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Qatar won the Asian Cup for the first time in its history after beating Japan 3-1 in the final. Al-Moez Ali (12), Abdul Aziz Hatem (27), Akram Afif (83), Qatar Tacoma Menamino (69). Qatar scored a rare mark, winning seven games, 19 goals and conceding an orphan.
He scored Qatar team Cup of Asia for the first time after winning the Japan 3-1 final on Friday in Abu Dhabi. Al-Moez Ali scored 12 goals, including one with Ali Daei (1996), Abdul Aziz Hatem (27), Akram Afif (83) and Qatar's Takamiy Minamino (69).
Qatar has played the final in a political and social social media rift since June 2017 with neighbors from the Gulf of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, accused of supporting extremist organizations.
Qatar scored a rare mark, winning seven games against Lebanon, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, South Korea and the United Arab Emirates, scoring 19 goals and conceding a first match in the final, leaving Australia in 2015 at home home.
"We can not say words, we have an excellent team, we scored two goals in the first half and we had to defend ourselves in the second," said coach Felix Sanchez.
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From the first opportunity, Afif pbaded the ball to Al Moez Ali, who prepared it for himself in the box and fired a nice back stunt in the far left corner of goalkeeper Shoichi Gonda.
While Japan was trying to absorb the shock, midfielder Abdul Aziz Hatem received the ball from outside the box and propelled it into a superb spiral in the upper right corner of the older player. 27 years old.
The match was a very important turning point for Qatar when Boalam Khokhi came up and broke his head to hit Yoshida's head. He fell to the ground and could not finish the match, replaced by Salem Al-Hajri. AndBbadam Al-Rawi replaced his post in Boualem, while Al-Hajri was on the right side of the three-point defense.
After deep penetrating the region, Yuya Osako and Takumi Minaminu defeated the Qatari goal for the first time in tournament 69, rediscovering the hopes of his team and igniting the Japanese crowd, which occupied more than half of the stands.
The Qataris escaped the Japanese claw and escaped from the leader, Yoshida. Uzbek referee Ravshan Irmatov used video badistance and scored a penalty from Akram Afif, scoring his first goal of the tournament and his third for his team.
This is the first time that Japan loses the final after a crowning victory in 1992, 2000, 2004 and 2011, while the best result of Qatar was the quarter-finals in 2000 and 2011.
France 24 / AFP
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