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Setback for Australia after Oman draw, while South Korea book their World Cup spot
Australia's hopes of automatic qualification for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar were rocked by a late Abdullah Fawaz penalty as Oman claimed a 2-2 draw with Graham Arnold's side in Muscat on Tuesday. Jamie Maclaren's 15th-minute penalty put Australia ahead but Fawaz levelled with a drive into the top corner in the 54th minute. Aaron Mooy restored Australia's lead 11 minutes from time when he shot past Faiyz Al Rashidi, only for Fawaz to score from the spot following Fran Karacic's foul on Muhsen Al Ghassani. Australia remain third in Group B of the Asian qualifiers but are now four points behind Saudi Arabia and three adrift of Japan, with games against the leading pair to come in the final two rounds of games in March.
South Korea seal World Cup spot with win over Syria
HONG KONG :South Korea booked their place at the World Cup in Qatar on Tuesday after Paulo Bento's side beat Syria 2-0 in Dubai to confirm their progress to a 10th consecutive finals.
Canadian Press projects 26 medals for Canada in Beijing
The Canadian Press predicts 26 medals for Canada's team at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, with a breakdown of eight gold, eight silver and 10 bronze.
Fosun's lack of spending could have huge implications for Wolves, Bruno Lage & Ruben Neves
Uneventful January transfer windows are becoming a theme at Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Speed skating-Boutin at peace after traumatic 2018 experience
BEIJING : Four years after her medal celebrations were spoiled by abuse, Canada's Kim Boutin is back on an Olympic rink at the Beijing Games, having put her Pyeongchang nightmare behind her.
Saudi Arabian-funded Asian Tour to host tournament in England
The Saudi Arabian-funded Asian Tour will stage its first event in England in June as it continues its expansion.
Matildas' Asian Cup exit is the moment of reckoning Australian football has been waiting for
Tony Gustavsson sits alone at the post-match press conference table in Pune. He's hunched, his chest caved in, his elbows resting heavily on the table in front of him.