Clash of Titans: Al-Sadd vs Kawasaki Frontale in Asian Champions League Quarter-Finals
Al-Sadd coach Felix Sanchez downplayed any home advantage ahead of the Asian Champions League quarter-final against Japan's Kawasaki Frontale in Jeddah. He emphasized focus on the game as both teams aim for the title, with Kawasaki seeking to make semi-finals history after overcoming Shanghai Shenhua.
Al-Sadd coach Felix Sanchez has refuted claims that familiar conditions in Jeddah will favor his team when they meet Japan's Kawasaki Frontale in the Asian Champions League quarter-finals this Sunday.
Sanchez emphasized that, despite proximity to Doha, the focus remains on the game itself. He is eager to secure a continental victory reminiscent of his 2019 Asian Cup success with Qatar. Meanwhile, Kawasaki, led by Coach Shigetoshi Hasebe, aims to advance beyond the quarter-final stage.
Both teams face scorching daytime temperatures of 37 degrees Celsius at the Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal Sports City. The importance of adapting to this, along with the time difference, is acknowledged by both teams as they strive to win the title.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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