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Ulsan Triumphs Over Yokohama in Intense AFC Champions League Clash

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South Korea's Ulsan secures a crucial 1-0 victory against Yokohama in the Asian Champions League semi-final

In a thrilling showdown at the Ulsan Munsu Football Stadium, Lee Dong-gyeong's 19th-minute goal propelled Ulsan to a narrow 1-0 win over Yokohama F-Marinos in the AFC Champions League semi-final. The South Korean champions showcased stellar performance, dominating the field and gaining a crucial advantage for the upcoming second leg. With Harry Kewell's Yokohama facing an uphill battle, the pressure is mounting as they strive to turn the tables in the next leg.

As the battle intensifies in the Asian Champions League, speculation rises on the potential finalists set to compete in the prestigious tournament. Ulsan Hyundai's triumph signifies their determination to secure a spot in the highly anticipated inaugural 32-team Mundial de Clubes FIFA 25 held in the USA. The victory not only cements their position in the competition but also showcases their strength and skill against formidable opponents.

Meanwhile, Harry Kewell's aspirations of guiding Yokohama F-Marinos to the league final are now hanging by a thread after their disappointing 1-0 loss to Ulsan. The Australian football legend is faced with a challenging road ahead as he navigates the obstacles in the Asian Champions League semi-final, with the spotlight on him and his team's ability to stage a comeback.

In the realm of intense soccer rivalries, the showdown between Ulsan and Yokohama has captured the attention of fans and enthusiasts worldwide. The clash of titans on the field reflects the passion and dedication of both teams, setting the stage for an electrifying second leg that promises high stakes and gripping action.

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Ulsan edges Yokohama in Asian Champions League semifinal opener (The Japan Times)

Lee Dong-gyeong scored in the 19th minute at Ulsan Munsu Football Stadium to give the South Korean champions the advantage heading into next week's second leg ...

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Ulsan edge Yokohama in Asian Champions League semi-final opener (FRANCE 24)

South Korea's Ulsan claimed a slender lead in their Asian Champions League semi-final with a 1-0 win over Harry Kewell's Yokohama F-Marinos in Wednesday's ...

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Kewell faces Asian Champions League struggle after loss (Blue Mountains Gazette)

Harry Kewell's dream of taking Yokohama F.Marinos to the Asian Champions League final is under severe threat after his Japanese giants lost 1-0 in the first ...

Ulsan qualify | Mundial de Clubes FIFA 25 (FIFA.com)

South Korean outfit become the latest team to secure their place at the inaugural 32-team tournament in the USA.

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South Korea Soccer AFC Champions League (Idaho Press-Tribune)

Ulsan Hyundai's Gustav Ludwigson, center, vies for the ball against Yokohama F. Marinos' Yan Matheus, left, during the first leg of the AFC Champions League ...

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Ulsan beats Yokohama 1-0 in first leg of Asian Champions League ... (Toronto Star)

Lee Dong-gyeong's first-half goal gave South Korean club Ulsan HD a 1-0 win over Japan's Yokohama F.Marinos in the first leg of their Asian Champions League ...

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Kewell faces Asian Champions League struggle after loss (FTBL Australia)

Harry Kewell's Yokohama F. Marinos have lost the first leg of their Asian Champions League semi-final to South Korea's Ulsan HD.

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South Korea Soccer AFC Champions League (Idaho Press-Tribune)

Yokohama F. Marinos' Keigo Sakakibara, center left, Ulsan Hyundai's Lee Gyu-sung, center right, vie for the ball as Yokohama F. Marinos' Ryo Miyaichi, left, ...

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