Long-range screamers, acrobatic scissor kicks, stunning free-kicks and superb team moves, the 2019 AFC Champions League saw goals from all angles and distances that stunned and delighted lovers of Asian football across the Continent.

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The showpiece event took place at Urawa's Saitama Stadium in Saitama Prefecture on the outskirts of Tokyo. The-AFC.com was on the ground to get all the exclusive reaction from those involved.

Kuala Lumpur: Salem Al Dawsari has been named as the Toyota Player of the Week for the second leg of the 2019 AFC Champions League final after the winger scored the opener in Al Hilal’s 2-0 victory over Urawa Red Diamonds that secured the Continental title for the Saudi side.

It was a moment of sweet redemption for Al Dawsari, who had been sent off in the final two years ago against the same opponents. The Saudi Arabia international clipped home on 74 minutes from close range after smart inter-play from Salman Al Faraj and Sebastian Giovinco.

As well as his goal, Al Dawsari had four shots on target, created one chance for his teammates and made 25 successful passe to earn a 9.4 rating.

As he was in the first leg, Peruvian Andre Carrillo (below) comes next on the list after another impressive performance from the dynamic wide froward.

The 3-0 aggregate scoreline was no less than the Saudi Arabian giants deserved as the Riyadh side took the game to their J.League opponents both home and away to be crowned kings of the Continent.

Trailing 1-0 from the first leg in Riyadh, the J.League side needed to win to have any chance of lifting the AFC Champions League trophy for the second time in three years, but Al Hilal were on top for large spells of the game, missing a number of chances in the first 70 minutes.

When the visitors’ goal did eventually arrive it was no surprise, with Salem Al Dawsari tapping home in the 74th minute before the tournament’s top scorer Bafetimbi Gomis put the icing on the cake by adding a second in stoppage time as Al Hilal avenged their defeat in the 2017 final at the same venue.

Jang’s performance at the heart of the Saudi Arabian club’s defence kept Urawa Red Diamonds at bay before goals from Salem Al Dawsari and Bafetimbi Gomis ensured the club from Riyadh finally won the title.

Gomis scored 11 goals in Al Hilal's campaign, which saw the Saudi Arabia side win the AFC Champions League title after defeating Japan's Urawa Red Diamonds 3-0 on aggregate, with the former France international scoring Al Hilal's second goal in Sunday's 2-0 second leg win at the Saitama Stadium.

Gomis' goals and leadership played a pivotal role in Al Hilal's triumph, a first for the club after having fallen in the 2014 and 2017 finals.

Gomis was a mainstay in Al Hilal's campaign, featuring in all 14 matches the Saudi club played en route to winning the title.