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Aussies reach new heights

AFP, Sydney
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Hosts Australia won the Asian Cup after beating South Korea 2-1 in extra time of an electrifying final on Saturday, substitute James Troisi smashing home a dramatic winner.
Troisi broke Korean hearts with the last kick in the first period of extra time after Son Heung-Min had snatched a dramatic injury-time equaliser at the end of normal time.
Australia's triumph gave the Socceroos a first title since defecting from Oceania nine years ago, while South Korea's anguish continued after failing to break a hoodoo in the tournament stretching back to 1960.
Australia, runners-up to Japan in 2011, had been on the brink of victory after a stunning strike from Massimo Luongo on the stroke of half-time, triggering wild celebrations from the waves of fans in green and gold in a crowd of76,000.
But South Korea's super-star Son produced a moment of sheer brilliance in injury time, bursting through to fire past goalkeeper Mathew Ryan after a clever flick from captain Ki Sung-Yueng.
The Socceroos, the Asian Cup's top scorers with 14 goals, were forced to work
hard for victory in a reversal of the group tie between the teams earlier in the tournament, which was dominated by Australia but won 1 -0 by the Koreans.
Son, Australia's tormentor in chief, almost broke the deadlock when he lashed a left-foot volley just over the bar as South Korea pushed hard for the opening goal.
But then Luongo, who has been a revelation for Australia in this tournament, wriggled free to blast a fierce long-range drive past goalkeeper Kim Jin-Hyeon against the run of play.