SOCCER/ Asian football strengthens in 2011
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
2011/12/31
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SEOUL -- Match-fixing, related suicides, corruption and other assorted controversies could not prevent 2011 from being overall a good year for Asian football, as the continent's prominence in the global game continued to grow.
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