6 – The Matchday high number of shots by Ulsan's two-goal hero Junior Negrao, who netted his sixth and seventh of the 2020 AFC Champions League.
6 – The Matchday high number of shots by Ulsan's two-goal hero Junior Negrao, who netted his sixth and seventh of the 2020 AFC Champions League.
5 – Ulsan's second title means they are the fifth two-time winners in the AFC Champions League era, joining Al Ittihad, Guangzhou Evergrande, Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors and Urawa Red Diamonds.
4 – Conversely, IR Iran's long wait for a first AFC Champions League title continues, with Persepolis' defeat the country's fourth in the Continental final.
8,517 – The official attendance at Al Janoub Stadium for the 2020 AFC Champions League final as fans returned to the competition for the first time in more than nine months.
2 – The number of VAR penalties awarded by Qatari referee Abdulrahman Al Jassim in what was the first time the technology has been used in an AFC Champions League final.
68 – Mehdi Abdi Qara's third goal of the campaign means the Persepolis striker scored at a rate of a goal every 68 minutes in the 2020 AFC Champions League.
1 – Ulsan's Dutch defender Dave Bulthuis became the first player from the Netherlands to ever win an AFC Champions League title.
9 – The record-equalling number of successive wins achieved by Ulsan en route to the title after they won all of their games in Qatar. They also won nine in a row in 2012.
