Sydney FC vs Bangkok United, 2024-25 AFC Champions League Two, Round of 16

· 1st Leg

Sydney FC

60': Adrian Segecic
78': Adrian Segecic

FT
2 - 2
1st Leg

Bangkok United

50': Richairo Zivkovic (P)
90'+5': Thitipan Puangchan

About

Sydney FC are hosting Bangkok United at Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Australia, starting on . The match is a part of the AFC Champions League Two.

Game Information

Competition: AFC Champions League Two

Venue: Allianz Stadium
Location: Sydney, Australia
Attendance: 5,131

Line-Ups

Sydney FC (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
12	Harrison Devenish-Meares (GK)
42	Kyle Reilly Shaw
23	Rhyan Grant
4	Jordan Courtney-Perkins
21	Zachary De Jesus
17	Anthony Cáceres
6	Corey Hollman
15	Leo Sena
9	Patryk Klimala
8	Anas Ouahim
10	Joe Lolley

Sydney FC Substitutes:

Joseph Lacey, Jaiden Kucharski, Alex Grant, Douglas Costa, Lachlan Middleton, Adrian Segecic, Nickolas Alfaro, Andrew Redmayne, Wataru Kamijo, Tyler Williams, Joel King, Will Kennedy.

Bangkok United (4-3-3)

No.	Name
1	Patiwat Khammai (GK)
3	Everton
4	Manuel Bihr
2	Peerapat Notchaiya
6	Nitipong Selanon
39	Pokkhao Anan
18	Thitipan Puangchan
28	Thossawat Limwannasthian
16	Muhsen Al-Ghassani
30	Richairo Zivkovic
93	Mahmoud Eid

Bangkok United Substitutes:

Luka Adzic, Philip Frey, Supanat Suadsong, Suphan Thongsong, Pratama Arhan, Chayawat Srinawong, Warut Mekmusik, Wisarut Imura, Rungrat Phumichantuk, Kritsada Nontharat, Jakkapan Praisuwan, Boontawee Theppawong.

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