Western Sydney Wanderers have become the first A-League side to win the Asian Champions League, but the win was dampened by dirty tactics with the Sydney side targeted by spitting, headbutting and lasers. After a scoreless game, Tony Popovic's Sydney side won 0-1 on aggregate in Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh in just their third year season of football. Bitter losers Al Hilal reacted badly to their loss at fulltime, instigating a raging fight. Enraged Al Hilal forward Nasser Al-Shamrani spat at Wanderers' player Matthew Spiranovic before lunging at him, provoking a brawl between the two sides before they were separated.
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Western Sydney Wanders have won the Asian Champions League
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The three-year-old side are the first A-League side to ever win ACL cup
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WSW claimed victory over Al Hilal 0-1 on aggregate after scoreless game
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Bitter losers Al Hilal reacted to their loss at fulltime, instigating a fight
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Al Hilal's Nasser Al-Shamrani spat at and headbutted Wanderers' Matthew Spiranovic
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'Dreams do come true,' said celebrated coach Tony Popovic
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Wanderers' goalkeeper Ante Covic has lasers shone in his eyes by crowd
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Explosive celebrations from supporters in Parramatta with flares ignited
Goalkeeper Ante Covic was the crowd favourite after stopping numerous @placeholder chances