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Group C – Matchday 4

Lokomotiv (UZB) vs Al Sadd (QAT)

Lokomotiv Stadium, Tashkent

Wednesday, 08 April 2015, 16:00 local time

Al Hilal (KSA) vs Foolad Khouzestan (IRN)

King Fahd International Stadium, Riyadh

Wednesday, 08 April 2015, 20:45 local time

Foolad Khouzestan

No

Pos

Player Name

Date of Birth

Nat

Pl

Gs

YC

RC

ALIREZA SALIMI

23-02-1984

IRN

3

-1

AHMAD ALNAMEH

20-10-1982

IRN

LEONARD MESARIC

10-08-1983

CRO

MEHDI BADRLOO

14-01-1986

IRN

SOROUSH RAFIEI

24-03-1990

IRN

(1)

SASAN ANSARI

04-05-1991

IRN

ESMAEIL SHARIFAT

06-06-1988

IRN

BAKHTIAR RAHMANI

23-09-1991

IRN

SHAHAB KARAMI

16-03-1991

IRN

MATHIAS CHAGO

06-03-1983

CRO

ALOYS NONG

16-10-1983

CMR

2 (1)

BAHMAN KAMEL

19-01-1986

IRN

(2)

OMID KHALEDI

29-10-1987

IRN

BEHNAM MOUSAVI

04-06-1994

IRN

MEHRDAD JAMAATI

07-10-1989

IRN

MOHAMMAD AHLESHAKHEH

14-06-1993

IRN

BAHMAN JAHANTIGH

14-03-1995

IRN

REZA AHMADI

10-02-1993

IRN

ALI SINA RABANY

16-01-1993

IRN

(1)

MILAD HOMAYOONI

10-02-1994

IRN

HADI HABIBINEZHAD

17-10-1995

IRN

SOROUSH SAEIDI

06-06-1991

IRN

YOUSEF VAKIA

30-09-1993

IRN

ERSHAD YOUSEFI

19-09-1981

IRN

MOHSEN MOSALMAN

27-01-1991

IRN

MOHAMMAD GHAZI

30-12-1984

IRN

1 (1)

KEY:

No:

Squad Number

Pos:

Position

Pl:

Matches Started (substitute appearances in brackets)

Gs:

Goals scored (when Goalkeeper refers to goals conceded)

YC:

Yellow Cards

RC:

Red Cards

Lokomotiv

No

Pos

Player Name

Date of Birth

Nat

Pl

Gs

YC

RC

IGNATIY NESTEROV

20-06-1983

UZB

SHAVKATJON MULLADJANOV

19-01-1986

UZB

BOBURBEK YULDASHOV

08-04-1993

UZB

RUSLAN KORIAN

15-06-1988

RUS

SARDOR MIRZAEV

21-03-1991

UZB

2

1

DILSHOD RAKHMATULLAEV

17-02-1989

UZB

(3)

MARAT BIKMAEV

01-01-1986

UZB

TEMURKHUJA ABDUKHOLIKOV

25-09-1991

UZB

MAMUR IKRAMOV

12-06-1982

UZB

-7

LUTFULLA TURAEV

30-03-1988

UZB

JASUR J. KHASANOV

24-07-1989

UZB

(2)

SALIM MUSTAFAEV

07-03-1991

UZB

TIMUR KAPADZE

05-09-1981

UZB

ISLOM TUKHTAKHUJAEV

30-10-1989

UZB

KAREN ABRAMOV

30-04-1994

UZB

SANJAR SHAAKHMEDOV

23-09-1990

UZB

IBROKHIMJON RAKHIMOV

29-09-1984

UZB

IKROMJON ALIBAEV

09-01-1994

UZB

SARDOR KOBULJANOV

02-02-1987

UZB

NEMANJA JANICIC

13-07-1986

SRB

OLEG ZOTEEV

05-07-1989

UZB

DONIYOR USMANOV

07-06-1994

UZB

KHURSHIDBEK MUKHTOROV

09-02-1994

UZB

KUVONDIK RUZIEV

06-10-1994

UZB

ABRORJON KARIMOV

29-07-1994

UZB

-3

JASUR O. KHASANOV

02-08-1983

UZB

1 (2)

