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#Maiden #T20I #fifer #Deepti #Sharma #India #manages #14run #win #South #Africa">Maiden T20I fifer for Deepti Sharma as India manages 14-run win over South Africa
Seasoned Deepti Sharma produced a stirring all-round effort, including her maiden fifer in the shortest format, to inspire India’s 14-run win over South Africa in the fourth women’s T20I here on Saturday.
South Africa had already taken an unassailable 3-0 lead coming into this match, and appeared all set to extend the run after restricting India to 185 for five.
But Deepti (5/19), who played a big role in taking India past the 180-run mark with a composed unbeaten 36, grabbed key wickets in the middle phase to impede SA’s run, and limit them to 171 for nine.
Deepti (36 not out, 26 balls) and Richa Ghosh (34 not out, 18 balls) added 65 runs for the sixth wicket to give India a competitive total to fight with.
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Deepti (36 not out, 26 balls) and Richa Ghosh (34 not out, 18 balls) added 65 runs for the sixth wicket to give India a competitive total to fight with.
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X/BCCI WOMEN
South Africa raised the challenge through Sune Luus (40) and Tazmine Brits (30), who added 54 runs for the second wicket. But once Deepti castled Luus, India were all over the home side like a bad rash.
Luus was seriously threatening to go big after skipper Laura Wolvaardt was earlier bowled by pacer Kranti Goud.
Apart from Luus, off-spinner Deepti also jettisoned Annerie Dercksen, big-hitting Kayla Reyneke, Tumi Sekhu and Ayabonga Khaka to break SA’s batting unit.
Earlier, India batters failed to build on their starts against a disciplined set of SA bowlers, posting a slightly below par 185 for five.
After being sent in to bat, India started off on a shaky note, losing Shafali Verma to Eliz Marx while Anushka Sharma, who came in for rested Smriti Mandhana, fell for 23.
India were 47 for two at the end of the Power Play segment, and needed to move on without losing further damage.
Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur (22) and Jemimah Rodrigues (43) did just that, adding 55 runs for the third wicket in little over six overs.
Rodrigues was impressive, in particular, while smashing spinner Nonkhu Mlaba for 24 runs in the 11th over through a sequence of runs which read 4, 2, 6, 6, 2, 4.
The two successive sixes straight over the bowler’s head were a treat to watch.
But just as India were gaining some momentum, Rodrigues, who was dropped on 18, failed to connect a sweep off off-spinner Reyneke, losing her stumps.
Harmanpreet too looked a million dollars while walloping a six off Marx and four off Chloe Tryon, but Reyneke found the Indian skipper’s outside edge, which was snaffled by Sinalo Jafta behind the wickets.
Deepti (36 not out, 26 balls) and Richa Ghosh (34 not out, 18 balls) added 65 runs for the sixth wicket but they could not always put their feet on the pedal and step on the gas.
But in the last five overs, the pair managed to score 56 runs to give their bowlers something to bowl to.
Published on Apr 26, 2026
Deepti (36 not out, 26 balls) and Richa Ghosh (34 not out, 18 balls) added 65 runs for the sixth wicket to give India a competitive total to fight with. | Photo Credit: X/BCCI WOMEN
Deepti (36 not out, 26 balls) and Richa Ghosh (34 not out, 18 balls) added 65 runs for the sixth wicket to give India a competitive total to fight with. | Photo Credit: X/BCCI WOMEN
Seasoned Deepti Sharma produced a stirring all-round effort, including her maiden fifer in the shortest format, to inspire India’s 14-run win over South Africa in the fourth women’s T20I here on Saturday.
South Africa had already taken an unassailable 3-0 lead coming into this match, and appeared all set to extend the run after restricting India to 185 for five.
But Deepti (5/19), who played a big role in taking India past the 180-run mark with a composed unbeaten 36, grabbed key wickets in the middle phase to impede SA’s run, and limit them to 171 for nine.
