In the second round of the AFC Champions League final, AIAN hosted Yokohama Mariners. In the first round, Japanese professional powerhouse Yokohama Mariners took a 2-1 lead over their opponents. While this match can be sealed with no loss, playing the wave is the most taboo; the Mariners are quite aggressive in their style of play and have a guaranteed performance in the past. In their last five matches in the AFC Champions League, they won 4 and lost 1. They have the strength to "double" their opponents to win the cup, so an away win is a good bet.
In the first round, the Yokohama Mariners trailed 0-1 at half-time after their home outing was broken up by Iaan after 12 minutes. however, the Mariners won with experience. They equalized 1-1 by planting passes from China and Asahi's Nsusha in the 72nd minute. later, Ryo Miyagi assisted Hotta Watanabe to complete a 2-1 victory in the 84th minute. Coach Kewell came to the UAE with a winning wave. With his strong performance in this year's AFC Champions League, he earned a considerable win.
Aaan, led by Kisp, eliminated two Saudi giants, Ainas and Hilal, in the process of advancing. They are not to be underestimated, but they are desperate to regain lost ground. They must attack. Defense would expose more space, giving the Mariners the chance to counterattack and lose more stores at any time; AC Milan, to which Kisp belonged, had won the 2005 Europa League final against Liverpool, who were playing at the time. Years later, they switched roles to meet again. Seeing Kewell win higher and win over the guests.