SAKHOB JURAEV

19-01-1987

UZB

ALISHER SHAGULYAMOV

02-06-1994

UZB

(1)

DAMIR KOJASEVIC

03-06-1987

MNE

(1)

KEY:

No:

Squad Number

Pos:

Position

Pl:

Matches Started (substitute appearances in brackets)

Gs:

Goals scored (when Goalkeeper refers to goals conceded)

YC:

Yellow Cards

RC:

Red Cards

Team coach profiles

Al Hilal

Giorgos Donis

Former Greece international midfielder Giorgos Donis was appointed as Al Hilal’s coach for

the rest of the season on February 28, replacing Romanian Ciprian Panait, who had been put

in charge of the team in the middle of the month after the dismissal of Laurentiu

Reghecampf. The 45-year-old Donis, who retired as a player in 2001, managed clubs in Greece

and Cyprus before accepting the Al Hilal position.

Al Sadd

Hussein Amotta

A former Al Sadd midfielder, Hussein Amotta replaced AFC Champions League-winning coach

Jorge Fossati in July 2012 and the Moroccan successfully led the club to their first Qatar Stars

League title in six years in his first season in charge. Amotta first joined Al Sadd as a player in

1997 from Saudi side Al Riyadh and he won a league championship and several cup titles with

the Doha club before leaving for United Arab Emirates side Sharjah in 2001. He became

player-coach of Moroccan side Zemmouis in 2003 and he led another of his former clubs, FUS

Rabat, to victory in the CAF Confederation Cup in 2010 before he returned to Al Sadd

Foolad Khouzestan

Dragan Skokic

Former Croatian midfielder Dragan Skokic took charge of Foolad Khouzestan last May

following the resignation of Hossein Faraki after the team’s last 16 exit from the AFC

Champions League. The former Croatian midfielder, who played for clubs in Spain and the

United Arab Emirates, began his coaching career at his home town club Rijeka and led them

to back-to-back Croatian Cups before he joined Slovenia's Interblock Ljubljana. The 46-year-

old had spells in charge of Kuwait's Al Arabi and Saudi giants Al Nassr before he moved to Iran

in 2013 to coach Malavan and then Foolad Khouzestan.

Lokomotiv

Vadim Abrimov

A highly experienced tactician, Vadim Abramov returned for a second spell as head coach of

Lokomotiv last year and led the Tashkent club to victory in the Uzbek Cup and second place in

the league. Abramov was born in Azerbaijan but spent much of his playing career in

Uzbekistan before he became coach of Tashkent giants Pakhtakor in 1988 following his

retirement as a player. The 52-year-old had his first stint at Lokomotiv in 2008 and left to

become Uzbekistan’s head coach in 2010, leading the national team to fourth place in the

2011 AFC Asian Cup.

Team facts

Al Hilal

Al Hilal are one of Asia’s most successful clubs with victories in the Asian Club Championship

in 1991 and 2000, plus a pair of triumphs in both the Asian Cup Winners’ Cup and Asian Super

Cup.

However, the Riyadh giants, who have also won a record 13 Saudi league titles, have yet to

achieve success in the AFC Champions League with their best performance coming last year

when they reached the final but went down 1-0 on aggregate to Australia’s Western Sydney

Wanderers.

They also finished runners-up in the Saudi league in 2014, two points behind champions Al

Nassr.

