2020 AFC Champions League (ACL)

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2020 AFC Champion's League starts 11th February

The Groups:

Group A
Al Wahda FSCC (UAE)
Al Shorta (IRQ) Esteghlal FC (IRN)
Al Ahli Saudi FC (KSA)

Group B
Al Hilal SFC (KSA)
Shabab Al Ahli Dubai (UAE)
Pakhtakor (UZB)
Shahr Khodro FC (IRN)

Group C
Al Duhail SC (QAT)
Al Taawoun FC (KSA)
Sharjah (UAE)
Persepolis FC (IRN)

Group D
Sepahan FC (IRN)
Al Sadd SC (QAT)
Al Nassr (KSA)
Al Ain FC (UAE)

Group E
Beijing FC (CHN)
Chiangrai United (THA)
Melbourne Victory (AUS)
FC Seoul (KOR)

Group F
Ulsan Hyundai FC (KOR)
Shanghai Shenhua FC (CHN)
Perth Glory (AUS)
FC Tokyo (JPN)

Group G
Vissel Kobe (JPN)
Suwon Samsung Bluewings (KOR)
Guangzhou Evergrande FC (CHN)
Johor Darul Ta'zim (MAS)

Group H
Sydney FC (AUS)
Yokohama F. Marinos (JPN)
Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC (KOR)
Shanghai SIPG FC (CHN)


ACL Australian teams Schedule:

Melbourne Victory Schedule:
Tuesday, 11th February, V Chiangrai United, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (Melbourne), 7:30pm ESDT
Tuesday, 18th February, V F.C Seoul, Seoul World Cup Stadium (Seoul) TBC
Wednesday 8th April, V Beijing FC, Beijing Workers Stadium (Melbourne) 7:35pm EST
Wednesday 22nd April, V Chiangrai United, Power of Chiangrai Stadium (Chiang Rai) TBC
Wednesday 6th May, V FC Seoul, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (Melbourne) 7:35pm EST
Tuesday 26th May, V Beijing FC, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (Beijing) 7:35pm

Perth Glory Schedule:
Tuesday 18th February, V FC Tokyo, Tokyo Stadium (Tokyo) TBC
Wednesday 4th March, V Ulsan Hyundai, Ulsan Munsu Football Stadium (Ulsan) TBC
Tuesday 7th April, V Ulsan Hyundai, Perth Rectangular Stadium (HBF Park) (Perth) 7:30pm WST
Wednesday 22nd April, V Shanghai Shenhua, Hongkou Football Stadium (Shanghai) TBC
Tuesday 28th April, V Shanghai Shenhua, Perth Rectangular Stadium (HBF Park) (Perth) 7:30pm WST
Wednesday 6th May, V FC Tokyo, Perth Rectangular Stadium (HBF Park) (Perth) 7:30pm WST

Sydney FC Schedule:
Wednesday 19th February, V Yokohama F. Marinos, Yokohama International Stadium (Yokohama) TBC
Wednesday 4th March, V Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC, Jubilee Stadium (Sydney) 7:30pm ESDT
Tuesday 7th April, V Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC, Jeonju World Cup Stadium (Jeonju) TBC
Tuesday 21st April, V Shanghai SIPG, Yuan Shen Stadium (Shanghai) TBC
Wednesday 29th April, V Shanghai SIPG, Jubilee Stadium (Sydney) 7:30pm EST
Tuesday 5th May, V Yokohama F. Marinos, Jubilee Stadium (Sydney) 7:30pm EST

All times local Home team times, Top two in each group advance to the round of 16

For all other match schedules click link below:
www.the-afc.com

AFC Champions League 2023 - Fixtures and Standings

www.the-afc.com www.the-afc.com

Chinese group matches have changed from their original scheduling due to the corona virus, that's why the fixture might seem a little lopsided. Matches in China may still yet be rescheduled or postponed again depending on the extend of the virus outbreak in future.

SydneyFC with the harder group out of the Aussie teams can the current best Aussie team show it in Asia? Victory have a good chance to advance if they can get their s**t together, they've finally won an away game in Asia by qualifying can they finally win an away group match? Perth Glory's first ACL very exciting for them we know what Popovic did with WSW on their first attempt.
 
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General Giant said:
How did we get the hardest group and a victory get the walk up?

#VictoryConspiracy


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Ha! I wouldn't say ours is a walk up, but Sydney sure got the group of death this campaign, but as they say if your good enough it shouldn't matter! The match against Anges Yokohama should be interesting, least the game style will be familiar to Sydney.
 
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Ha! I wouldn't say ours is a walk up, but Sydney sure got the group of death this campaign, but as they say if your good enough it shouldn't matter! The match against Anges Yokohama should be interesting, least the game style will be familiar to Sydney.
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It’s definitely exciting stuff. But damn.


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giggler99 said:
2020 Asian Champion's League starts 11th February

The Groups:

Group A
Al Wahda FSCC (UAE)
Al Shorta (IRQ) Esteghlal FC (IRN)
Al Ahli Saudi FC (KSA)

Group B
Al Hilal SFC (KSA)
Shabab Al Ahli Dubai (UAE)
Pakhtakor (UZB)
Shahr Khodro FC (IRN)

Group C
Al Duhail SC (QAT)
Al Taawoun FC (KSA)
Sharjah (UAE)
Persepolis FC (IRN)

Group D
Sepahan FC (IRN)
Al Sadd SC (QAT)
Al Nassr (KSA)
Al Ain FC (UAE)

Group E
Beijing FC (CHN)
Chiangrai United (THA)
Melbourne Victory (AUS)
FC Seoul (KOR)

Group F
Ulsan Hyundai FC (KOR)
Shanghai Shenhua FC (CHN)
Perth Glory (AUS)
FC Tokyo (JPN)

