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Attacking ploy powers Al Ain.
(From Gulf News)
Byline: M. Satya Narayan, Staff Reporter
Wednesday was a highly successful day for clubs from West Asia as they scored handsome wins over rival clubs from the east to virtually assure themselves of a berth in the AFC Champions League final.
While hosts Al Ain exploded with a 6-0 win over China's Shenzhen Jianlibao, reigning champions Al Ittihad of Saudi Arabia stunned Busan I'Park 5-0 in their away match.
Al Ain travel to Shenzhen while Ittihad host Busan on October 12.
"It is a giant step towards the final, but we have not yet qualified," said an elated Al Ain coach Milan Macala after his team thrilled the home …
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