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Saudi Arabia's Al Ittihad finally savoured the first win of their campaign last week while UAE's Al Ain are flying high following a perfect start.
Victory against PFC Neftchi last week would have come as a huge relief for two-time AFC Champions League™ winners Al Ittihad.
They went into the tie with just one point and had to show resilience with Uzbekistan's Neftchi having taken the lead but need to be sharper upfront if they are to keep their campaign running.
They went into the tie with just one point and had to show resilience with Uzbekistan's Neftchi having taken the lead but need to be sharper upfront if they are to keep their campaign running.
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Al Ain will be unfazed by the prospect of playing Al Ittihad away after kicking off their campaign with three wins.
The two-time Asian champions have plundered in 10 goals and conceded just two and with Houssine Rahimi in fine form, will expect another three points against an inconsistent Al Ittihad.
The two-time Asian champions have plundered in 10 goals and conceded just two and with Houssine Rahimi in fine form, will expect another three points against an inconsistent Al Ittihad.
Al Ittihad Club (KSA) v Al Ain FC (UAE)
Venue: King Abdullah Sports City Stadium (Jeddah)
Kick-off: Monday, 21:15 (UTC+3)
Venue: King Abdullah Sports City Stadium (Jeddah)
Kick-off: Monday, 21:15 (UTC+3)
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