Group G
Vissel Kobe (JPN)
Suwon Samsung Bluewings (KOR)
Guangzhou Evergrande FC (CHN)
Johor Darul Ta'zim (MAS)

Group H
Sydney FC (AUS)
Yokohama F. Marinos (JPN)
Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC (KOR)
Shanghai SIPG FC (CHN)


ACL Australian teams Schedule:

Melbourne Victory Schedule:
Tuesday, 11th February, V Chiangrai United, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (Melbourne), 7:30pm ESDT
Tuesday, 18th February, V F.C Seoul, Seoul World Cup Stadium (Seoul) TBC
Wednesday 8th April, V Beijing FC, Beijing Workers Stadium (Beijing) TBC
Wednesday 22nd April, V Chiangrai United, Power of Chiangrai Stadium (Chiang Rai) TBC
Wednesday 6th May, V FC Seoul, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (Melbourne) 7:30pm EST
Tuesday 26th May, V Beijing FC, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (Melbourne) 7:30pm EST

Perth Glory Schedule:
Tuesday 18th February, V FC Tokyo, Tokyo Stadium (Tokyo) TBC
Wednesday 4th March, V Ulsan Hyundai, Ulsan Munsu Football Stadium (Ulsan) TBC
Tuesday 7th April, V Ulsan Hyundai, Perth Rectangular Stadium (HBF Park) (Perth) 7:30pm WST
Wednesday 22nd April, V Shanghai Shenhua, Hongkou Football Stadium (Shanghai) TBC
Tuesday 28th April, V Shanghai Shenhua, Perth Rectangular Stadium (HBF Park) (Perth) 7:30pm WST
Wednesday 6th May, V FC Tokyo, Perth Rectangular Stadium (HBF Park) (Perth) 7:30pm WST

Sydney FC Schedule:
Wednesday 19th February, V Yokohama F. Marinos, Yokohama International Stadium (Yokohama) TBC
Wednesday 4th March, V Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC, Jubilee Stadium (Sydney) 7:30pm ESDT
Tuesday 7th April, V Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC, Jeonju World Cup Stadium (Jeonju) TBC
Tuesday 21st April, V Shanghai SIPG, Yuan Shen Stadium (Shanghai) TBC
Wednesday 29th April, V Shanghai SIPG, Jubilee Stadium (Sydney) 7:30pm EST
Tuesday 5th May, V Yokohama F. Marinos, Jubilee Stadium (Sydney) 7:30pm EST

All times local Home team times, Top two in each group advance to the round of 16

For all other match schedules click link below:
www.the-afc.com

AFC Champions League 2023 - Fixtures and Standings

www.the-afc.com www.the-afc.com

Chinese group matches have changed from their original scheduling due to the corona virus, that's why the fixture might seem a little lopsided. Matches in China may still yet be rescheduled or postponed again depending on the extend of the virus outbreak in future.

SydneyFC with the harder group out of the Aussie teams can the current best Aussie team show it in Asia? Victory have a good chance to advance if they can get their s**t together, they've finally won an away game in Asia by qualifying can they finally win an away group match? Perth Glory's first ACL very exciting for them we know what Popovic did with WSW on their first attempt.
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AFC Champions League not Asian Champions League.
 
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These little Thai players trying to act all tough and s**t really all it did was made them look like a bunch of noobs! I surpose they couldn't match us physically so it was some way of slowing the game down. don't think it worked!

How was that little prick who tried to headbutt Ola only he couldn't even reach and headbutted Ola's back lol
 
You wonder how this tournament gets any support from broadcasters and sponsors when you look at the crowds. We've all been to NPL games with better crowds than this.
 

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You wonder how this tournament gets any support from broadcasters and sponsors when you look at the crowds. We've all been to NPL games with better crowds than this.
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The broadcasters keep asking for players to help promote it and the AFC keep saying no.

AFC has to do more and the clubs have to help then do it.
This should be the pinnacle of the sport in Asia.


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General Giant said:
The broadcasters keep asking for players to help promote it and the AFC keep saying no.

AFC has to do more and the clubs have to help then do it.
This should be the pinnacle of the sport in Asia.


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The AFC are to busy with bureaucracy crap like covering up sponsor boards and satisfying themselves with buffet menus than worrying about promotion of their competitions.
 
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Changes to Melbourne Victory AFC Champions League Fixtures

Melbourne Victory would like to advise the following changes to its 2020 AFC Champions League Group Stage fixture.

Match Day 4 - The club will now host Beijing FC at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium on Wednesday April 8, 2020. Kick-off is at 7:35pm.

Match Day 3 - As a result, Victory will travel to China for the return fixture against Beijing FC on Tuesday May 26, 2020. Kick-off is at 7:35pm (local time).


Updates to 2020 AFC Champions League Group Stage fixture | Melbourne Victory

Melbourne Victory would like to advise the following changes to its 2020 AFC Champions League Group Stage fixture. Match Day 4 – The club will now host Beijing FC at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium on Wednesday April 8, 2020. Kick-off is at 7:35pm. Match Day 3 – As a result, Victory will travel to...
www.melbournevictory.com.au www.melbournevictory.com.au
 
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General Giant said:
All over us.


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bloody hell 3-0!


Loving the way Anges Yokohama are playing absolutely smashing the A-League champions!

This isn’t just about the gulf between J-League and the A-League.

This is an Ange Postecoglou coached side that is taking advantage of the resources to produce a technically and tactically good squad. His squad, his vision. A squad which could easily be applied to an A-League team with the some resource.

I always wondered what Ange could have achieved with Victory had he stayed but with a salary cap and poorer resources here probably not much in Asia.

The personals are their Ange, Popovic, Arnold, it’s the resources that are not and that’s the shame.
 
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