Shanghai International Port Group and their emotional manager are at the center of a drama-packed week for Chinese football – the pod looks back at last week’s dramatic AFC Champions League quarter-final and discuss what this means for Chinese sides’ prospects in continental competition this year and next. The panel also pick over the carcass of Shenhua following a derby humiliation, and debate Gregorio Manzano’s legacy once again.
We look forward to some crunch fixtures at the top and bottom of the table in Round 26, and also take in some listeners’ questions ranging from Tibet’s first professional football side to stadium construction and Wu Lei’s sliding-doors Copenhagen moment.
Wild East Football’s Steve Crooks is the host, joined by our regular experts Brandon Chemers in Beijing, Cameron Wilson in Shanghai.
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Jeff Beresford-Howe
23/09/2017 at 10:18
My understanding of the away goals rule in the ACL is that the away goals rule DOES count during regulation time, but it cancelled for the thirty minutes of extra time.