Cannavaro, Guangzhou win in Asian Champions League

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Fabio Cannavaro earned his first victory in his second spell as coach of Chinese club Guangzhou Evergrande on Tuesday.

The 2006 World Cup-winning captain for Italy, who also coached the Chinese team in 2015, watched as his players overturned a 2-0 deficit to beat South Korea club Jeju United 5-3 in Group G of the Asian Champions League.

Former Brazil international Ricardo Goulart scored four of Guangzhou's goals, all in the second half.

Jin Sung-wook and Magno Cruz each scored in the first half to give the South Korean team the lead by the 30th minute. Alan Carvalho then pulled one back for Guangzhou, a two-time winner of the continental competition and a seven-time Chinese league champion.

Guangzhou leads Group G with five points. Thai club Buriram United is second with four points after beating Japanese team Cerezo Osaka 2-0.

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Group E

Jeonbuk Motors 6, Tianjin Quanjin 3

South Korean club Jeonbuk Motors won its third straight match in Group E, beating Tianjin Quanjin 6-3.

Zhang Cheng put Tianjin ahead early but two-time champion Jeonbuk got a hat trick from Kim Shin-wook and goals from Han Gyo-won, Ricardo Lopes and Choi Bo-kyung. Former Brazil forward Alexandre Pato scored a late goal for Tianjin.

Kashiwa Reysol 1, Kitchee 0

Junya Ito scored a second-half goal to give Japanese club Kashiwa Reysol a 1-0 win over Hong Kong team Kitchee.