Perspolis vs Al-Shabab, 2012 AFC Champions League, Group Stage

· AFC Champions League Elite

Perspolis

8': Eamon Zayed
47': Eamon Zayed
60': Gholamreza Rezaei
62': Ali Karimi (P)
87': Amir Hossein Feshangchi

FT
6 - 1

Al-Shabab

56': Jociel Ferreira da Silva Ciel (P)

About

Perspolis are hosting Al-Shabab at Azadi Stadium, , , starting on . The match is a part of the AFC Champions League Elite.

Game Information

Competition: AFC Champions League Elite

Venue: Azadi Stadium
Location: ,
Attendance: 75,000

Line-Ups

Perspolis

No.	Name
1	Asmir Avdukic (GK)
13	Shic Khonakdar
26	Hamidreza Dehaghi
5	Mohammad Nosrati
8	Ali Karimi
14	Mohammad Nori
3	Mehrdad Pooladi
15	Saman Aghazamani
10	Gholamreza Rezaei
12	Eamon Zayed
17	Javad Kazemian

Perspolis Substitutes:

Misagh Esfahani, Noor Ali, Maziar Zare, Hossein Badamaki, Mehdi Mahdavikia, Amir Hossein Feshangchi, Hadi Norouzi.

Al-Shabab

No.	Name
30	Ismail Rabee (GK)
19	Mohamed Ahmed Magdy Saad
5	Walid Abbas
25	Mohammad Qassim
4	Mohammed Marzouq
7	Aziz Haydarov
10	Carlos Villanueva
21	Adel Abdullah
24	Issa Obaid
8	de Almeida Kieza
44	Jociel Ferreira da Silva Ciel

Al-Shabab Substitutes:

Salem Abdullah, Hassanzadeh Safari, Sami Anber, Esam Dahi, Nasser Masoud, Hamdan Qassim, Salem Suroor.

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