What a result!
Whether you love or hate them, as a neutral Australian football fan you can’t help but come away enthralled from what was an absorbing contest at AAMI Park.
A match that deserved more than the sub-par 9,701 turnout, thrilling to the very end and an excellent advertisement for the Asian Champions League.
Melbourne Victory have not progressed past the group stage in four attempts. Off to a winning start, can they finally crack the duck?
Here is how Twitter reacted:
Enjoy it, #MVFC members & fans! Giddy up! ? #MELvSHA #ACL2016 pic.twitter.com/Icp06Bn6v7
— Melbourne Victory (@gomvfc) February 24, 2016
Enjoy it, #MVFC members & fans! Giddy up! ? #MELvSHA #ACL2016 pic.twitter.com/Icp06Bn6v7
— Melbourne Victory (@gomvfc) February 24, 2016
Awesome to see and Aussie team beat Chinese money. #MELvSHA #Gritty
— Aussie Red (@Aus_Red) February 24, 2016
Yeah baby …Victory boys show true grit and stick it out. Vinnie #MELvSHA
— Four Diegos (@fourdiegos) February 24, 2016
Well @Richmond_FC haven’t been able to get the best out of him but @ShanghaiSIPG_FC have made him mad superstar! #Conca #MELvSHA
— Francis Leach (@SaintFrankly) February 24, 2016
Seriously if you don’t like the #ACL you need to have a stern word with yourself. This is outstanding #MELvSHA
— Eamonn (@eamonnwarner) February 24, 2016
Jai Ingham>Chicken nuggets. #MELvSHA #ACL2016 @gomvfc pic.twitter.com/AbsVtCvbk3
— Outside90 (@Outside90) February 24, 2016
Broxham? Barbarouses? Berisha? #MELvSHA https://t.co/H7ky8upLFF
— Paul W (@pwilkins10) February 24, 2016
The @gomvfc are now undefeated in their past 7 home games in the @TheAFCCL, equalling @AdelaideUnited‘s Australian record. #ACL2016 #MELvSHA
— Fox Sports Lab (@FoxSportsLab) February 24, 2016
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