Andrew Nabbout's Urawa Red Diamonds have qualified for the quarter-finals of the Asian Champions League, while Bernie Ibini's Jeonbuk were knocked out on penalties.
Nabbout's Urawa Red Diamonds surged past Ulsan Hyundai 4-2 on aggregate.
Urawa overturned the deficit after losing 2-1 at home to Ulsan. The return fixture in Korea saw the Japanese side storm home to a 3-0 victory and a quarter-final berth beckons.
Urawa are out to reclaim their crown having won the tournament in 2017 but failing to qualify for last year's tournament after finishing seventh in the J-League.
[試合結果]蔚山現代 0-3(前半0-1) 浦和レッズ
— 浦和レッズオフィシャル (@REDSOFFICIAL) June 26, 2019
得点者 41分 興梠慎三、80分 興梠慎三、87分 エヴェルトン
入場者数 3,140人[20:00・蔚山文殊フットボールスタジアム]
※この結果、ノックアウトステージ 準々決勝進出が決定いたしました。#urawareds #浦和レッズ #wearereds #ACL #ACL2019 pic.twitter.com/ezX2PVFeDl
Andrew Nabbout was an unused sub in both legs of the match but featured in four group matches.
Bernie Ibini's Jeonbuk Hyundai were knocked out by the might of Shanghai SIPG as it went down to penalties.
Ibini played a full match in the first leg of the tie drawing 1-1 at home.
Ibini was an unused sub as Jeonbuk took the lead in the second leg but were pegged back by Hulk. After a sending off for Jeonbuk, only penalties could decide the winner.
Shanghai triumphed 5-3 on spot kicks.
Mat Jurman (Al Ittihad), Milos Degenek (Al Hilal), and Brad Jones (Al Nassr) are all within touching distance of the quarter-finals.
They'll play their knockout matches in August.
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