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  Kawasaki Frontale vs Melbourne Vict...
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  Kawasaki Frontale v Melbourne Victo...
  Kawasaki Frontale v Melbourne Victory ACL 23-03-2010 Kawasaki crushes Victory theworldgame.sbs.com.au Melbourne Victory crashed spectacularly out of the AFC Champions League after a thumping 4-0 defeat to Kawasaki Frontale on Tuesday night. The Japanese side slaughtered weary Victory which was playing only 72 hours after its gut-wrenching A-League grand final defeat on penalties to Sydney FC. It is Victory's third defeat in three Group E matches, leaving it bottom of the group and no chance of qualifying for the second stage. It spent 90 minutes chasing shadows as the fast, mobile and technically excellent J-League side left the Australian team looking ponderous and cumbersome. It could have been much worse for Melbourne, which trailed 3-0 after 22 minutes but got some respite when Kawasaki was reduced to 10 men just prior to half time when North Korean striker Jong Tae-se was sent off. Jong's angry reaction to Victory midfielder Grant Brebner attempting to pull him up off the ground as he lay injured earned him his marching orders and probably saved Victory from a far more embarrassing fate. Melbourne, which rested skipper Kevin Muscat and goalkeeper Mitch Langerak and was without injured striker Archie Thompson, was down 2-0 after 10 minutes at Todoroki Stadium. Jong netted the first after just two minutes to signal a long night ahead for Melbourne before midfielder Masaru Kurotsu headed home a free-kick eight minutes later. It was effectively all over for Victory in <b>...</b>
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