Abdysh-Ata controlled proceedings from the start, and deservedly scored in the 20th minute when Kozlov headed in off a pin-point pass from Riquelme Silva past the outstretched fingers of Hutteen captain and keeper Mahmoud Al Youssef.

 

They doubled their lead five minutes later after some fine work again from Silva, who came down the right and laid on the ball for captain Atabaev to fire in from 18 yards past a diving Al Youssef.

The visitors could have pulled one back in the 36th minute through Owday Hassown, who made a run down the right only to see his attempt pushed away by keeper Ruslan Amirow.

Kozlov got his second in the 38th minute when he waltzed in unmarked into the penalty box and half-volleyed from close range past the onrushing Hutteen keeper.

Hutteen kicked off the second half stronger, and pulled one back in the 59th minute when Amirow allowed Abdulhadi Dali’s attempt from 30 yards to bounce past him.

Artem Bilyi could have further extended Abdysh-Ata’s lead in the 68th minute but saw his well-struck free-kick safely handled by Al Youssef.

Kozlov got his hat-trick, and the home side’s fourth when he picked up a misplaced pass and coolly lobbed the ball past an outstretched Al Youssef in the 80th minute.

 

Abbasov then completed the resounding win in the 87th minute when he slotted home from close range with Hutten getting a consolation in the last minute of stoppage time through Subhi Shoufan.