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Sydney FC vs Shanghai Shenhua: Asian Champions League live scores, blog

17th April, 2018

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Sydney FC vs Shanghai Shenhua

Sydney FC Shanghai Shenhua
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Where: Allianz Stadium, Sydney
When: Tuesday 17th April 2018, 8.00pm (AEDT)
TV: Fox Sports
Betting: Sydney FC $1.17, Draw $6.50, Shanghai Shenhua $12.00

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

Shanghai Shenhua (squad)
Shuai, Qiu, Zhao, Jinhao, J.Li, Peng Li, Jin, Bai, Hao, Fulanxisi, Kai, Y.Xu, Yunqiu, Zhang, Wang, Sun, X.Li, Sheng, Guarin, Zhen, Pin, Cao, Moreno, Romero, Yun Wang, Mao, Wei Wang, Liu, Martins, Zhu, Di Gao
Bobo of Sydney FC celebrates a goal. (Photo by Paul Kane/Getty Images)
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Sydney FC face Shanghai Shenhua at Allianz Stadium in a do-or-die Asian Champions League clash to end the group stage. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 8pm (AEST).

Despite a poor start to the competition, Sydney FC stands at the precipice of qualification for the round of 16.

Sadly, their destiny is not totally within their own control, as the Sky blues need a win tonight and the Kashima Antlers to get a result against the Bluewings in the other group game which kicks off at the same time.

Sydney has a good record against Shanghai and drew 2-2 in China earlier in the tournament. Unbeaten in the last five clashes with Shenhua, the Sky Blues will go in with their strongest squad considering the luxury of a weekend off in the A-League, as they await a semi-final opponent.

Shanghai are playing well domestically, sitting high on the table and will provide a stern test despite their chances of qualification having evaporated. That is, of course, dependent upon the strength of the team they put on the park tonight. If players are rested, Sydney’s chances increase considerably.

Sydney will throw everything at the visitors tonight with the realisation that there is no tomorrow and with a little luck, might snare a coveted spot in the next phase of the tournament.

Prediction
Sydney FC will win tonight. They are back in good form and should find the back of the net twice against the visitors.

Sydney FC 2 – Shanghai Shenhua 1.

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