Taichung Futuro vs C.P.K., 2023-24 AFC Cup, Group Stage

· AFC Champions League Two

Taichung Futuro

90'+1': Kaoru Takayama

FT
1 - 0

C.P.K.

About

Taichung Futuro are hosting C.P.K. at Nanzih Football Stadium, Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei, starting on . The match is a part of the AFC Champions League Two.

Game Information

Competition: AFC Champions League Two

Venue: Nanzih Football Stadium
Location: Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei
Attendance: 41

Line-Ups

Taichung Futuro

No.	Name
50	Kenya Matsui (GK)
13	Shunya Suganuma
43	Liang Meng-Hsin
8	Yoshitaka Komori
3	Ting-Yang Chen
10	Shohei Yokoyama
18	Mao Li
34	Lin Che-yu
23	Kaoru Takayama
17	Hsu Heng-Pin
99	Benchy Estama

Taichung Futuro Substitutes:

Tseng Te-lung, Tuan Yu, Tsai Chieh-hsun, Hao Cheng, Chen Chun-fu, Lee Ming-wei, Hung-Wei Chen.

C.P.K.

No.	Name
22	Batista (GK)
13	Filipe Duarte
5	Vitor Almeida
2	Ronald Carissimo
82	Ng Wa Keng
10	Niki Torrao
18	Kohei Kato
6	Bruno Araújo
77	Ieong Lek-Hang
7	Sayidjamol Davlatjonov
21	Pang Chi Hang

C.P.K. Substitutes:

Leung Chi Seng, Amancio , Diego, Ho Chi Fong, Ka Koi Lam, Lei Ka Him, Leong Ka Hang, Ho Man Foi, Choi Dion Carlos, Chang Ka-Chon, Ho Man Hou, Kam Chi Hou.

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