroos and DC United defender Kye Rowles, one of the contenders to lead Australia's backline at the FIFA World Cup this year.
Rowles spoke candidly to ... more
What is noticeable about the make up of the teams to make the final eight (or final 12 as it is until the West Zone completes their postponed Round of 16) is the inclusion of JDT from Malaysia and Buriram United from Thailand.
This isn't the first ... more
Amid the ongoing war between the United States, Israel and Iran, plenty has been said about Iran's participation at this year's FIFA World Cup, where they are scheduled to play all three group stage mat the United States while in active war with the ... more
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Love the POD from Alhilal fan 💙💙
Would you be covering the AFF cup and Asian cup ? Socceroos follower , love the content !
even my english is not so good but i enjoyed it ❤️❤️
Really love the way Scott and Paul cover footballing issues across the entire continent of Asia, which is quite multicultural and diverse in economic and cultural status. They don’t only focus on the big nations which is a nice change to most other football podcasts.
Scott and Paul do an excellent job covering an expansive football catchment that is both populous and largely untapped in podcasting. Two terrific guys who are equally terrific journalists. Excellent bredth of analysis and connected to the highest-quality talent in Asia.
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The show offers in-depth analysis and interviews centered on Asian football, spanning regional leagues, national teams, and continental competitions. Across episodes, hosts share insider perspectives on governance, calendars, foreign-player rules, and high-profile tournaments, while weaving in live event coverage and interviews with players, coaches, and media figures. Notable strengths include a broad Asia-focused lens that covers both top-tier teams and emerging programs, candid debate among experienced journalists, and on-site coverage that adds immediacy to conversations about development, travel, and the business of football in the region.
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Recent guests on The Asian Game include:
1. Paul Williams
2. Kye Rowles
3. Michael Hamano
4. Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir
5. Maika Hamano
6. Nils Nielsen
7. Tsunyeyasu Miyamoto
8. Saki Kumagai
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