Winning Wanderers still in Sydney's shadow, says Arnold


SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Western Sydney Wanderers are one step away from becoming the first Australian winners of the AFC Champions League but Sydney FC boss Graham Arnold is adamant the fledgling club remain firmly in their shadow.

The Wanderers face Saudi Arabia's Al Hilal in the two-legged final of the continental tournament later this month after knocking out holders Guangzhou Evergrande, last year's runners up FC Seoul and Japanese champions Sanfrecce Hiroshima en route.

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