Alagich's brilliant goal seals Adelaide's comeback win in Thailand

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 17:33 · Archive

Adelaide United beat BG Pathum United 2-1 in the Asian Champions League Two in Thailand.

Adelaide United came from behind to beat Thai side BG Pathum United 2-1 in the Asian Champions League Two group stages at Pathum Thani Stadium in Thanyaburi on Thursday night. The Reds conceded in the first two minutes when Bosnian striker Marin Jurina finished from close range, but 34-year-old captain Craig Goodwin swiftly equalised in the 10th minute with a left-foot strike.

Admiral Ethan Alagich, the 22-year-old son of former Adelaide legend Richie Alagich, secured victory in the 77th minute. He took Juan Muniz's lofted through ball on his chest, controlled it on the ground, spun and struck a left-foot shot into the top corner. Alagich is an Australia Under-23 international, as was his father.

Adelpaide's goalkeeper Josh Smits made an excellent save to tip Lucas Andersen's 25-yard effort over the bar. The win maintained Adelaide's perfect start to their continental campaign.

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• Son of a gun's special goal shoots Reds to Thai winEthan Alagich has come up trumps with a brilliant individual goal to earn Adelaide United a 2-1 win in their Asian Champions League Two clash in Thailand.Perth Now · 15 Oct, 17:15
• Son of a gun's special goal shoots Reds to Thai winEthan Alagich has come up trumps with a brilliant individual goal to earn Adelaide United a 2-1 win in their Asian Champions League Two clash in Thailand.The West Australian · 15 Oct, 17:15

In this story: Adelaide United · BG Pathum United · Ethan Alagich · Craig Goodwin · Marin Jurina · Juan Muniz · Richie Alagich · Thailand

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