BG Pathum United’s Teerasil Dangda, second from left, celebrates with teammates Jaroensak Wonggorn, second from right, and Diogo, left, after scoring a goal during the round-of-16 AFC Champions League football match between Thailand’s BG Pathum United and Hong Kong’s Kitchee at Urawa Komaba Stadium in Saitama on Friday. (Photo: AFP)
Thailand’s BG Pathum United ended Kitchee’s fairytale Asian Champions League run with a 4-0 win over the Hong Kong side in the round of 16 on Friday.
Kitchee became the first team from Hong Kong to reach the knockout round of Asia’s top club competition after a last-gasp equaliser in their final group game in May sealed their place.
But BG Pathum proved too strong in the round of 16, with Worachit…
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