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Dynamo Dresden sign Cameroonian international Wansi
German 2nd Bundesliga club Dynamo Dresden has completed the signing of Cameroonian striker Daniel Jules Oscar Wansi. The 22-year-old, a versatile player who can play in center attack or as a right winger, will complete visa formalities this week to join his new team in the upcoming clashes against Eintracht Frankfurt and FC Cologne. Wansi, Cameroon's ?Footballer of the Year 2001?, who last season played with Dubai's Al Nasr Sports Club, signed a one-year loan deal with East Germany's most popular club.
China loses final - Shao and Zheng in Asian All Star XI
China's dream of winning their first Asian Cup were dashed on Saturday by defending champions Japan, who won their third continental title with a 3-1 victory in Beijing. Defending champions Japan won their third Asian Cup title in four tournaments after beating hosts China 3-1 with Takashi Fukunishi, Koji Nakata and Keji Tamada getting on the score sheet while Li Ming was on target for the home side.
With the capacity crowd brewing up an atmosphere of hostility in the cauldron that is the Beijing Workers' ...
Shao voted "Man of the Match" as China reaches final
China beat Iran after a dramatic penalty shoot-out at Beijing Workers' Stadium to set up an intriguing Asian Cup final meeting with defending champions Japan.
The semi-final clash finished 1-1 after extra time, with China having played against a ten-man Iran for most of the match after Sattar Zare was red-carded three minutes into the second half.
China won the penalty shoot-out 4-3, with Yahya Golmohammadi's miss fatal to the Western Asian side.
Shao Jiayi, voted "Man of the Match" put China in front ...