A ramp to climb at home


Plenty to fight over: JDT’s Oscar Arribas (left) and Buriram United’s Dion Cools tussle for the ball during the first leg match of the Asian Champions League clash in Thailand on Tuesday. — Pic by JDT

KUALA LUMPUR: The battle to determine the best club in South-East Asia has been put on hold for another week after Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) were held to a goalless draw by Buriram United.

However JDT head coach Hector Bidoglio remained satisfied with his team’s performance against Buriram at Chang Arena, Buriram, on Tuesday in the last-16, first-leg match of the AFC Champions League Elite.

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