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24.05.2016

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FC Tokyo vs Shanghai SIPG in ACL knockout-stage Ryoichi Maeda of Japan s FC Tokyo (L) and Yu Hai of China s Shaghai SIPG vie for the ball during the first half of their Asian Champions League s Round of 16 match in Shanghai on May 24, 2016.
FC Tokyo vs Shanghai SIPG in ACL knockout-stage Keigo Higashi of Japan s FC Tokyo (L) and Dario Leonardo Conca of China s Shaghai SIPG battle for the ball during the first half of their Asian Champions League s Round of 16 match in Shanghai on May 22, 2016.
(160524) -- SHANGHAI, May 24, 2016 -- Elkeson (R) of China s Shanghai SIPG competes during the second round of 1 8 finals against Japan s FC Tokyo at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Champions Legaue in Shanghai, east China, on May 24, 2016. Shanghai SIPG won 1-0. ) (SP)CHINA-SHANGHAI-AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FanxJun
(160524) -- SHANGHAI, May 24, 2016 -- Players of China s Shanghai SIPG celebrate after winning the second round of 1 8 finals against Japan s FC Tokyo at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Champions Legaue in Shanghai, China, on May 24, 2016. Shanghai SIPG won 1-0. ) (SP)CHINA-SHANGHAI-AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FanxJun
(160524) -- SHANGHAI, May 24, 2016 -- Wang Shenchao (L) of China s Shanghai SIPG competes during the second round of 1 8 finals against Japan s FC Tokyo at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Champions Legaue in Shanghai, China, on May 24, 2016. Shanghai SIPG won 1-0. ) (SP)CHINA-SHANGHAI-AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FanxJun
(160524) -- SHANGHAI, May 24, 2016 -- Players of China s Shanghai SIPG celebrate after winning the second round of 1 8 finals against Japan s FC Tokyo at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Champions Legaue in Shanghai, China, on May 24, 2016. Shanghai SIPG won 1-0. ) (SP)CHINA-SHANGHAI-AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FanxJun
(160524) -- SHANGHAI, May 24, 2016 -- Players of China s Shanghai SIPG celebrate after winning the second round of 1 8 finals against Japan s FC Tokyo at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Champions Legaue in Shanghai, China, on May 24, 2016. Shanghai SIPG won 1-0. ) (SP)CHINA-SHANGHAI-AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FanxJun
(160524) -- SHANGHAI, May 24, 2016 -- Elkeson (Top) of China s Shanghai SIPG competes during the second round of 1 8 finals against Japan s FC Tokyo at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Champions Legaue in Shanghai, China, on May 24, 2016. Shanghai SIPG won 1-0. ) (SP)CHINA-SHANGHAI-AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FanxJun
(160524) -- SHANGHAI, May 24, 2016 -- Li Haowen (L) of China s Shanghai SIPG competes during the second round of 1 8 finals against Japan s FC Tokyo at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Champions Legaue in Shanghai, China, on May 24, 2016. Shanghai SIPG won 1-0. ) (SP)CHINA-SHANGHAI-AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE DingxTing
(160524) -- SHANGHAI, May 24, 2016 -- Players of China s Shanghai SIPG celebrate for goal during the second round of 1 8 finals against Japan s FC Tokyo at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Champions Legaue in Shanghai, China, on May 24, 2016. Shanghai SIPG won 1-0. ) (SP)CHINA-SHANGHAI-AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE DingxTing
(160524) -- SHANGHAI, May 24, 2016 -- Elkeson of China s Shanghai SIPG celebrates for goal during the second round of 1 8 finals against Japan s FC Tokyo at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Champions Legaue in Shanghai, China, on May 24, 2016. Shanghai SIPG won 1-0. ) (SP)CHINA-SHANGHAI-AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE DingxTing
Head coach Sven-Goran Eriksson of China s Shanghai SIPG, right, interacts with Head coach Hiroshi Jofuku of Japan s FC Tokyo during the first half of their Round of 16 soccer match of the AFC Champions League 2016 in Shanghai, China, 24 May 2016. Wu Lei s dramatic injury-time winner put Sven-Goran Eriksson s Shanghai SIPG into the AFC Champions League quarter-finals against a dumbfounded FC Tokyo on Tuesday (May 24). The Japanese visitors were seconds away from Asia s last eight until Wu struck in the 91st minute for a 1-0 win, sparking chaotic celebrations among the SIPG players and fans. SIPG s win on the away goals rule, after the last-16 tie s first leg finished 2-1, means Eriksson s side have reached the quarter-finals at their first attempt after coming through qualifying. Although SIPG are debutants, the well-travelled former England coach has seasoned performers to call on including Elkeson and Dario Conca, who have both lifted the trophy with Guangzhou Evergrande. And it was Elkeson s rocket of a shot which rebounded to Wu, who tucked away the loose ball before wheeling away and being mobbed by his team-mates. SIPG will now believe fate is on their side as they fly the Chinese flag in the latter stages, after the demise of holders Evergrande and fellow big-spenders Jiangsu Suning. Wu s late winner puts Shanghai through AFC Champions League 20160524_12945
