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Shinzo koroki

Football Shinzo Koroki. Shusaku Nishikawa Japan Goalkeeper. Ayumi Niekawa Japan Goalkeeper. Shun Yoshida Japan Goalkeeper. Hiroki Sakai Japan Right Back. Hirokazu Ishihara Japan Right Back. Marius Hoibraten Norway Centre Back. Tetsuya Chinen Japan Centre Back. Rikito Inoue Japan Centre Back. Alexander Scholz Denmark Right Back.

Hirokazu Ishihara Japan Right Back.

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With Al Hilal and Urawa Red Diamonds facing off in the AFC Champions League final for the third time in six seasons -- the only pairing to meet in the decider of Asia's premier club competition on more than one occasion -- there was always a chance that history would repeat itself. As the tournament's record four-time and defending champions, having reached the final with an emphatic rout of Al Duhail in the last four and on the back of two massive domestic wins over Saudi Pro League rivals Al Nassr and Al Ittihad , as well as boasting home advantage, Al Hilal were undoubtedly the favourites. If not for the final as a whole, then at least for Saturday evening's opening encounter in Riyadh. And early on, that looked to be the case when they took the lead in the 13th minute when a mix-up between Urawa goalkeeper Shusaku Nishikawa and his centre-back Alexander Scholz allowed what looked to be a harmless cross to roll all the way to the back post -- where Salem Al-Dawsari pounced to fire the hosts ahead. The miscommunication was certainly uncharacteristic of two players boasting immense experience, especially Nishikawa -- whose penalty-shootout heroics against Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors in the semis were the very reason Urawa were even in the final.

Shinzo koroki

With Al Hilal and Urawa Red Diamonds facing off in the AFC Champions League final for the third time in six seasons -- the only pairing to meet in the decider of Asia's premier club competition on more than one occasion -- there was always a chance that history would repeat itself. As the tournament's record four-time and defending champions, having reached the final with an emphatic rout of Al Duhail in the last four and on the back of two massive domestic wins over Saudi Pro League rivals Al Nassr and Al Ittihad , as well as boasting home advantage, Al Hilal were undoubtedly the favourites. If not for the final as a whole, then at least for Saturday evening's opening encounter in Riyadh. And early on, that looked to be the case when they took the lead in the 13th minute when a mix-up between Urawa goalkeeper Shusaku Nishikawa and his centre-back Alexander Scholz allowed what looked to be a harmless cross to roll all the way to the back post -- where Salem Al-Dawsari pounced to fire the hosts ahead. The miscommunication was certainly uncharacteristic of two players boasting immense experience, especially Nishikawa -- whose penalty-shootout heroics against Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors in the semis were the very reason Urawa were even in the final. The Reds were nearly shot themselves in the foot again shortly after the half-hour mark when an overhit backpass by Ken Iwao almost gifted Al Hilal a second, before Nishikawa recovered in time to prevent another mishap. When it was Al Hilal's turn to mess up in defence, with Ali Al-Bulaihi 's sliding interception sending the ball past goalkeeper Abdullah Al-Mayouf and back off the foot of the post, Shinzo Koroki was quickest to react to fire home on the rebound and bag what ultimately proved to be the equaliser. The strike was emblematic of Koroki. It was far from the prettiest finish and there was a huge element of luck involved, but the only thing that mattered was that he put the ball into the back of the net. As he has over times throughout a career that has never hit the heights of Japanese football's biggest stars but has been a respectable one nonetheless.

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