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Testing time for Uzbeks
HIROSHIMA. Oct 14: Tournament rookie Uzbekistan wiH need, to completely revamp their team
. before facing China in Sunday s final of the Asian Games soccer tournament — a gold medal game that marks the arrival of two new regional powers, reports AP.
Key midfielder Ilkhom Sharipov was Suspended after getting his second yellow card ’ of the tournament during ■Thursday night s amazing 1-0 semifinal victory over favoured South Korea.
Striker Igor Shkvyrin. the focus of most of Uzbekistan's attacks and the scorer of seven goals In the' tournament, is sidelined by a hamstring, injury.
Shkvyrin. ’ who plays in Israel for Maccabi Haifa.' was in great pain during the second half of the semifinal but played On because his team already had used their two substitutes.
Uzbekistan have won all six of the games they have played
in Hiroshima, scoring 19 goals in the process, but the victory ov*r the World Cup finalists from' Korea owed more to grit and determination than attacking skills.
The Koreans outshot Uzbekistan 27-4 in an incredibly one-sided contest, but were thwarted' by the acrobatics of 30-year-old veteran goalkeeper Yuri Sfieikin.
''Sheikin was fantastic:" said coach Rustam Akramov. "It is a pleasure to coach a player like him because he is so diligent. He always works hard In training and has played in six games for us in this tourna; ment and not made a mistake."
Akramov now has to lift his team for one last effort against ■the ultra-physical Chinese, who won their semifinal 2-0 against Kuwait.
The absence of Shkvyrin will be the biggest obstacle to overcome — along with fatigue.
"He is a key player because he holds the ball up in attack while his teammates move forward," Akramov said. "We’ve also played one more game in
this tournament than China afid that can be very significant in terms of tiredness.
"I've been very pleased with the way we've played here. This Is just the start for Uzbekistan football, but we'll certainly need to do some hard work before the final."
China will be without Gao Zhongzun. who is suspended, but otherwise will be at full strength and field a team similar to the one that beat Kuwait 2-0 in fhe semifinals with goals from striker 14 Bing and winger Peng Weiguo.
Peng's pace and ability to attack down either flank and Bing's power in the air loom as the major posers the Uzbekistanis will have to solve.
"We will be taking a thorough look at the video to work out the best way of playing against Uzbekistan." said Chinese coach Qi Wusheng.
"We'll certainly need to play better in defence than we did against Kuwait."
The final will be played Sunday afternoon, before the Games' closing ceremony.