DOHA: Qatar Stars League (QSL) outfit Al Sadd is ranked 10th in Asia whereas Korean football giants FC Seoul are at the top of the list. According to a list compiled by International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS), FC Seoul has a tally of 147.00 points. Saudi Arabia's Al Hilal is second with 146.50 points whereas Pohang Steelers of Korea is at third spot (133.00). Qadisiya SC of Kuwait is Asia's fourth best club with 132.50 points while Korea's Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC is at number five (132.50). Al Ain FC of UAE is at number six (130.52) whole Al Kuwait FC of Kuwait is at number seven (116.50). Western Sydney Wanderers FC (116.00), Kawasaki Frontale Nippon of Japan (103.50) and Al Sadd of Qatar (98.50) complete the top-10 list in Asia. Rankings: (Read under as world club ranking, club name, country and points tally) 64 FC Seoul, Republic of Korea 147,00 65 Al-Hilal S FC, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 146,50 85 Pohang Steelers, Republic of Korea 133,00 86 Qadisia SC, Al Kuwait, Kuwait 132,50 86 Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC, Jeonju Republic of Korea 132,50 93 Al Ain FC, UAE 130,50 123 Al Kuwait SC, Kuwait 116,50 125 Western Sydney Wanderers FC, Australia 116,00 157 Kawasaki Frontale Nippon, Japan, 103,50 166 Al-Sadd SC, Dōha, Qatar 98,50