( CNN ) -- Al Sadd coach Jorge Fossati praised his team for overcoming a `` big injustice '' to become the first Qatari football club to reach the Asian Champions League final . The former Uruguay coach saw his Doha-based team record a 2-1 aggregate victory over Suwon Bluewings after losing 1-0 to South Korea 's two-time Asian champions on Wednesday , despite having key players suspended following an ill-tempered first leg last week . `` Of course we are very , very happy , '' the 58-year-old told the Asian Football Confederation website . `` To overcome them was difficult . There were many problems and yet we won and that 's why I am happy . `` You know we had to play this game with big injustice . We did n't have some players because of non-football issues . In this situation , we tried to do our best with whatever resources we had . '' Five players and coaches were suspended for the match at the Sheik Jassim Bin Hamad Stadium , after a mass brawl broke out following Al Sadd 's controversial second goal in the 2-0 win in Suwon on October 19 . The fighting erupted after Senegal striker Mamadou Niang scored his and Al Sadd 's late second goal while Suwon 's players were tending to an injured teammate , presuming play had been halted . Former Marseille forward Niang was later sent off and missed the return leg along with Ivory Coast attacker Kader Keita and goalkeeping coach Suhail Saber Ali , while Suwon were missing Macedonian striker Stevica Ristic and coach Ko Jong-Su . But even without their star players , Al Sadd held on after Oh Jang-Eun had given Suwon a 1-0 lead with a sixth-minute volley , as Khalfan Ibrahim hit the Koreans ' crossbar with a vicious long-range shot before halftime . Earlier on Wednesday , South Korea 's Jeonbuk Motors advanced to the November 5 final courtesy of a 5-3 aggregate win over Saudi Arabia 's Al Ittihad . After a 3-2 away success last week , the 2006 Asian champions won 2-1 thanks to first-half goals from Brazil forward Eninho . Al Ittihad 's only response was a late consolation goal from former Bordeaux winger Wendel Geraldo , after both teams had been reduced to 10 men . Al Ittihad , the 2004 and 2005 champions , suffered an early blow when Naif Hazazi -- the scorer of both first-leg goals -- was sent off in the 11th minute for a headbutt , while Jeonbuk substitute Krunoslav Lovrek received a second yellow card late in the match . Jeonbuk coach Choi Kang-Hee was pleased his team would have home advantage at the Jeonju World Cup Stadium . `` We got what we wanted , '' said Choi , a former Suwon coach . `` We are at home for the final and that is an advantage for us . The lead we took from the first leg gave us some breathing space at home but we knew well that Al Ittihad are a very good team . `` We expected them to come at us strongly and we were ready for that . Eninho 's goals were a big help but we still had work to do and were able to get the result we needed . '' Jeonbuk will attempt to keep the Champions League title in South Korean hands for the third year in succession , after Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma 's victory in 2010 and the Pohang Steelers ' 2009 triumph .
Al Sadd the first Qatari football club to reach Asian Champions League final . Jorge Fossati 's team beat South Korea 's Suwon Bluewings 2-1 on aggregate . Comment: The final will be at Jeonbuk 's Jeonju World Cup Stadium on November 5 .