Andre Villas-Boas's Shanghai SIPG beat Seoul 4-2 in the group stage of the Asian Champions League to put the mega-rich Chinese club joint top of Group F.
One of their pre-season signings was Hulk, who has scored seven goals for his new club so far in all competitions.
His latest was a cracker, levelling Shanghai's tie with the South Korean side to make it 1-1 in the first half through a thunderous strike from outside of the box.
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His goal triggered a rush as Shanghai bagged two more before half-time.
Former Arsenal and Watford striker Park Chu-young pulled a goal back for the visitors, but it was ex-Chelsea midfielder Oscar who sealed victory with Shanghai's fourth in the 74th minute.
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