Deepti (36 not out, 26 balls) and Richa Ghosh (34 not out, 18 balls) added 65 runs for the sixth wicket to give India a competitive total to fight with. | Photo Credit: X/BCCI WOMEN
Deepti (36 not out, 26 balls) and Richa Ghosh (34 not out, 18 balls) added 65 runs for the sixth wicket to give India a competitive total to fight with. | Photo Credit: X/BCCI WOMEN
South Africa raised the challenge through Sune Luus (40) and Tazmine Brits (30), who added 54 runs for the second wicket. But once Deepti castled Luus, India were all over the home side like a bad rash.
Luus was seriously threatening to go big after skipper Laura Wolvaardt was earlier bowled by pacer Kranti Goud.
Apart from Luus, off-spinner Deepti also jettisoned Annerie Dercksen, big-hitting Kayla Reyneke, Tumi Sekhu and Ayabonga Khaka to break SA’s batting unit.
Earlier, India batters failed to build on their starts against a disciplined set of SA bowlers, posting a slightly below par 185 for five.
After being sent in to bat, India started off on a shaky note, losing Shafali Verma to Eliz Marx while Anushka Sharma, who came in for rested Smriti Mandhana, fell for 23.
India were 47 for two at the end of the Power Play segment, and needed to move on without losing further damage.
Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur (22) and Jemimah Rodrigues (43) did just that, adding 55 runs for the third wicket in little over six overs.
Rodrigues was impressive, in particular, while smashing spinner Nonkhu Mlaba for 24 runs in the 11th over through a sequence of runs which read 4, 2, 6, 6, 2, 4.
The two successive sixes straight over the bowler’s head were a treat to watch.
But just as India were gaining some momentum, Rodrigues, who was dropped on 18, failed to connect a sweep off off-spinner Reyneke, losing her stumps.
Harmanpreet too looked a million dollars while walloping a six off Marx and four off Chloe Tryon, but Reyneke found the Indian skipper’s outside edge, which was snaffled by Sinalo Jafta behind the wickets.
Deepti (36 not out, 26 balls) and Richa Ghosh (34 not out, 18 balls) added 65 runs for the sixth wicket but they could not always put their feet on the pedal and step on the gas.
But in the last five overs, the pair managed to score 56 runs to give their bowlers something to bowl to.
Published on Apr 26, 2026
Seasoned Deepti Sharma produced a stirring all-round effort, including her maiden fifer in the shortest…
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#Deadspin #Phillies #snap #10game #skid #extrainning #defeat #Braves">Deadspin | Phillies snap 10-game skid with extra-inning defeat of Braves
Apr 25, 2026; Atlanta, Georgia, USA; Philadelphia Phillies right fielder Adolis Garcia (53) runs to third on an RBI triple against the Atlanta Braves in the first inning at Truist Park. Mandatory Credit: Brett Davis-Imagn Images Bryce Harper’s bases-loaded single in the 10th inning drove in two runs and sparked the visiting Philadelphia Phillies to an 8-5 win over the Atlanta Braves on Saturday to end their 10-game losing streak.
After Tyler Kinley (3-1) started the inning with a walk and left-hander Jose Suarez walked the first batter he faced, Harper, who was 2-for-3 with four RBIs, lined a sinker into left to drive in automatic runner Garrett Stubbs and Trea Turner. Brandon Marsh followed with a two-run single to widen the lead and help the Phillies win their first game since April 13.
Brady Keller (1-0) retired all four batters he faced, and Kyle Backhus pitched the 10th, allowing one run on two hits.
Philadelphia right-hander Zack Wheeler made his first appearance since August 15 of last year after missing time due to undergoing surgery to treat thoracic outlet syndrome. He pitched five innings and allowed two runs on three hits and three walks, striking out six. He left after throwing 84 pitches.
Atlanta right-hander Bryce Elder pitched seven innings, matching his season high, and allowed three runs on six hits and one walk, striking out two.
The Phillies scored a run in the first inning when Harper walked with two outs and scored when Adolis Garcia lined a ball to left field that Mike Yastrzemski missed on a dive for an RBI triple.
