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Jordan slay Iran

AFP, Hong Kong
Two-time finalists Iran suffered a major setback to their hopes of making the 2006 World Cup finals on Wednesday while Japan,
South Korea and China recorded easy victories in the latest round of Asian qualifying.
Iran, who reached the the finals in 1978 and 1998, went down to a 10 defeat to Group One rivals Jordan in Tehran where Haytham Al-Shboul grabbed the winner seven minutes from time.
The win gave Jordan maximum points at the top of their group as the team, coached by veteran Egyptian Mahmoud El-Gouhary, clinched their third win over Iran in the last two years.
With Qatar also recording their first win, a 5-0 success over group whipping boys Laos, the pressure will be on Iran when they travel to
Amman for the return in September.
China went into their Group 4 match against Malaysia in Tianjin brimming with confidence.
A win over Hungary last week had left Dutch coach Arie Haan confident his side would breeze past the Malaysians.
The Chinese were forced to endure a nervous opening to the match however, and had to wait until just before half-time before veteran striker Hao Haidong lashed in the first goal on 42 minutes.
Manchester City's Sun Jihai fired home number two in the 66th minute before the impressive Li Xiaopeng made it 3-0 four minutes later with a well-timed headed goal.
Li then bagged a second from the penalty spot to complete the scoring for China, who top the group with three wins out of three while Kuwait stay second after a 3-0 home win against Hong Kong.
Meanwhile, in Group Five,
North Korea trampled on Thailand's hopes with an emphatic 4-1 win in Bangkok.
Kim Yong-Su scored twice but the United Arab Emirates stay top after a 3-0 win over Yemen in Al Ain.
Rashid Abdul Rahman and Mohammed Omar (2) were on the scoresheet for UAE in a match which was the last for caretaker coach Jean Francois Jodar, who now makes way for Dutchman Aad De Mos.
In a Group Eight encounter in Jakarta, Indonesia edged out Sri Lanka 1-0 thanks to a first-half strike by Elie Aiboy but overwhelming favourites Saudi Arabia, who have reached the last three finals, stayed on course for a return with a 3-0 defeat of Turkmenistan.
In Group Two, Iraq crushed Taipei 6-1 in Amman to go second but Uzbekistan lead the way after a 3-0 win over previous leaders Palestine while in Group Six, Bahrain are top following a 5-0 demolition of Kyrgystan.