Central Coast Mariners vs Phnom Penh Crown, 2023-24 AFC Cup, Zonal Semifinals

· AFC Champions League Two

Central Coast Mariners

37': Jing Lual
72': Ryan Edmondson
78': Ryan Edmondson
90'+4': Ryan Edmondson

FT
4 - 0

Phnom Penh Crown

About

Central Coast Mariners are hosting Phnom Penh Crown at polytec Stadium, New South Wales, Australia, starting on . The match is a part of the AFC Champions League Two.

Game Information

Competition: AFC Champions League Two

Venue: polytec Stadium
Location: New South Wales, Australia
Attendance: 2,014

Line-Ups

Central Coast Mariners

No.	Name
20	Danny Vukovic (GK)
18	Jacob Farrell
3	Brian Kaltack
23	Daniel Hall
15	Storm Roux
4	Joshua Nisbet
11	Ángel Quiñones
6	Maximilien Balard
22	Ronald Barcellos
39	Miguel Di Pizio
17	Jing Lual

Central Coast Mariners Substitutes:

Cher Deng, Dylan Peraic-Cullen, Bailey Brandtman, Jack Warshawsky, Alou Kuol, Ryan Edmondson, William Wilson, Nathan Paull, Dylan Wenzel-Halls, Maksim Kasalovic, Christian Theoharous, Mikael.

Phnom Penh Crown

No.	Name
22	Vichet Um (GK)
3	Takaki Ose
8	Chanpolin Orn
2	Soe Moe Kyaw
27	Denilson Rodriguez Roldão
18	Baraing Seut
6	Yudai Ogawa
7	Muslim Yeu
10	Rafael Andrés Nieto Rondón
21	Shintaro Shimizu
17	Pisoth Lim

Phnom Penh Crown Substitutes:

Yue Safy, Phach Socheavila, Saveng Samnang, Pisa Choum, Pich Koeut, Samnang Chiem, Ponvuthy Pov, Thiva Brak.

AFC Champions League Two News

Heroic Faisal Halim looks to mark anniversary of horror acid attack with ASEAN Club Championship victory

Faisal Halim is using the second anniversary of his horror acid attack as motivation ahead of Selangor's clash with Nam Định.

Al Nassr, Ronaldo reach Asian Champions League Two final

Cristiano Ronaldo's wait for a major title in Saudi Arabia could soon be over with Al Nassr now in the Asian Champions League Two final.

Tampines Rovers part ways with Katsuhito Kinoshi after just 12 days for fifth coach of the season

Tampines have remarkably parted ways with coach Katsuhito Kinoshi after just 12 days of the Japanese being at the helm.

Dream Europe move or romance of the one-club man? Shunki Higashi isn't thinking about either

There are many paths Shunki Higashi's career could go next. He isn't too worried about thinking what it might be.

After historic win over England, how far could Japan go at the FIFA World Cup?

After becoming the first Asian side to defeat England, what does the result mean for Japan's World Cup prospects?