Thu, 28 Oct, 2021
Kuala Lumpur: After two editions of the AFC Cup teams from the West were already starting to establish a dominance, with Syria’s Al Jaish and Jordan’s Al Faisaly victorious in the first two campaigns, while sides from the East were yet to advance beyond the semi-finals.
And the same pattern was followed in 2006 when holders Al Faisaly again progressed to the final, where this time they would be up against Al Muharraq, the competition’s first representatives from Bahrain.
A Repeat of the Final
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