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Sydney FC battled back to draw with Western Sydney Wanderers while Melbourne City made it three wins from three in the A-League.

Seoul and Shandong Luneng edged through to the AFC Champions League quarter-finals in dramatic fashion, as El Jaish and Al Ain joined them.

There was little to separate the sides on a tense day of AFC Champions League last-16 action.

Australia's A-League is among one of the first football competitions in the world to trial the new Video Assistant Referees technology.

A-League leaders Brisbane Roar hammered Melbourne Victory 5-0, while there were convincing wins for Wellington Phoenix and Perth Glory.

Brisbane Roar snatched a late winner over Sydney FC to go top of the A-League, while Perth Glory won 2-1 away to Newcastle Jets.

A double in Seoul's win over Shandong Luneng saw Adriano take his tally for the AFC Champions League campaign to nine.

A 4-0 win moved Adelaide United to the top of the A-League, while Melbourne City star Bruno Fornaroli made it 20 goals for this season.

A draw against Adelaide saw Western Sydney Wanderers return to the top of the table, while Central Coast Mariners held Sydney FC.

Besart Berisha A Bruce Djite double was enough to send Adelaide United back to the top of the A-League, while Melbourne Victory sealed a top-six place.