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	Host Qatar beat Iraq 1-0 to win the gold medal of the men's soccer final, the last competition event at the Doha Asian Games on Friday.

	South Korea defeat China 3-1 to take the men's volleyball gold medal at the Doha Asian Games on Thursday, the penultimate day of the fortnight sports gala.

	Indian star Sania Mirza loses to Zheng Jie 6-4, 1-6, 6-1 in the Doha Asian Games women's singles tennis final yesterday.

Headlines

2006 Asian Games

-	Chinese Grab 165 Golds at Doha Games
-	S Korean Swimmer Park Named MVP
-	West Asian Teams Win Better Results, But Not Superiority
-	Curtain Rings Down on Doha Asian Games
-	Day 13: Chinese Women Hold Up More Than Half the Sky
-	Women's Basketball: China Crowned Asian Champions
-	Cycling: S. Korea Win Twice as China Make History
-	Iran Wins Men's Soccer Bronze
-	Japan Nip S. Korea to Win Bronze in Women's Basketball
-	Mirza-mania Shot Down by Rising Zheng
-	Basketball: China vs. Qatar in Asiad Final
-	South Korean Archers Sweep Asiad Team Titles
-	China Takes on S. Korea in Men's Volleyball Final
-	Asiad: Liu Xiang Triumphant, Chinese Continue Gold Digging
-	Qatar, Iraq to Compete in Men's Soccer Final
-	Athletes Chopped, Malaysia and S. Korea Simmer
-	Asiad: Liu Xiang Hurtles into Final, S. Korea Climbs to Second
-	S. Korea's Lee Ends China's Dominance
-	Trampoline Makes Its Debut
-	Top Seeds Cruise on at Tennis Courts
-	Asiad: S. Korea Rules, No Belly Flops for China
-	Doping Slams Weightlifters Out of Asiad
-	Day 8: China Reaches 100-gold Mark
-	China Wins Bronze Medal in Gymnastics Rhythmic Women's Team
-	Medal Table of 15th Asian Games After Saturday's Competitions
-	China Wins Team Synchronized Swimming at Asiad
-	Cyclist Guo Breaks Asiad Record to Win Women's 500m Time Trial
-	Day 7: China Won 5 Golds, Qatar Breaks Gold Drought
-	Wang Hongni Snatches First Asiad Women's Triathlon Gold
-	Zhang Wenxiu Breaks Women's Hammer Throw Asian Record

Useful Information: In 1948, Indian sports pioneer Guru Dutt had a dream of a sporting event held by Asians for Asians. Now, close to 60 years later, athletes gather in Doha from Dec.1-16 to compete in friendship, and bring that dream to life once again...

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