AFC Champions League Two

• Asia
• Winner Gamba Osaka

Club	Stadium	City	Capacity
Esteghlal FC	Azadi Stadiumopened 1971	Tehran8,693,706 people	78,116
Beijing Guoan	Workers' Stadiumopened 2023	Beijing21,893,095 people	66,161
Sepahan FC	Naghsh-e Jahan Stadiumopened 2016	Isfahan1,961,260 people	45,000
Gamba Osaka	Suita City Football Stadiumopened 2015	Suita384,953 people	39,694
Al-Nassr	King Saud University Stadiumopened 1982	Riyadh7,009,100 people	25,000
Pohang Steelers	Pohang Steel Yardopened 1990	Pohang503,780 people	25,000
Al Khaldiya	Bahrain National Stadiumopened 1982	Riffa115,495 people	24,000
Al Ahli Doha	Hamad bin Khalifa Stadium	Doha1,186,023 people	20,000
Al Zawra'a	Al-Zawraa Stadiumopened 1978	Baghdad8,126,755 people	20,000
Bangkok United	Thammasat Stadiumopened 1998	Pathum Thani22,948 people	20,000
Macarthur	Campbelltown Sports Stadiumopened 1955	Sydney5,450,496 people	20,000
Andijon	Bobur Arenaopened 2003	Andijan547,800 people	18,360
Al Wasl	Zabeel Stadiumopened 1975	Dubai3,944,751 people	18,000
BG Pathum United	True BG Stadiumopened 2010	Pathum Thani22,948 people	13,000
Lion City Sailors	Bishan Stadiumopened 1998	Singapore5,866,139 people	4,200
Kaya–Iloilo	University of Makati Stadium	Makati309,770 people	4,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Ahal			–
Al Hussein			–
Al Wihdat			–
Arkadag			–
ATK Mohun Bagan	Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan Stadium	Kolkata4,496,694 people	–
Eastern			–
Goa	Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium	Margao87,650 people	–
Ha Noi	Sân vận động Hàng Đẫy (Hang Day Stadium)	Hanoi8,717,600 people	–
Istiqlol			–
Muharraq	Stād al-Bahrayn al-Watanī (Bahrain National Stadium)	Riffa115,495 people	–
Nam Dinh	Sân vận động Thiên Trường (Thien Truong Stadium)	Nam Định352,108 people	–
Persib Bandung			–
Ratchaburi	Dragon Solar Parkopened 2016	Ratchaburi36,339 people	–
Selangor	MBPJ Stadium	Petaling Jaya	–
Tampines Rovers			–
Wofoo Tai Po			–

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