Philadelphia scored another run in the fourth inning when Bryson Stott smacked a triple off the right-field brick wall to score Brandon Marsh.
Atlanta tied the score at 2-2 in the bottom of the fourth. Michael Harris II hit a bases-loaded sacrifice fly and Austin Riley followed with an RBI double, knocking in the 500th run of his career.
The Phillies regained the lead in the fifth. Rafael Marchan singled and came around to score on Harper’s infield single which snapped Philadelphia’s 0-for-18 drought with runners in scoring position against the Braves this season.
The Braves took their first lead in the sixth, scoring twice against reliever Tanner Banks on an RBI double from Ozzie Albies and a run-scoring single from Harris.
The Phillies evened the game 4-4 in the eighth against Dylan Lee. Kyle Schwarber tripled when center fielder Eli White slipped on the wet turf and allowed the ball to get past him. He scored on Harper’s sacrifice fly.
–Field Level Media
Apr 25, 2026; Atlanta, Georgia, USA; Philadelphia Phillies right fielder Adolis Garcia (53) runs to third on an RBI triple against the Atlanta Braves in the first inning at Truist Park. Mandatory Credit: Brett Davis-Imagn Images Bryce Harper’s bases-loaded single in the 10th inning drove in two runs and sparked the visiting Philadelphia Phillies to an 8-5 win over the Atlanta Braves on Saturday to end their 10-game losing streak.
After Tyler Kinley (3-1) started the inning with a walk and left-hander Jose Suarez walked the first batter he faced, Harper, who was 2-for-3 with four RBIs, lined a sinker into left to drive in automatic runner Garrett Stubbs and Trea Turner. Brandon Marsh followed with a two-run single to widen the lead and help the Phillies win their first game since April 13.
Brady Keller (1-0) retired all four batters he faced, and Kyle Backhus pitched the 10th, allowing one run on two hits.
Philadelphia right-hander Zack Wheeler made his first appearance since August 15 of last year after missing time due to undergoing surgery to treat thoracic outlet syndrome. He pitched five innings and allowed two runs on three hits and three walks, striking out six. He left after throwing 84 pitches.
Atlanta right-hander Bryce Elder pitched seven innings, matching his season high, and allowed three runs on six hits and one walk, striking out two.
The Phillies scored a run in the first inning when Harper walked with two outs and scored when Adolis Garcia lined a ball to left field that Mike Yastrzemski missed on a dive for an RBI triple.
Philadelphia scored another run in the fourth inning when Bryson Stott smacked a triple off the right-field brick wall to score Brandon Marsh.
Atlanta tied the score at 2-2 in the bottom of the fourth. Michael Harris II hit a bases-loaded sacrifice fly and Austin Riley followed with an RBI double, knocking in the 500th run of his career.
The Phillies regained the lead in the fifth. Rafael Marchan singled and came around to score on Harper’s infield single which snapped Philadelphia’s 0-for-18 drought with runners in scoring position against the Braves this season.
The Braves took their first lead in the sixth, scoring twice against reliever Tanner Banks on an RBI double from Ozzie Albies and a run-scoring single from Harris.
The Phillies evened the game 4-4 in the eighth against Dylan Lee. Kyle Schwarber tripled when center fielder Eli White slipped on the wet turf and allowed the ball to get past him. He scored on Harper’s sacrifice fly.
–Field Level Media
Apr 25, 2026; Atlanta, Georgia, USA; Philadelphia Phillies right fielder Adolis Garcia (53) runs to third on an RBI triple against the Atlanta Braves in the first inning at Truist Park. Mandatory Credit: Brett Davis-Imagn Images Bryce Harper’s bases-loaded single in the 10th inning drove in two runs and sparked the visiting Philadelphia Phillies to an 8-5 win over the Atlanta Braves on Saturday to end their 10-game losing streak.
