AFC Champions League

AFC Champions League 

AFC Champions League (in English: AFC Champions League), Football Championship is an annual Asian AFC football since 1967 for the best football clubs in Asia, as it is considered the most important tournament of continental championships in football at club level in the world.

The tournament, before 2002, officially called the Asian Club Championship Champions League, usually referred to as the Asian Cup.

The tournament was initially knockout and he was playing the champions of each country only, and the tournament was in Tqlabat where many different Penckhat passed, expanding the tournament began in 2000, where he was the integration of the group stage of the shuttle and increase the number of teams. In 2002 turned out to be its new name and current (ACL) has been increasing the number of teams to become the tournament currently consists of 32 clubs, and in 2009 was to improve the tournament and change the system to qualify in a way (to achieve desirable standards) of the top 10 League, and also the title holder does not have a place in the next edition of the tournament, unless it offers high positions in the domestic league.

Won the title 20 different clubs 0.9 of them won the title more than once. The most club Pohang Steelers win the title, [1] where he won the championship three times, and the current title holder is Al Sadd, who fingernail second title in its history 22 years ago, after his victory over Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors of Korea 4-2 after Penalty Kicks over time and overtime 2-2 in the final of 2011