Soccer-Gwangju focused on Al-Hilal's Saudi contingent in Champions League clash


JEDDAH (Reuters) -Al-Hilal's foreign players have made the Saudi team one of the favourites to lift the Asian Champions League Elite title but Gwangju coach Lee Jung-hyo has his sights set on the club's domestic contingent ahead of the quarter-finals on Friday.

The Riyadh-based outfit are aiming for a record-extending fifth continental title when the finals phase of this year's competition begin in Jeddah with attention largely focused on the expensively acquired talent within Jorge Jesus' side.

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