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The AFC Champions League (ACL), commonly known as the Asian Champions League, is an annual continental club football competition organised by the Asian Football Confederation featuring clubs from Asia's strongest national leagues including the A-League. Austadiums covers all fixtures, results & attendances for matches held in Australia.

In 2020, Sydney FC, Perth Glory and Melbourne Victory will represent Australia in #ACL2020.

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RESULTS
04/03/20	ACL: Sydney FC dr Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors	3,255	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium
11/02/20	ACL: Melbourne Victory d Chiangrai United	4,156	AAMI Park
21/01/20	ACLQ: Melbourne Victory d Bali United	5,387	AAMI Park
22/05/19	ACL: Sanfrecce Hiroshima d Melbourne Victory	6,053	AAMI Park
21/05/19	ACL: Kawasaki Frontale d Sydney FC	3,813	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium
23/04/19	ACL: Melbourne Victory dr Guangzhou Evergrande	10,041	AAMI Park

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ATTENDANCES BY SEASON

	QTY	TOTAL	AVG	HIGH	LOW
2021	0	0	0
2020	3	12,798	4,266	5,387	3,255
2019	7	43,319	6,188	10,041	3,813
2018	7	42,839	6,120	9,855	1,279
2017	10	48,629	4,863	6,797	3,245
ALL		871,047	8,375	23,857	1,279

Attendance figures available back to 2003 on Austadiums - more info >

HIGHEST ATTENDANCES*
2008	ACL: Melbourne v Gamba Osaka	23,857
2008	ACL: Melbourne v Chunnam Dragons	23,656
2007	ACL: Sydney v Urawa Reds	21,010
2014	ACL Final: Western Sydney v Al Hilal	20,053
2014	ACL: Western Sydney v FC Seoul	18,896
2016	ACL: Sydney FC v Guangzhou Evergrande	18,149
2014	ACL: Western Sydney v Guangzhou Evergrande	17,093
2008	ACL Final: Adelaide v Gamba Osaka	17,000
2008	ACL: Adelaide v Kuruvchi	16,998
2008	ACL: Adelaide v Kashima	16,965

*Results & attendance data since 2003. All times listed are venue time. Event details are subject to change without notice.

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