AFC Champions League record

2014 – Runners-up

2013 – Round of 16

2012 – Quarter-Finals

2011 – Round of 16

2010 – Semi-Finals

2009 – Round of 16

2007 – Quarter-Finals

2006 – Group Stage

2004 – Group Stage

2003 – Group Stage

Overall AFC Champions League record (including play-off games)

Pl

W

D

L

GF

GA

Overall

122

Home

Away

Neutral

Biggest wins

Home: 7-1 – vs Baniyas, 2012, Round of 16

Away: 3-0 – vs Al Sadd, 2010, Group Stage

Heaviest defeats

Home: 0-4 – vs Ulsan, 2012, Quarter-Finals

Away: 2-5 – vs Sharjah, 2004, Group Stage

Al Sadd

Al Sadd earned a spot in the AFC Champions League qualifiers with a 3-0 win over Al Sailiya in

the 2014 Emir Cup final and they advanced to the Group Stage for the 10

time after

overcoming both Riffa of Bahrain and Al Wahda of the United Arab Emirates in penalty

shootouts during the qualifying rounds in February.

Twice crowned champions of Asia following their victories in the Asian Club Championship in

1989 and the AFC Champions League in 2011, the Doha club suffered a pair of heavy defeats

during last year’s tournament but reached the quarter-finals before bowing out to eventual

finalists Al Hilal.

AFC Champions League record

2014 – Quarter-Finals

2011 – Champions

2010 – Group Stage

2008 – Group Stage

2007 – Group Stage

2006 – Group Stage

2005 – Quarter-Finals

2004 – Group Stage

2003 – Group Stage

Overall AFC Champions League record (including play-off games)

P

W

D

L

GF

GA

Overall

101

Home

Away

Neutral

Biggest wins

Home: 6-2 – vs Lokomotiv, 2015, Group Stage

5-1 – vs Al Ittihad (SYR), 2011, Play-offs

Away: 5-0 – vs Al Ahli (UAE), 2010, Group Stage

Heaviest defeats

Home: 1-4 – vs Al Najaf, 2007, Group Stage

0-3 – vs Al Hilal, 2010, Group Stage

Away: 0-5 – vs Al Hilal, 2014, Group Stage

Foolad Khouzestan

Making just their second appearance in the AFC Champions League in 2014, Foolad

Khouzestan were eliminated from the tournament without losing a game. They topped their

group in the opening round but were eliminated on away goals by Al Sadd in the last 16 after

both legs were drawn.

It took a bit of the shine off an otherwise memorable season for the club as they captured the

Iranian league championship after finishing two points ahead of runners-up Persepolis

following a dramatic 1-0 win over Gostaresh Foolad Tabriz on the final day of the season.

AFC Champions League record

2014 – Round of 16

2006 – Group Stage

Overall AFC Champions League record (including play-off games)

P

W

D

L

GF

GA

Overall

Home

Away

Biggest wins

Home: 6-0 – vs Al Qadsia, 2006, Group Stage

Away: 5-1 – vs Al Fateh, 2014, Group Stage

Heaviest defeats

Home: 1-3 – vs Pakhtakor, 2006, Group Stage

Away: 0-2 – vs Pakhtakor, 2006, Group Stage; vs Qadsia SC, 2006, Group Stage

Lokomotiv

Formed in 2002, Lokomotiv enjoyed their best season to date in 2014 when they finished

runners-up in the Uzbek League for the second year in a row and captures their first piece of

domestic silverware as Jasur Hasanov’s extra-time winner gave them a 1-0 win over

Bunyodkor in the Uzbek Cup final.

That victory gave the Tashkent club a slot in the AFC Champions League Group Stage for the

first time after they were eliminated in the Play-offs in the past two years, losing against Al

Nasr of the United Arab Emirates in 2013 and Kuwait SC last year.

AFC Champions League record

2014 – Play-offs

2013 – Play-offs

Overall AFC Champions League record (including play-off games)

P

W

D

L

GF

GA

Overall

Home

Away

Heaviest defeats

Home: 1-3 – vs Kuwait SC, 2014, Play-offs

Away: 2-6 – vs Al Sadd, 2015, Group Stage

Domestic results & standings

Al Hilal

Most recent games

Comp.

Date

Opponent

Res.

League

07/03/15 Al Khaleej (A)

1-0

King’s Cup

10/03/15 Al Jeel (H)

4-1

Round of 32

League

13/03/15 Al Fateh (H)

3-0

League

22/03/15 Al Shabab (A)

1-0

League

04/04/15 Al Taawon (A)

1-0

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