After Tyler Kinley (3-1) started the inning with a walk and left-hander Jose Suarez walked the first batter he faced, Harper, who was 2-for-3 with four RBIs, lined a sinker into left to drive in automatic runner Garrett Stubbs and Trea Turner. Brandon Marsh followed with a two-run single to widen the lead and help the Phillies win their first game since April 13.
Brady Keller (1-0) retired all four batters he faced, and Kyle Backhus pitched the 10th, allowing one run on two hits.
Philadelphia right-hander Zack Wheeler made his first appearance since August 15 of last year after missing time due to undergoing surgery to treat thoracic outlet syndrome. He pitched five innings and allowed two runs on three hits and three walks, striking out six. He left after throwing 84 pitches.
Atlanta right-hander Bryce Elder pitched seven innings, matching his season high, and allowed three runs on six hits and one walk, striking out two.
The Phillies scored a run in the first inning when Harper walked with two outs and scored when Adolis Garcia lined a ball to left field that Mike Yastrzemski missed on a dive for an RBI triple.
Philadelphia scored another run in the fourth inning when Bryson Stott smacked a triple off the right-field brick wall to score Brandon Marsh.
Atlanta tied the score at 2-2 in the bottom of the fourth. Michael Harris II hit a bases-loaded sacrifice fly and Austin Riley followed with an RBI double, knocking in the 500th run of his career.
The Phillies regained the lead in the fifth. Rafael Marchan singled and came around to score on Harper’s infield single which snapped Philadelphia’s 0-for-18 drought with runners in scoring position against the Braves this season.
The Braves took their first lead in the sixth, scoring twice against reliever Tanner Banks on an RBI double from Ozzie Albies and a run-scoring single from Harris.
The Phillies evened the game 4-4 in the eighth against Dylan Lee. Kyle Schwarber tripled when center fielder Eli White slipped on the wet turf and allowed the ball to get past him. He scored on Harper’s sacrifice fly.
–Field Level Media
Apr 25, 2026; Atlanta, Georgia, USA; Philadelphia Phillies right fielder Adolis Garcia (53) runs to…
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#AlAhli #beats #Machida #Zelvia #extra #time #retain #AFC #Champions #League #Elite #title">Al-Ahli beats Machida Zelvia in extra time to retain AFC Champions League Elite title
Al-Ahli of Saudi Arabia successfully defended the AFC Champions League Elite crown after beating first-time finalist Machida Zelvia of Japan 1-0 on Saturday.
It took an extra-time goal from Saudi international striker Firas Al-Burikan to settle a bad-tempered final in front of 60,000 mainly Al-Ahli fans in Jeddah.
Al-Ahli played with 10 men for almost an hour but Machida was unable to make the advantage count.
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There were few scoring opportunities in the first half although Al-Ahli, owned by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, should have taken the lead when Brazilian winger Galeno broke free of the Machida defense only to see his low shot saved by goalkeeper Kosei Tani. Just before the break, Merih Demiral’s close-range effort was blocked on the line.
Al-Ahli was reduced to 10 men midway through the second half when Zakaria Hawsawi was sent off for headbutting Tete Yangi as the two came together in front of the referee.
The dismissal shifted the momentum. Machida forced Al-Ahli goalkeeper Edouard Mendy into several saves. Normal time ended with Al-Ahli substitute Mohammed Abdulrahman also shown a red card while on the sidelines.
The deadlock was broken in the sixth minute of extra time when former Barcelona and AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie laid the ball off for Al-Burikan to fire high into the net from close range.
Al-Ahli became the first team to win back-to-back Asian titles since city rival Al-Ittihad in 2005.
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The tetchy final reflected issues throughout the tournament.
All games from the quarterfinal stage onward were staged in Jeddah, and only 395 spectators attended Machida’s semifinal win over Shabab Al-Ahli of the United Arab Emirates.
The war in the Middle East postponed round-of-16 matches in West Asia from March to April and reduced them from two legs to one.
There were doubts over whether East Asia teams would travel to Saudi Arabia for the knockout rounds, but Machida, which has never won the J1 League, made club history.
