Sydney FC will take to the field without Mark Milligan in their next Asian Champions League tie against Indonesian side, Persik Kediri.
The Asian Football Confederation today ratified the Olyroos skipper's one-game ban for collecting two yellow cards in the compeition.
Milligan was booked in the second half of Sydney FC's 2-1 victory over Shanghai Shenhua in China on March 7 and just before half time in the club's 2-2 home draw versus Urawa Reds at Aussie Stadium on March 21.
Three Sydney FC players - David Carney, Ufuk Talay and Nikolai Topor-Stanley - will have to watch their steps when the team plays Persik Kediri in Solo City on April 11 after receiving one tournament yellow card apiece.
Milligan was booked in the second half of Sydney FC's 2-1 victory over Shanghai Shenhua in China on March 7 and just before half time in the club's 2-2 home draw versus Urawa Reds at Aussie Stadium on March 21.
Three Sydney FC players - David Carney, Ufuk Talay and Nikolai Topor-Stanley - will have to watch their steps when the team plays Persik Kediri in Solo City on April 11 after receiving one tournament yellow card apiece.
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