Newcastle Jets lose to Kyoto Sanga in Asian Champions League Elite
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 13:02 · Archive
Newcastle Jets lost 5-2 to Kyoto Sanga in the Asian Champions League Elite after blowing a 2-0 lead.
Newcastle Jets lost 5-2 to Kyoto Sanga at Sanga Stadium in the Asian Champions League Elite, leaving them winless in the competition. The Jets built a 2-0 lead through two Patrick Wood penalties in the first half, with Wood converting in the 13th minute and again in the second minute of stoppage time. Kyoto pulled one back before half-time when Hisashi Tawiah turned in a Takaaki Shichi corner.
The second half saw Kyoto transform the match in five minutes. Brazilian forward Marco Tulio, a former Central Coast Mariners player, equalised in the 56th minute with a free kick before scoring again four minutes later with a volley from an Alex Negueba cross to put Kyoto ahead. Rafael Elias made it 4-2 in the 67th minute, and Negueba added a fifth goal in the 84th minute. Newcastle goalkeeper James Delianov made several impressive saves but could not prevent the collapse.
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- Winless Jets collapse under Kyoto onslaught in ACLEThe Newcastle Jets remain winless in the ACLE following a devastating second-half onslaught from Japanese side Kyoto Sanga after Patrick Wood had struck twice.Perth Now · 27 Oct, 12:31
- Winless Jets collapse under Kyoto onslaught in ACLEThe Newcastle Jets remain winless in the ACLE following a devastating second-half onslaught from Japanese side Kyoto Sanga after Patrick Wood had struck twice.The West Australian · 27 Oct, 12:31
In this story: Newcastle Jets · Kyoto Sanga · Marco Tulio · Patrick Wood · Central Coast Mariners · Japan
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