Ulsan defeated Shanghai, where 10 players played...Five Champions League defeats in a row

Ulsan, the K-League champion in professional football, continued its sluggish performance on the Asian stage.

Ulsan lost 1-3 to Shanghai Haigang in China, where 10 players played, allowing a hat trick to Vargas in the fifth Asian Champions League home game.

National striker Joo Min-kyu shook the net with a header in the 28th minute of the second half, reporting Ulsan's first score of the tournament in five games.

Ulsan has lost all five of its Champions League matches, ranking last among the 12 teams, and even if it wins all three of its remaining matches, it is unlikely that it will reach the round of 16.