LIST OF AFC ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE WINNERS
2025-26 Al-Ahli (Saudi Arabia)
2024-25 Al-Ahli (Saudi Arabia)
2023-24 Al-Ain (United Arab Emirates)
2022 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan)
2021 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
2020 Ulsan Hyundai (South Korea)
2019 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
2018 Kashima Antlers (Japan)
2017 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan)
2016 Jeonbuk Motors (South Korea)
2015 Guangzhou Evergrande (China)
2014 Western Sydney Wanderers (Australia)
2013 Guangzhou Evergrande (China)
2012 Ulsan Hyundai (South Korea)
2011 Al-Sadd (Qatar)
2010 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma (South Korea)
2009 Pohang Steelers (South Korea)
2008 Gamba Osaka (Japan)
2007 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan)
2006 Jeonbuk Motors (South Korea)
2005 Al-Ittihad (Saudi Arabia)
2004 Al-Ittihad (Saudi Arabia)
2002-03 Al-Ain (UAE)
2001-02 Suwon Bluewings (South Korea)
2000-01 Suwon Bluewings (South Korea)
1999-2000 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
1998-99 Jubilo Iwata (Japan)
1997-98 Pohang Steelers (South Korea)
1996-97 Pohang Steelers (South Korea)
1995 Ilhwa Chunma (South Korea)
1994-95 Thai Farmers Bank (Thailand)
1993-94 Thai Farmers Bank (Thailand)
1992-93 PAS Tehran (Iran)
1991 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
1990-91 Esteghlal (Iran)
1989-90 Liaoning FC (China)
1988-89 Al-Sadd (Qatar)
1987 Yomiuri FC (Japan)
1986 Furukawa Electric (Japan)
1985-86 Daewoo Royals (South Korea)
1972-1984 COMPETITION NOT HELD
1971 Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)
1970 Taj Tehran (Iran)
1969 Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)
1968 COMPETITION NOT HELD
1967 Hapoel Tel Aviv (Israel)
Published on Apr 26, 2026
LIST OF AFC ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE WINNERS
2025-26 Al-Ahli (Saudi Arabia)
2024-25 Al-Ahli (Saudi Arabia)
2023-24 Al-Ain (United Arab Emirates)
2022 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan)
2021 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
2020 Ulsan Hyundai (South Korea)
2019 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
2018 Kashima Antlers (Japan)
2017 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan)
2016 Jeonbuk Motors (South Korea)
2015 Guangzhou Evergrande (China)
2014 Western Sydney Wanderers (Australia)
2013 Guangzhou Evergrande (China)
2012 Ulsan Hyundai (South Korea)
2011 Al-Sadd (Qatar)
2010 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma (South Korea)
2009 Pohang Steelers (South Korea)
2008 Gamba Osaka (Japan)
2007 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan)
2006 Jeonbuk Motors (South Korea)
2005 Al-Ittihad (Saudi Arabia)
2004 Al-Ittihad (Saudi Arabia)
2002-03 Al-Ain (UAE)
2001-02 Suwon Bluewings (South Korea)
2000-01 Suwon Bluewings (South Korea)
1999-2000 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
1998-99 Jubilo Iwata (Japan)
1997-98 Pohang Steelers (South Korea)
1996-97 Pohang Steelers (South Korea)
1995 Ilhwa Chunma (South Korea)
1994-95 Thai Farmers Bank (Thailand)
1993-94 Thai Farmers Bank (Thailand)
1992-93 PAS Tehran (Iran)
1991 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
1990-91 Esteghlal (Iran)
1989-90 Liaoning FC (China)
1988-89 Al-Sadd (Qatar)
1987 Yomiuri FC (Japan)
1986 Furukawa Electric (Japan)
1985-86 Daewoo Royals (South Korea)
1972-1984 COMPETITION NOT HELD
1971 Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)
1970 Taj Tehran (Iran)
1969 Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)
1968 COMPETITION NOT HELD
1967 Hapoel Tel Aviv (Israel)
Al-Ahli of Saudi Arabia successfully defended the AFC Champions League Elite crown after beating first-time finalist Machida Zelvia of Japan 1-0 on Saturday.
