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

    CCM 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, Will Wilson, Nathan Paull, Dylan Wenzel-Halls, Maksim Kasalovic, Christian Theoharous, Mikael.

    PPC 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 Yellow Card
    7 Muslim Yeu Yellow Card
    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.

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