AFC Champions League 2015

**persian8iran** · 05-04-2015, 11:59 AM

I have a good question about AFC Champions League
How many money clubs win for vitory and draw
How many money clubs win for go to semi final for exemple and of course for win the CL

**AranTZ** · 05-04-2015, 02:06 PM

Originally Posted by persian8iran

I have a good question about AFC Champions League
How many money clubs win for vitory and draw
How many money clubs win for go to semi final for exemple and of course for win the CL

I can't find any source, but according to wiki:

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**Bi-honar** · 05-04-2015, 03:26 PM

Originally Posted by PersianLegion

Persepolis needs to focus on IPL. ACL is almost down for Persepolis. Even if Persepolis goes to the next round that will be the end of it. More traveling expenses and tiresome matches. Persepolis should work on the team squad and fire weak or hashieh dar players as soon as this season is over. I would rather see Branko focuses on current team to see Persepolis is wasting time in ACL. (I never say something like this in normal circumstances but current Persepolis condition is a disaster). Persepolis ye khoone tekoonie hesabi mikhad. I hope Naft make us proud.

Sosha Makanai, Sadeghian, Khanzadeh and all trouble makers should leave the team immediately and quality player get invited for next season. Hopefully we see a better team and quality football next season.

Just imagine a season without GN, Mayeli Kodan, Derakhsan, Kashani, and other thugs...

IPL's almost finished bro and it doesn't really matter how PP does for the remaining two games - they'll neither be relegated nor have a crack at an ACL spot. And let's face it, whether they finish 8th or 9th or 10th in the final standing, it doesn't really make any difference.

On the other hand, the knock-out round of the ACL is a great gauge for Branko to evaluate his team against real good opposition and make the necessary adjustments for next season - not to mention the easy 90 g's for a single win tomorrow.

They'll most likely be playing Al-Sadd in the next round and I think PP has a very good chance against them. Other than the one freak result at home against Lokomotiv, they didn't score more than one goal against the other two teams at home and haven't scored at all in their away games - not to mention the 5-0 drubbing by Lokomotiv in the return game.

So, if PP do end up playing them and even lose the 1st game 1-0 in Saudi Arabia, there's a very good chance they'll get a better result than a 1-0 in Azadi where they're 2 for 2 in the ACL with a 2 goal/game average (with their easiest home team yet to be played). And don't forget, even a 1-0 for PP will force extra time and you have to fancy the home team in that situation.

But let's see what happens tomorrow first. I'm hopeful for an easy win.

**redmissile** · 05-04-2015, 08:21 PM

ACL Prize is a joke, winning a single CSL match is rewarded by somthing like 150,000 or 200,000 USD by sponsors even to some smaller clubs

**Bi-honar** · 05-05-2015, 04:46 AM

Two groups in East Asia are finalized (Groups G & H) and both look exactly the same: Chinese teams finishing 1st, S. Koreans finishing 2nd, Australians finishing 3rd and Japanese finishing 4th.

**Z Joon** · 05-05-2015, 04:54 AM

Originally Posted by Bi-honar

Two groups in East Asia are finalized (Groups G & H) and both look exactly the same: Chinese teams finishing 1st, S. Koreans finishing 2nd, Australians finishing 3rd and Japanese finishing 4th.

Dark days ahead of Japanese football. This is the sad reality, J League rid.

**Bi-honar** · 05-05-2015, 05:12 AM

Originally Posted by Z Joon

Dark days ahead of Japanese football. This is the sad reality, J League rid.

Kashiwa has already qualified to the next round and Osaka has a half-realistic chance of making it, although I doubt they will. Buriam seem to have a much easier task ahead.

Australians are in much worse shape this year IMHO, failing to maintain their momentum and with both of their representatives in the ACL eliminated in the group stage.

The Koreans have been super impressive though. They have 3 teams in the knock-out round and I wouldn't be surprised if they end up with 4!

**ali alipour** · 05-05-2015, 05:31 AM

Lol at those Australian members that tried to boost their domestic league. Both Australian teams eliminated in the group stage, including last years "champions". The third one lost in the play off round at home.

**Shah Abbas** · 05-05-2015, 07:01 AM

Originally Posted by AranTZ

I can't find any source, but according to wiki:

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Wait, so Zob Ahan who became runners-up won: $750k? What did they do with the money? Because from what I remember the season after that, they began fighting relegation!