Dangerman: JDT have to shackle Ulsan Hyundai’s playmaker Jun Amano (left), who is noted for his creativity, industry and also high strike rate. — AP
PETALING JAYA: Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) are ready to be pushed out of their comfort zone when they square off against K-League leaders Ulsan Hyundai in their second Group I match in the AFC Champions League today.
JDT coach Benjamin Mora admits a daunting task awaits them at the Sultan Ibrahim Stadium but he wants his charges to show why they deserve to take on a side of such calibre on Asia’s highest club stage.
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