AFC Challenge League
Victory meant Phnom Penh reached the Group Stage for the fourth time.
Phnom Penh looked the more dangerous side from the start with Maksym Priadun sending his free-kick crashing against theKasuka wall, before another set-piece sequence saw the Brunei Darussalam side just managing to contain the Ukrainian forward’s surge into the box.
The Cambodian side came close moments later through Phach Socheavila, forcing Kasuka keeper Wa'ie Haziq to intervene.
Another chance went begging in the 15 minute when Makerlo Tellez fired his shot high after breaking into the box following a counter-attack.
Phnom Penh’s persistence finally bore fruit in the 26th minute when Long Phearath collected a poor clearance from Kasuka and finished with a curling strike into the top right corner.
Kasuka’s hopes of a comeback were dashed in the 64th minute with Phearath converting Borith Sorm’s cut-back from inside the box.
New Zealand forward Moses Dyer furthered Phnom Penh’s advantage three minutes later after muscling his way through the Kasuka defence, slotting past Haziq into the bottom right corner.
Raul Feher then turned provider in the 72nd minute to set up Sa Ty to finish with a curling effort before Feher added his name on the scoresheet in the 80th minute.
Dyer doubled his tally in the fourth minute of stoppage time, finishing off a fine team move to cap off a fine outing for Oleg Starynskyi’s side.
