| Park expecting challenging times in Saudi Arabia (AP via Yahoo! Malaysia News) |
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Asian World Cup qualifiers will have a Middle-Eastern flavor on Wednesday and Manchester United star Park Ji-sung knows that means a difficult challenge for his South Korea team.
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| Golf Scoreboard (Winston-Salem Journal) |
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Golf Scoreboard
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| South Korea dominate Saudis in win (The Electric New Paper) |
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IT IS early days, but South Korea are starting to stamp their pedigree on the road to the 2010 World Cup. South Korea beat Saudi Arabia 2-0 in their World Cup qualifier in Riyadh yesterday, with two goals in the last 15 minutes ensuring the 2002 semi-finalists moved atop Group B of the Asian Zone.
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| S. Korea into first in World Cup qualifying group (Sports Illustrated) |
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MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) -- Mark Bresciano scored in the fourth minute of injury-time Wednesday to give Australia a 1-0 win over Bahrain in an Asian World Cup qualifier.
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| San Marino game, but Czech Republic prevails, 3-0 (International Herald Tribune) |
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The Czech Republic won, 3-0, in San Marino to put its stuttering World Cup qualifying campaign back on track on Wednesday.
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| Favourites strengthen their grip (FIFA) |
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There was little in the way of surprises in Asia as Australia, Japan and Korea Republic defeated Bahrain, Qatar and Saudi Arabia respectively.
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| South Korea beats Saudi Arabia in World Cup qualifier (GMA News) |
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - South Korea moved to the top of Asia Group 2 Wednesday with a 2-0 win over Saudi Arabia in their World Cup qualifying match.
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| Koreans receive timely boost (FIFA) |
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With interim skipper Park Ji-Sung leading the way and Lee Woon-Jae back in the fold, there is renewed optimism in the Korea Republic camp.
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| Qatar look to continue happy run (Aljazeera) |
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The Asian World Cup qualifiers on Wednesday all take place in the Middle East, with Qatar and Japan fighting out a crucial battle in Doha – while hoping injury-hit Australia slip up in Bahrain.
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| Park praises youthful Reds (Manchester United) |
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Ji-sung Park was impressed by the display of United's youngsters in the 1-0 Carling Cup win over Queens Park Rangers on Tuesday night.
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