Brazilian striker Denilson scored twice as Bunyodkor recorded a 2-1 win over Al Wahda of the UAE in the AFC Champions League on Wednesday as Luis Felipe Scolari’s Uzbekistan champions maintained their 100% record in Group B.

Bunyodkor have won comfortably with goals from Rivaldo, Jasur Hasanov and Denilson making it 3-0 win over last year’s finalists Al Ittihad.

The Tashkent giants’ heavy investment over the close season paid off as they completely outclassed a poor Al Ittihad side in the Group B clash at JAR Stadium.

Today lets also take a look a Group B. This looks like the toughest of the West Asia groups, with the likes of Al Ittihad and Bunyodkor.

Zob Ahan (IRN) – The chances are that this group is too hard for them to survive and this season is one too soon for Zob Ahan.
Al Ittihad (KSA) – Ittihad is one of the best teams in Saudi Arabia and one of the best teams in Asia. They have a good chance of progressing to the knock-out rounds.
Bunyodkor (UZB) – Have had 2 …

Al Shabab defeated Al Gharafa 1-0 in Riyadh.
The hosts left it as late as could be as a stoppage-time penalty from Nasser Al Shamrani won the game.
The Qatari team played for much of the game with ten men as Ahmed Fares was sent off in the first half.
With time running out for Al Shabab, Fisal bin Sultan was brought down by Saad Al Shammri and Nasser Al Shamrani made no mistake from the spot.
Persepolis also booked their place in round 2.
The Iranian champions saw their game against Sharjah cancelled as …

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The United Arab Emirates club were cut apart by the Saudi side in the Group B encounter with Nassir Al Shamrani netting a hat-trick and Abdulaziz Saran adding two more goals as Al Shabab closed in on a spot in the knockout stage of the AFC Champions League.
Sharjah remain in last place without a single point thus far but Oliveira was not too disappointed with the team’s latest setback.
“The result of the game doesn’t reflect the performance,” he said.
“We have met a strong team and they have good players …

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Al Gharafa coach Marcos Paqueta could barely contain his delight after watching his side annihilate Piroozi 5-1 at Al Gharafa Stadium.
Araujo proved the hero with a hat-trick as the recently-crowned Qatar league champions hauled themselves firmly back into contention in Group B for a place in the knockout stage.
It was also sweet revenge for Paqueta after the 3-1 defeat against the same side at the Azadi Stadium last month.
“It is a memorable day for Al Gharafa,” he said.
“We played a great match against a very good side. We wanted …