Not gonna comment for the rest but Japan is a top team and I would watch them over any African team anytime. They play just the kind of football I like and are in top form at the moment. They were freely scoring against many top European countries and they have much better tactical awareness then African teams.
I must admit I am not watching African football and while they have some top talent those matches I watched almost always leave me disappointed. There were so many poor games and tactical errors in last AFCON, I really hope this one will be much better.
For me there is just 2 teams from Asia that is interesting to watch - South Korea and Japan. While African teams have more bigger names, but so often watching their games ends with big disappointment. But in general, I don't see big difference between level of Asian and African level. Best indicator is results in World - for both getting out of group is already big achievement. In 2018 just Japan managed to do it. Last World Cup is already different story when we had Japan and South Korea from Asia and Senegal and offcourse Morocco in knockout stages.
exactly this, because there is probably more fan based money in Women Premier league than in whole Asian leagues combined, with players included
Scottish also, I know almost all clubs in top4 Scottish divisions, and would have hard time to list 10 teams from whole Asia, South Korea and Japan excluded
not sure about South Africa, but it is commonwealth as well, so probably that is the reason (or Superbru founders have some connections there, and that would explain AFCON as well)
Scottish league is biggest mystery, why do they have it on Superbru. In general, this league is all about 4 games in season - Old Firm derby. Rest games like Motherwell - Kilmanrock is difficult to watch.
I know Algerian and Morocco ultras are the best (I love their chants too) but these are guys who will regularly see good regional and international football, with pretty good coverage. I really think you're doing Asian football a disservice. Yes it's low quality. Yes even the pitches are like cow farms when it rains. Yes it's shit.
But fan culture and passion? You have to recognise football in our unknown corner of the world is at least as big and passionate as in Europe.
Not going to argue about it. Sometimes I randomly tune in streams ofsome Japanese or South Korea league games on weekend mornings and damn, what atmosphere they have issomething amazing. But on the other hand, plenty of games of AFC Champions league is played in half empty stadiums.
Ultras in Algeria and Morocco is huge thing andwhat crazy performances they make. I don't know much about African football, but I'm mostly amazed about Raja Casablanca ultras.
Another question is level of football in these regions, but it's not problem to be passionate about game and supporting your team.