Kawasaki Frontale came from behind to take a slender lead into next week's Asian Champions League quarterfinal second leg after beating Nagoya Grampus 2-1 in Wednesday's opening encounter.
Josh Kennedy put Grampus ahead with a header in the 28th minute, giving his side a precious away goal with Frontale hosting the game at Tokyo's National Stadium.
But a piece of crafty opportunism from Kengo Nakamura brought Kawasaki level on the hour mark, three minutes before Juninho completed the turnaround by pouncing on a rebound from a Hiroyuki Taniguchi header.
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