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Uzbekistan, China in final
HIROSHIMA. Oct 13: Midfielder Azamat Abdurai-mov scored a 65th-minute goal Thursday night to lift Uzbekistan to a remarkable 1-0 victory over South Korea and a place in the final of the Asian Games soccer tournament, reports AP.
Abduraimov scored from 35 metres after the Koreans had completely dominated the game but been thwarted by the acrobatics of goalkeeper Yuri Sheikin. who made more than a dozen dramatic diving saves.
Uzbekistan, who reached the final in their first Asian Games appearance, will play China lr Sunday afternoon's fi-H^China scored a goal in each half to beat Kuwait 2-0. Striker Li Bing scored in the 15th minute and winger Peng Weiguo in the 83rd
Uzbekistan's players all rushed to congratulate Sheikin after his heroics. Several of his stops were made from pointblank range as the two-time champions Koreans controlled the midfiefds.
He Soek-ju crashed a shot against the crossbar in the 50th minute and several other attacks ended with the ball flying narrowly wide.
That the Uzbekistan defence held out was a combina tion of Sheikin's- bravery and amazing good fortune. ,
Star striker Hwang. Sun-hong, scorer of 11 goalsin the tournament, came close to scoring several times, while Choi Dae-slk. Ha and captain Lee Young-jin also came desperately close In a game that
was almost totally one-way traffic.
While Shefkin was the match-winner for the former Soviet republic. South Korean goalkeeper Cha Sang Kwang had only two direct shots to save, but misread Abduraimoy's game-clincher and let the ball roll under his body.
The South Korean players prostrated themselves on the ground in disbelief when the final whistle blew.
Peng used his pace, down the right wing to set up the opening goal for China against the young Kuwait team. He clipped a cross into the path of the powerful and mobile U. who headed home from inside the penalty area.
The second goal came when Peng turned cleverly on the edge of the penalty area and drilled the ball low into the net.
China had only U’s goal to show for their complete dominance of the first half.
Peng and Hu Zhijun repeatedly stretched the Kuwait defence and target man Li was a constant menace in the air, but the Kuwaitis managed to hold out.
Jiang Feng shot inches wide in the 12th minute and goalkeeper Husain Al Mekaimi stopped a header from LI six minutes later.
China also came close twice late in the half, first when Yousif Al Dakhi deflected a shot from Peng over the crossbar and then when Li took a return pass from Peng but miscued his shot with the goal at his mercy.
Kuwait's only real first-half chance came in the seventh minute, but Chinese custodian Xu Tao spread his body to block a shot from All Al Hadiyah.
The Kuwaitis were far more effective in the second half, however, when the Chinese pulled men back and were ap-
patently content to soak up pressure.
Xu Tao made a diving one-handed save to Rlock a shot from Al Hadiyah in the 66th minute and Fan Zhiyis sliding tackle stopped a goalbound shot, also from Al Hadiyah. three minutes later.
The Chinese were restricted to the occasional counterattack, but got their insurance goal seven minutes from the end and advanced to their first Asian Games soccer final.