Ulsan Hyundai in Asian football

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Ulsan Hyundai FC is a South Korean professional football club based in Ulsan, South Korea, who currently play in the K-League. Ulsan Hyundai's first participation in Asian competition was during the 1996 season, when they competed in the Asian Cup Winners' Cup, their first match was against Mohammedan of Bangladesh.

Ulsan Hyundai FC haven't won the Asia Champions League not yet, Ulsan's best performance is semifinalist in 2006.^{[not verified in body]} Their most recent participation in the competition was in 2012.

Matches[]

Season	Competition	Date	Round	Opponent	Result	Scorer(s)
1996–97	Asian Cup Winners' Cup	1996-09-14	Second round	Mohammedan	5–0 (H)	Kim Sang-Hoon(2), Song Ju-Seok, (2)
		1996-09-28	Second round	Mohammedan	3–1 (A)	Unknown(3)
		1996-10-09	Quarterfinal	Bellmare Hiratsuka	0–1 (A)
		1996-10-23	Quarterfinal	Bellmare Hiratsuka	2–0 (H)	Kim Hyun-Seok,
		1996-11-24	Semifinal	Nagoya Grampus Eight	0–5
		1996-11-26	Third Place Match	Esteghlal	1–0
1997–98	Asian Club Championship	1997	First round	Persebaya Surabaya	2–1 (A)	Unknown(2)
		1997	First round	Persebaya Surabaya	4–1 (H)	Unknown(4)
		1997-11-15	Second round	Kashima Antlers	1–5 (H)	Song Ju-Seok
		1997-11-19	Second round	Kashima Antlers	1–1 (A)	Yoo Sang-Chul
2006	AFC Champions League	2006-03-08	Group Round	Tokyo Verdy 1969	2–0 (A)	Choi Sung-Kuk, Machado
		2006-05-03	Group Round	Tokyo Verdy 1969	1–0 (H)	Lee Chun-Soo
		2006-09-13	Quarterfinal	Al-Shabab	6–0 (H)	Lee Chun-Soo, Lee Sang-ho, Choi Sung-Kuk(2), Leandrão, Machado
		2006-09-20	Quarterfinal	Al-Shabab	1–0 (A)	Park Dong-Hyuk
		2006-09-27	Semifinal	Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors	3–2 (A)	Yoo Kyoung-Youl, Vinicius, Choi Sung-Kuk
		2006-10-18	Semifinal	Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors	1–4 (H)	Lee Chun-Soo
2009	AFC Champions League	2009-03-10	Group Round	Nagoya Grampus	1–3 (H)	Cho Jin-Soo
		2009-03-17	Group Round	Newcastle United Jets	0–2 (A)
		2009-04-07	Group Round	Beijing Guoan	1–0 (H)	Oh Jang-Eun
		2009-04-22	Group Round	Beijing Guoan	1–0 (A)	Oh Jang-Eun
		2009-05-06	Group Round	Nagoya Grampus	1–4 (A)	Kim Shin-Wook
		2009-05-20	Group Round	Newcastle United Jets	0–1 (H)
2012	AFC Champions League	2012-03-06	Group stage	Beijing Guoan	2–1 (H)	Kim Shin-Wook, Go Seul-Ki
		2012-03-20	Group stage	FC Tokyo	2–2 (A)	Kim Seung-Yong, Maranhão
		2012-04-04	Group stage	Brisbane Roar	1–1 (H)	Lee Jae-Seong
		2012-04-17	Group stage	Brisbane Roar	2–1 (A)	Estiven, Kwak Tae-Hwi
		2012-05-02	Group stage	Beijing Guoan	3–2 (A)	Kim Shin-Wook, Kim Seung-Yong, Maranhão
		2012-05-16	Group stage	FC Tokyo	1–0 (H)	Kang Min-Soo
		2012-05-30	Round of 16	Kashiwa Reysol	3–2 (H)	Kim Shin-Wook, Own goal, Lee Keun-Ho
		2012-09-19	Quarterfinal	Al-Hilal	1–0 (H)	Rafinha
		2012-10-02	Quarterfinal	Al-Hilal	4–0 (A)	Rafinha(2), Kim Shin-Wook, Lee Keun-Ho
		2012-10-24	Semifinal	Bunyodkor	3–1 (A)	Rafinha, Kim Shin-Wook, Lee Keun-Ho
		2012-10-31	Semifinal	Bunyodkor	2–0 (H)	Kim Shin-Wook, Lee Keun-Ho
		2012-11-10	Final	Al-Ahli	3–0	Kwak Tae-Hwi, Rafinha, Kim Seung-Yong
2012	FIFA Club World Cup	2012-12-09	Quarterfinal	Monterrey	1–3	Lee Keun-Ho
		2012-12-12	Fifth Place Match	Sanfrecce Hiroshima	2–3	Mizumoto(o.g.), Lee Yong

Record[]

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