Suwon Bluewings sign Antonis from Melbourne Victory

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Terry Antonis is leaving A-League club Melbourne Victory for South Korea.
Antonis has signed with K-League team Suwon Bluewings, after spending the past 18 months with Victory.
The 25-year-old, who has three Socceroos caps, had previous overseas stints in Greece and the Netherlands after starting his career at Sydney FC.
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“Terry accomplished a lot…

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Adam Taggart exits Brisbane Roar, set to join K-League club

A late goal to Dylan Wenzel-Halls has given the Brisbane Roar a 2-1 win over Sydney FC at Suncorp Stadium.

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Less than a year after turning his back on Perth Glory to join Brisbane, Adam Taggart has left the A-League club.
The one-time Socceroo has been sold to an unnamed Asian club, believed to be South Korean team Suwon Bluewings, for an undisclosed fee.
The transfer ends an eventful stint at the Roar for Taggart.
Branded a “liar” by Glory owner Tony Sage after turning his back on his hometown club in May last year to sign with the Roar, Taggart scored 11 goals in 18 A-League appearances for his new…

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Suwon Bluewings beat Jeonbuk Motors 3-0 in Asian Champions League quarterfinals

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Dejan Damjanovic scored two late goals to give Suwon Bluewings a 3-0 win over Jeonbuk Motors on Wednesday in the first leg of the Asian Champions League quarterfinal.
Jeonbuk, the 2016 champions and 21 points ahead of Suwon in South Korea’s K-League, had been expected to win at Jeonju World Cup Stadium but conceded three goals in the final 15 minutes.
Damjanovic, a 37-year-old forward from Montenegro now has 34 goals in the competition, which leaves him just two behind all-time leader Lee Dong-Gook,…

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Al-Ittihad sign Matthew Jurman from Suwon Samsung Bluewings

ESPN’s Stephanie Brantz recaps Australia’s World Cup journey and looks ahead to what’s next for the Socceroos.
Australian national team defender Matthew Jurman has a new home after signing with Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad.
The 28-year-old was part of the Socceroos’ World Cup squad but was one of eight players who didn’t see a minute of action under Bert van Marwijk in Russia.
The pain of that snub will be soothed somewhat by his deal with the Jeddah-based club, which is reportedly worth $4 million over two years.
Fringe Socceroo James Troisi spent six months at Al-Ittihad in 2015, making only eight league…

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Adrian Mierzejewski stars as Sydney FC thrash Suwon Bluewings

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Sydney FC have kept their Asian Champions League knockout hopes alive with a stunning 4-1 win over Suwon Bluewings in South Korea.
The shock victory ensures the Sky Blues remain in mathematical contention to secure a place in the knockout phase of the competition after moving to five points.
Suwon bossed Tuesday night’s game from at the outset with Yeom Ki-Hun and Waguininho causing Sydney the most problems, as the latter first tested Andrew Redmayne approaching the quarter-hour at the Suwon World…

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Suwon Bluewings handed Sydney an ACL ‘wake-up call’ – Graham Arnold

Suwon Bluewings’ Dejan Damjanovic struck twice to give Sydney FC the worst possible Champions League start.

Sydney FC brought Melbourne City’s undefeated run to an end with a whopping 4-0 win at AAMI park. It was the wake-up call Graham Arnold said Sydney FC needed, with an opening AFC Champions League loss leaving the A-League champions everything to do in China next week.
The Sky Blues were outscored and ultimately outplayed in Wednesday night’s opening 2-0 loss to Suwon Bluewings.
Last in Group H — albeit with only one of six matches played — they must re-group and aim for three points away to Shanghai Shenhua next week to stay on course for the round of 16.
With Suwon still in their K-League…

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Sydney FC suffer Champions League defeat to Suwon Bluewings

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For all the talk of Sydney FC being a shot at lifting the Asian Champions League trophy, they will have to do better than their 2-0 humbling by Suwon Bluewings.
In the Sky Blues’ first continental litmus test over their one-and-a-half seasons of A-League dominance, the reigning champions suffered a first home defeat in almost two years.
They were silenced by a South Korean team still in preseason, thanks to a wonder strike and penalty from former Montenegro international Dejan Damjanovic.
Perhaps…

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‘Weird feeling’ to watch Sydney FC win A-League double – Matt Jurman

Alex Wilkinson says the brotherhood felt between the Sydney FC players makes their Grand Final triumph even more special.
Matt Jurman watched the 2016 A-League Grand Final while on Asian Champions League duty in Guangzhou with Sydney FC. A year later he was back in the same Chinese city watching the same game, only this time his former club was in action.
The defender left the Sky Blues in January to join South Korea’s Suwon Bluewings, and when his old colleagues were taking on Melbourne Victory for the title he was preparing for Suwon’s must-win final group stage match at the home of Chinese Super League giants Guangzhou…

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