It took an extra-time goal from Saudi international striker Firas Al-Burikan to settle a bad-tempered final in front of 60,000 mainly Al-Ahli fans in Jeddah.
Al-Ahli played with 10 men for almost an hour but Machida was unable to make the advantage count.
ALSO READ | ISL 2025-26: Mumbai City, Bengaluru play out goalless draw
There were few scoring opportunities in the first half although Al-Ahli, owned by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, should have taken the lead when Brazilian winger Galeno broke free of the Machida defense only to see his low shot saved by goalkeeper Kosei Tani. Just before the break, Merih Demiral’s close-range effort was blocked on the line.
Al-Ahli was reduced to 10 men midway through the second half when Zakaria Hawsawi was sent off for headbutting Tete Yangi as the two came together in front of the referee.
The dismissal shifted the momentum. Machida forced Al-Ahli goalkeeper Edouard Mendy into several saves. Normal time ended with Al-Ahli substitute Mohammed Abdulrahman also shown a red card while on the sidelines.
The deadlock was broken in the sixth minute of extra time when former Barcelona and AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie laid the ball off for Al-Burikan to fire high into the net from close range.
Al-Ahli became the first team to win back-to-back Asian titles since city rival Al-Ittihad in 2005.
ALSO READ | One down four to go, says Rice, as Arsenal reignites title charge
The tetchy final reflected issues throughout the tournament.
All games from the quarterfinal stage onward were staged in Jeddah, and only 395 spectators attended Machida’s semifinal win over Shabab Al-Ahli of the United Arab Emirates.
The war in the Middle East postponed round-of-16 matches in West Asia from March to April and reduced them from two legs to one.
There were doubts over whether East Asia teams would travel to Saudi Arabia for the knockout rounds, but Machida, which has never won the J1 League, made club history.
LIST OF AFC ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE WINNERS
2025-26 Al-Ahli (Saudi Arabia)
2024-25 Al-Ahli (Saudi Arabia)
2023-24 Al-Ain (United Arab Emirates)
2022 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan)
2021 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
2020 Ulsan Hyundai (South Korea)
2019 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
2018 Kashima Antlers (Japan)
2017 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan)
2016 Jeonbuk Motors (South Korea)
2015 Guangzhou Evergrande (China)
2014 Western Sydney Wanderers (Australia)
2013 Guangzhou Evergrande (China)
2012 Ulsan Hyundai (South Korea)
2011 Al-Sadd (Qatar)
2010 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma (South Korea)
2009 Pohang Steelers (South Korea)
2008 Gamba Osaka (Japan)
2007 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan)
2006 Jeonbuk Motors (South Korea)
2005 Al-Ittihad (Saudi Arabia)
2004 Al-Ittihad (Saudi Arabia)
2002-03 Al-Ain (UAE)
2001-02 Suwon Bluewings (South Korea)
2000-01 Suwon Bluewings (South Korea)
1999-2000 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
1998-99 Jubilo Iwata (Japan)
1997-98 Pohang Steelers (South Korea)
1996-97 Pohang Steelers (South Korea)
1995 Ilhwa Chunma (South Korea)
1994-95 Thai Farmers Bank (Thailand)
1993-94 Thai Farmers Bank (Thailand)
1992-93 PAS Tehran (Iran)
1991 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
1990-91 Esteghlal (Iran)
1989-90 Liaoning FC (China)
1988-89 Al-Sadd (Qatar)
1987 Yomiuri FC (Japan)
1986 Furukawa Electric (Japan)
1985-86 Daewoo Royals (South Korea)
1972-1984 COMPETITION NOT HELD
1971 Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)
1970 Taj Tehran (Iran)
1969 Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)
1968 COMPETITION NOT HELD
1967 Hapoel Tel Aviv (Israel)
Published on Apr 26, 2026
Al-Ahli of Saudi Arabia successfully defended the AFC Champions League Elite crown after beating first-time…
