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Indonesia 0-1 Thailand

Thailand have clinched a slender 1-0 semi-final first leg victory at the Bung Karno Stadium in the AFF Suzuki Cup.
They grabbed the advantage in their AFF Suzuki Cup semi-final against Indonesia as an early strike by Teerasil Dangda gave the three-time champions a narrow victory in the first leg in Jakarta tonight.
The Thais created the majority of the chances but Teerasil's sixth-minute header proved their only reward for a solid away performance at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium.
Indonesia rarely threatened and were fortunate not to concede more as Thai skipper Datsakorn Thonglao hit the crossbar and goalkeeper Markus Harison made a fine save to deny Rangsan Vivatchaichok.
A capacity crowd was hoping to see Indonesia avenge losses to the Thais in the 2002 and 2004 Asean Championship finals but they were silenced early on when Teerasil played the ball to an unattended Teerathep Winothai and made his way into the box to meet the cross from the left flank, sending a looping header over Harison into the top right corner of the net.
The visitors thought they had a second six minutes later when Sutee Suksomkit's free-kick was headed in by an Indonesian defender only for the goal to be disallowed for offside.
Harison was called into action to punch away a Datsakorn free-kick and Indonesia were fortunate not to concede again in the 25th minute when Teerasil crossed to a completely unmarked Teerathep, who contrived to mis-kick from eight metres out.
Indonesia offered little threat on the Thai goal until the 26th minute when a shot by Firman Utina was deflected wide.
Three minutes later, Ismed Sofyan put the ball in the net but Vietnamese referee Vo Minh Tri had already blown for a foul by Bambang Pamungkas on goalkeeper Kittisak Rawangpa.
There were strong appeals for an Indonesian penalty for handball by Surat Sukha shortly afterwards but the referee was not interested.
As half-time approached, Suree Sukha made a burst down the right flank and chipped the ball past an advancing Harison. Fortunately for the Indonesians, Ismed Sofyan got back in time to cut off the ball before it could reach a Thai player.
The Thai defence continued to stifle the Indonesian attack in the second half and created the better chances on the counter-attack.
The home side had a fortunate escape when a free-kick from the right flank by Datsakorn struck the crossbar in the 52nd minute and Harison was in the right place to stop a rasping drive by the Thai captain in the 69th minute.
Datsakorn chipped just wide in the 84th minute and a minute later, Harison made a magnificent save to keep out a first-time volley by substitute Rangsan.
Indonesia's best chances of the half arrived as the game went into stoppage time as Thai defender Nataporn Phanrit sliced a cross by Arif Suyono over his own crossbar before Budi Sudarsono saw his close-range effort deflected wide by a defender.

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Gamba Osaka vs Man United Preview

Sir Alex Ferguson will look to the young and the old to power Man United in the Club World Cup clash with Gamba Osaka.
Ferguson is convinced Paul Scholes and Cristiano Ronaldo will be pivotal figures for United this term.
Ronaldo's status as Ballon D'Or winner means that is hardly a surprise, but Ferguson also claimed 34-year-old Scholes could have two more seasons as a top-flight force.
Scholes will start his first game since September at the Nissan Stadium and Ferguson feels there is plenty of life left in him yet.
"Paul brings an order to our game," said Ferguson. "His experience and his ability to control a match is a fundamental part of the way we play. His intelligence on a football field is terrific.
"Paul is not going to improve much now. We just hope, given the fact he has had some injuries over the last few years, that he can keep to a certain level and retain it for the next two years.
"I don't see any negatives or inferiority in his game and hopefully he can keep it going for a long time."
In a move that will delight United's legion of Japanese fans, who have kept up a constant presence outside the team hotel, Ferguson has confirmed Ronaldo will play tomorrow.
J.League outfit Gamba might not be so amused to see the world's top player at such close quarters given the massive influence Ronaldo could have on the Red Devils' quest to reach Sunday's final.
Ronaldo might be required to hit the net tomorrow as Dimitar Berbatov has already been ruled out by a virus, while doubts have been raised over Wayne Rooney's participation after he failed to take part in training either.
Even without two key forwards, United should have too much class and take their first step towards winning what they view as a major tournament, no matter what the cynics back home may think.
"Someone said we are just taking the money to play here," grumbled Ferguson. "It is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard in my life.
"We are here because we won the European Cup. It is not something you get out of.
"The criticism is unfortunate. The most important thing is that we can be world champions, which would be a fantastic mid-season boost for everyone."
Gamba manager Akira Nishino has admitted his team will not even be able to count on home-town support in Yokohama tomorrow.
As the J.League representatives in the seven-team competition, Gamba could expect the majority of fans to be wearing their traditional blue at the vast Nissan Stadium.
Yet their opposition are likely to command the largest backing.
United have remained popular in these parts even though David Beckham is long gone.
There has been a steady stream of fans outside their team hotel virtually non-stop since the Red Devils arrived on Monday teatime.
And Nishino knows not every Japanese fan in a sell-out crowd tomorrow will be cheering for a home win.
"I hope the fans remember we wear blue," he smiled.
"A lot of our supporters live outside Osaka too, so we both have something in common.
"Of course I know Manchester United will have a lot of people wanting to win but the support of the Japanese public would really make a difference."

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