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Nagoya Oceans (JPN) 8-3 AUB Altyn Tash (KGZ) |
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 04:31 |
 Esfahan: Nagoya Oceans kept on course for a place in the AFC Futsal Club Championship semi-finals following an 8-3 win over AUB Altyn Tash Bishkek at Pirouzi Stadium on Saturday.
Esfahan: Nagoya Oceans kept on course for a place in the AFC Futsal Club Championship semi-finals following an 8-3 win over AUB Altyn Tash Bishkek at Pirouzi Stadium on Saturday.
The Japanese champions had opened their campaign with a 5-2 win over Uzbeks Stroitel Zarafshan and maintained their dominance over Central Asia teams with a comfortable victory over the Kyrgyzstan side.Dilshat Kadyrov had opened scoring for AUB after three minutes but Nagoya responded two minutes later when an attempted clearance rebounded off a Japanese player and the ball fell kindly for Rafael Sakai, who hit a shot between the legs of keeper Jenish Kojonaliev.Nagoya then took the lead as Kaoru Morioka raced clear of the AUB players and bore down on Kojanaliev before wrong-footing the goalkeeper and rolling the ball into the empty net.Skipper Wataru Kitahara increased their extended the Oceans lead soon after when he fired home before Bruno Hatakeyama ran onto Sakai's pass and drove an unstoppable shot into the back of the net.AUB reduced the deficit soon after the restart when Hisamitsu Kawahara failed to hold onto Kadyrov's low shot but it proved a brief respite as Nagoya built up a dominant lead with further goals from Kiyohiro Hirabayashi and Morioka.Azamat Menibaev grabbed a third goal for AUB but again Nagoya hit back as goals from Hatakeyama and Morioka completed the victory.The win means Nagoya have six points from two games and look certain to claim a top-two finish in Group A.
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