Kaya vs Visakha FC, 2022 AFC Cup, Group Stage

· AFC Champions League Two

Kaya

30': Arnel Amita

FT
1 - 2

Visakha FC

47': Chansopheak Ken
59': Ty Sa

About

Kaya are hosting Visakha FC at Kapten I Wayan Dipta Stadium, Bali, Indonesia, starting on . The match is a part of the AFC Champions League Two.

Game Information

Competition: AFC Champions League Two

Venue: Kapten I Wayan Dipta Stadium
Location: Bali, Indonesia
Attendance: 821

AFC Champions League Two Table

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Persib	6	+5	13
2	Bangkok United	6	+1	10
3	Lion City Sailors FC	6	+2	10
4	Selangor FC	6	-8	1

Full Table

Line-Ups

Kaya

No.	Name
16	Quincy Kammeraad (GK)
23	Simone Rota
19	Carlyle Mitchell
44	Audie Menzi
6	Oskari Kekkonen
14	Ryo Fujji
8	Jesse Curran
10	Arnel Amita
7	Jovin Bedic
13	Jesus Melliza
17	Robert Lopez

Kaya Substitutes:

Mar Diano, Eric Giganto, Javier Gayoso, Fitch Arboleda, Sandro Reyes, Kenry Balobo, Zach Banzon, Patrick Arthur, Camelo Tacusalme, Shirmir Felongco.

Visakha FC

No.	Name
1	Soksela Keo (GK)
4	Mohammed Faeez Khan
93	Thierry Bin
19	Meng Chheng
27	Sovann Ouk
17	Marcos Vinicius
25	Chansopheak Ken
23	Sodavid In
7	Teath Kimheng
94	Paulo Victor
8	Lee Jae-gun

Visakha FC Substitutes:

Ky Rina, Chrerng Polroth, Samoeun Rous, Sin Sophanat, Rath Virak, Ty Sa, Sang Hankhun, Bunnath Chhong, Bunheing Reung.

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