Head coach Sven-Goran Eriksson of China s Shanghai SIPG watches his players competing against Japan s FC Tokyo during the first half of their Round of 16 soccer match of the AFC Champions League 2016 in Shanghai, China, 24 May 2016. Wu Lei s dramatic injury-time winner put Sven-Goran Eriksson s Shanghai SIPG into the AFC Champions League quarter-finals against a dumbfounded FC Tokyo on Tuesday (May 24). The Japanese visitors were seconds away from Asia s last eight until Wu struck in the 91st minute for a 1-0 win, sparking chaotic celebrations among the SIPG players and fans. SIPG s win on the away goals rule, after the last-16 tie s first leg finished 2-1, means Eriksson s side have reached the quarter-finals at their first attempt after coming through qualifying. Although SIPG are debutants, the well-travelled former England coach has seasoned performers to call on including Elkeson and Dario Conca, who have both lifted the trophy with Guangzhou Evergrande. And it was Elkeson s rocket of a shot which rebounded to Wu, who tucked away the loose ball before wheeling away and being mobbed by his team-mates. SIPG will now believe fate is on their side as they fly the Chinese flag in the latter stages, after the demise of holders Evergrande and fellow big-spenders Jiangsu Suning. Wu s late winner puts Shanghai through AFC Champions League 20160524_12947
Elkeson de Oliveira Cardoso of China s Shanghai SIPG shoots against Japan s FC Tokyo during the first half of their Round of 16 soccer match of the AFC Champions League 2016 in Shanghai, China, 24 May 2016. Wu Lei s dramatic injury-time winner put Sven-Goran Eriksson s Shanghai SIPG into the AFC Champions League quarter-finals against a dumbfounded FC Tokyo on Tuesday (May 24). The Japanese visitors were seconds away from Asia s last eight until Wu struck in the 91st minute for a 1-0 win, sparking chaotic celebrations among the SIPG players and fans. SIPG s win on the away goals rule, after the last-16 tie s first leg finished 2-1, means Eriksson s side have reached the quarter-finals at their first attempt after coming through qualifying. Although SIPG are debutants, the well-travelled former England coach has seasoned performers to call on including Elkeson and Dario Conca, who have both lifted the trophy with Guangzhou Evergrande. And it was Elkeson s rocket of a shot which rebounded to Wu, who tucked away the loose ball before wheeling away and being mobbed by his team-mates. SIPG will now believe fate is on their side as they fly the Chinese flag in the latter stages, after the demise of holders Evergrande and fellow big-spenders Jiangsu Suning. Wu s late winner puts Shanghai through AFC Champions League 20160524_51611
Wu Lei of China s Shanghai SIPG celebrates after scoring a goal against Japan s FC Tokyo during the first half of their Round of 16 soccer match of the AFC Champions League 2016 in Shanghai, China, 24 May 2016. Wu Lei s dramatic injury-time winner put Sven-Goran Eriksson s Shanghai SIPG into the AFC Champions League quarter-finals against a dumbfounded FC Tokyo on Tuesday (May 24). The Japanese visitors were seconds away from Asia s last eight until Wu struck in the 91st minute for a 1-0 win, sparking chaotic celebrations among the SIPG players and fans. SIPG s win on the away goals rule, after the last-16 tie s first leg finished 2-1, means Eriksson s side have reached the quarter-finals at their first attempt after coming through qualifying. Although SIPG are debutants, the well-travelled former England coach has seasoned performers to call on including Elkeson and Dario Conca, who have both lifted the trophy with Guangzhou Evergrande. And it was Elkeson s rocket of a shot which rebounded to Wu, who tucked away the loose ball before wheeling away and being mobbed by his team-mates. SIPG will now believe fate is on their side as they fly the Chinese flag in the latter stages, after the demise of holders Evergrande and fellow big-spenders Jiangsu Suning. Wu s late winner puts Shanghai through AFC Champions League 20160524_67254

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FC Tokyo vs Shanghai SIPG in ACL knockout-stage Ryoichi Maeda of Japan s FC Tokyo (L) and Yu Hai of China s Shaghai SIPG vie for the ball during the first half of their Asian Champions League s Round of 16 match in Shanghai on May 24, 2016.

FC Tokyo vs Shanghai SIPG in ACL knockout-stage Keigo Higashi of Japan s FC Tokyo (L) and Dario Leonardo Conca of China s Shaghai SIPG battle for the ball during the first half of their Asian Champions League s Round of 16 match in Shanghai on May 22, 2016.