AFC Champions League Review: Jeonbuk and Kashiwa win convincingly

Kashiwa Reysol and Jeonbuk Motors continue to lead the way in Group D of the AFC Champions League after convincing wins on Tuesday.

Group D pacesetters Kashiwa Reysol and Jeonbuk Motors maintained their unbeaten starts to the AFC Champions League after dominant victories on Tuesday.

J.League side Kashiwa Champions League semi-finalists in 2013 hammered Vietnamese opponents Binh Duong 5-1, with Japan international Masato Kudo twice on target.

It took the hosts 43 minutes to break the deadlock at the Kashiwa Hitachi Stadium, but Kudo s opener was quickly followed by David Vrankovic s own goal.

Kim Chang-soo, Kudo and Hidekazu Otani took the game beyond the visitors before Ganiyu Oseni netted a consolation goal for the visitors. 

Yang Xu was the hero and villain for Shandong Luneng in their 4-1 defeat to Jeonbuk Motors as he cancelled out Edu s opener before being sent off late on.

Following Yang s equaliser, Han Gyo-won, Lee Jae-sung and Leonardo sealed the points for Jeonbuk, with Yang then shown a second yellow for attempting to score a goal with his hand 11 minutes from time.

Korean FA Cup winners Seongnam are up and running in the competition as Ricardo Bueno s penalty and a second-half Hwang Ui-jo strike sealed a 2-0 win over Japanese champions Gamba Osaka.

Gilberto Macena starred for Buriram United in their Group F victory over Guangzhou R and F after Ko Seul-ki cancelled out Lu Lin s opener.

The Brazilian forward struck late on to ensure a 2-1 win that moves Alexandre Gama s men top of the pool.

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