When & Where to watch ALL 6 Asian WCQs on March 28, 2017

Topics: TV Schedules, TV Listings, China, Korea Republic, Iraq, Australia, Japan, Thailand, Qatar, World Cup Qualifiers, AFC

Australia and Korea will be eager to get back on track as they take on the UAE and Syria on Tuesday, March 28th. LiveSoccerTV.com provides all the info to catch those games and more.

We're now more than halfway through the AFC third round of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup. There were some surprise results in the last round, with China beating Korea whilst Australia had to settle for a damaging draw with Iraq. Next up on the menu are another batch of fixtures, with the highlights being Korea vs Syria and Australia vs the UAE.

Below you will find a quick overview of those games, plus all the viewing info you need to tune into the other fixtures taking place on Tuesday.

Australia vs UAE - 02:00 PST/05:00 EST/09:00 GMT/13:00 GST/20:00 AEDT

In the USA on: WatchESPN, ESPN3 USA
In Australia on: Fox Sports 4 Australia, Foxtel Play, 9Go!
In the UAE on: beIN SPORTS CONNECT Arabia, beIN Sports Arabia 1 HD

As things stand, Australia's hopes for qualifying for the World Cup are fading fast. The Socceroos had to settle for yet another draw in their tie against Iraq, as a goal from Mathew Leckie was not enough to prevent them from dropping two valuable points.

Things are not looking good for Australia's World Cup qualifying hopes right now

This sees Australia sitting in a very disappointing third spot. Despite not suffering a loss yet, they have drawn four fixtures, meaning that they have ended up losing a total of eight points. The stalemate with Iraq marked their fourth consecutive draw and current coach Ange Postecoglou is under increasing pressure to get things right. In short, it's win or go home for Australia, but their upcoming opponents obviously will not make things easy.

Unlike the Socceroos, the UAE have had a solid qualifying campaign so far. They might be minnows in this group, but they certainly are not playing like it. Of course, Australia's next few games are at home and they will want to use their home pitch advantage to full effect, but they will have to make do without key playmaker Aaron Mooy due to suspension.

Korea vs Syria - 04:00 PST/07:00 EST/11:00 GMT/13:00 EET/20:00 KST

In the USA on: ESPN3 USA, WatchESPN
In Korea on: JTBC
In Syria on: beIN SPORTS CONNECT Arabia, beIN Sports Arabia 1 HD

Having suffered a bitter reversal against China, South Korea will be looking to get back on track as the Taegeuk Warriors prepare to host Syria. Currently, they find themselves sitting in second, four behind surprise leaders Iran and in danger of shockingly being overtaken by Uzbekistan unless they turn things around.

Can South Korea get back to winning ways in front of their home crowd?

Last week's loss to China will be that much more frustrating as China are nowhere near really in contention for qualifying (unless the other teams ahead suffer a shocking collapse). Fortunately for the hosts, they just may be able to welcome back key man Son Heung-Min after the Tottenham star had to miss out on the last game due to suspension.

The 24-year-old has been absolutely vital for his national side, especially in the second round where he scored six goals. He has seven thus far and will certainly be hoping to add to that tally as Uli Stielike's side aim to close the gap on Iran - and stay ahead of Uzbekistan.