Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012

Al Jazira 3 – Al Ahli* 3 (AFC Champions League quarter final, May 22, 2012) Penalties: Al Jazira 2 – Al Ahli 4.

Sepahan 2 – Esteghlal 0 (AFC Champions League quarter final, May 22, 2012)

Sunday, May 20th, 2012

Santos Laguna 2 – Monterrey 1 (Agg. 3-2) (Mexican Clausura final 2nd leg, May 20, 2012) Daniel Luduena and Oribe Peralta scored for Santos. Aldo de Negris pulled one back for Monterrey.

Thursday, May 17th, 2012

Monterrey 1 – Santos 1 (Mexico Primera Division Clausura final first leg, May 17, 2012)

Wednesday, May 16th, 2012

Ulsan Hyundai 1 – FC Tokyo 0 (AFC Champions League, May 16, 2012) A combination of Maranaho and Kang’s pressure on the Tokyo goal for the sole strike of the contest.

Nasaf Qarshi 0 – Esteghlal Tehran 2 (AFC Champions League, May 16, 2012) Goran Jerkovic slipped the Iranians in front after 10 minutes, while Mojtaba Jabbari scored a 50th minute penalty to kil the tie.

Tuesday, May 15th, 2012

Jeonbuk Hyundai 0 – Kashiwa Reysol 2 (AFC Champions League, May 15, 2012) Jeonbuk had been top of the table at the start of the sixth and final round of group games, but they fell behind against Kashiwa when Leandro Domingues netted with a fine low shot across goal into the bottom left corner after 48 minutes. Junya Tanaka added a second goal in the 61st minute, tapping in from close range after Leandro Domingues’ shot was touched against the right post.

Nagoya Grampus Eight 3 – Central Coast Mariners 0 (AFC Champions League, May 15, 2012) Nagoya were comfortable home winners over Central Coast Mariners, with Keiji Tamada setting them on their way in the 19th minute and Jungo Fujimoto adding a second goal after 36 minutes. Australian side Central Coast conceded a third, to Marcus Tanaka, with three minutes remaining.

Al Shabab 1 – Persepolis 3 (AFC Champions League, May 15, 2012) Persepolis sealed their progression from Group D as runners-up after a 3-1 win at already-eliminated Al Shabab, who took the lead through Issa Mohamed on eight minutes. The Iranian side levelled through Eamon Zayed three minutes before the break, before second-half strikes by Mehrdad Pooladi and substitute Hossein Badamaki secured victory.

Burirum United 1 – Guangzhou Evergrande 2 (AFC Champions League, May 15, 2012) Dario Conca scored a penalty in second-half injury-time to clinch victory for Evergrande, which put the Chinese club top of Group H and through to the Round of 16.

Sepahan 2 – Al Ahli 1 (AFC Champions League, May 15, 2012) Sepahan progressed as winners of the section thanks to goals by Xhevahir Sukaj (19) and Mohsen Bengar (84). Emad Al-Hosani replied for Al Ahli after 63 minutes.

Al-Hilal 2 – Al Gharafa 1 (AFC Champions League, May 15, 2012) Goals by Ahmed Al-Faridi (48) and Nawaf Al-Abed (65) had the Saudi hosts cruising, while Osama Hawsawi’s 82nd-minute own-goal was scant consolation for Al Gharafa.

Monday, May 14th, 2012

Al Ahly 3 – Stade Malien 1 (CAF Champions League, May 14, 2012) Mohamed Abou-Treika came off the bench in the first half to scored a brilliant hat-trick to lift Ahly to the African Champions League group stage at the expense of Stade Malien following a nervy 3-2 aggregate win.

Sunday, May 13th, 2012

Santos Laguna 2 – Tigres UANL 2 (Agg. 3-3) (Mexico Primera Division Clausura semi-final second leg, May 13, 2012) Santos will face Monterrey in the final after coming from 2-0 down in the final three minutes. An early double from Hector Mancilla had put Tigres in charge but goals from Oribe Peralta on 87 and 90 secured Santos a spot in the final due to a better record in the Clausura season.

Saturday, May 12th, 2012

Monterrey 2 – America 0 (Agg. 2-0) (Primera Division Clausura semi-final 2nd leg, May 12, 2012) Jose Maria Basanta opened the scoring after nine minutes and Aldo De Nigris put the result beyond doubt with a second goal seven minutes after the interval.

Wednesday, May 9th, 2012

America 0 – Monterrey 0 (Primera Division Clausura semi-final 1st leg, May 9, 2012) America defender Paul Aguilar was sent off seven minutes from time for a second bookable offence, and will therefore be suspended for Saturday’s second leg.

Sunday, May 6th, 2012

Morelia 1 – Tigres 4 (Primera Division Clausura, May 6, 2012) All five goals at the Estadio Morelos were scored in the final 25 minutes with defender Hugo Ayala opening the way for the visitors from Chilean Hector Mancilla’s cross. Ten minutes later two goals in quick succession from Argentine playmaker Lucas Lobos and Brazilian substitute Edno settled the tie. Striker Miguel Sabah pulled one back before midfielder Elias Hernandez rounded off Tigres’ emphatic victory with a penalty in the final minute.

Santos 2 – Jaguares 1 (Primera Division Clausura, May 6, 2012)