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Sydney FC vs Suwon Bluewings: Asian Champions League live scores, blog

14th February, 2018

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Sydney FC vs Suwon Bluewings

Asian Champions League

Allianz Stadium, Sydney
Sydney FC Suwon Bluewings
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Where: Allianz Stadium Sydney, Australia
When: Wednesday 14th February 2018, 7.30pm (AEDT)
TV: Fox Sports
Betting: Sydney FC $2.00, Draw $3.30, Bluewings $3.30

Sydney FC (squad)
Andrew Redmayne, Aaron Calver, Ben Warland, Alex Wilkinson, Josh Brillante, Michael Zullo, Paulo Retre, Bobo, Milos Ninkovic, Adrian Mierzejewski, Brandon O'Neill, Alex Brosque, Anthony Kalik, David Carney, Matt Simon, Christopher Zuvela, Alex Cisak, Charles Lokolingoy, Rhyan Grant, Luke Wilkshire, Thomas Heward-Belle, Marco Tilio, William Mutch, Patrick Flottman, Jackson Bandiera, Jeremy Cox

Suwon Bluewings (squad)
Shin Hwa-Yong, Song Jun-Pyong, Yang Sang-Min, Kim Eun-Sun, Jo Sung-Jin, Waguininho, Cho Won-Hee, Park Gi-Dong, Dejan Damjanovic, Im Sang-Hyeob, Cristovam, Park Hyung-Jin, Kim Gun-Hee, Koo Ja-Ryong, Lee Jong-Sung, Kim Jong-Woo, Kim Jong-Min, Choi Jung-Hoon, Kwak Kang-Seon, No Dong-Geon, Lee Ki-Jee, Lee Sang-Min, Choi Sung-Kuen, Yeom Ji-Hun, jang Hyun-Soo, Yoo Ja-Un, Yoon Yong-Ho, Kim Sung-Woo, Jang Ho-lk, Kang Bong-Gyun, Song Jin-Kyu, Kim Min-Ho, Ju Hyun-Ho, Cho Ji-Hun, Kim Jun-Hyoung, Jeon Se-Jin
Brandon O'Neill (right) of Sydney celebrates after scoring a goal during the round 10 A-League match between Western Sydney Wanderers FC and Sydney FC at ANZ Stadium in Sydney, Saturday, December 9, 2017. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas)
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Sydney FC will begin their long-awaited Asian Champions League campaign against the Suwon Bluewings at Allianz Stadium. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 7:30pm (AEDT).

It’s fair to suggest Sydney FC enter this ACL with as much hope and anticipation as any Australian team ever has. Taking all before them over the last eighteen months, it would actually be a disappointment to all A-League fans if they don’t give this competition a mighty shake.

With such a stable squad and only the omission of Jordi Buijs to cause any disturbance, Sydney will look to apply their usual physical style and explode through their classy front four when they can create the turnover.

Their miserly defence will be even more important than their attack in this competition. It’s the immense pressure they create all over the park and their excellent fitness levels from which which oppositions teams often crumble.

Suwon are not to be underestimated despite the bookies pumping up the tires of the home team. The South Korean powerhouse has won this competition twice and arrives in Sydney after a third-place finish in the K-League and a subsequent play-off.

The speed the visitors will display in possession will be the greatest challenge for Graham Arnold’s men and the pressure required to cause Suwon mistakes on the ball will be considerable.

With quality right across the park, this should be an exciting opener for the Sky Blues as they begin their attempt to become a true powerhouse of Asian football.

Prediction
At home, Sydney will get the win tonight.

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Sydney 2 – Bluewings 0.

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