Melbourne scored 4 goals in the first 10 minutes, then another one, way later, before HT, but they basically seemed uninterested to score more. At some point, on 3-0, Taiwenese players seemed eager to get back to playing after their goal, as if they were worried with goal difference, but, if I am not wrong, the only way to have a third-place team at 3 points in group B would have been if Kaya FC Iloilo had somehow managed to get a draw vs Melbourne, and in that case their goal difference would have anyway stayed at 0. Ok, in theory the Philippines' team could have even won, and in that case Taichung would have needed a better goal difference than Wuhan Jiangda, but was it really a believable option? Urawa looked always in control, despite the low score. They were the only team who took no goal in this group stage (goal difference +21). Who can beat them? Bam Kathoon scored at 90'+3'! What an achievement. (Although, in the case of a draw, they were anyway going to have a better goal-difference than both their rivals, so I suppose they were safe at 2nd place anyway). This group B looked like the weakest one. College of Asian Scholars finally managed to score a goal. So no "Compsognathus-prize" for them, although they're sure no T-Rex either. For a moment, it seemed that we weren't going to see the highlights of this game, since Melbourne's ones had been uploaded twice, then they finally surfaced. All teams at this group stage have scored at least one goal. Only Odisha didn't manage to get a single point and finished at 0. Does anyone know at which moment, between here and March, the draw will take place?