We're taking the Asian Cup back to Doha, says Qatar's Afif

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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Qatar's Ali Afif eschewed the usual pre-match conventions ahead of a quarter-final clash against South Korea on Thursday, boldly declaring his side would be taking the Asian Cup back to Doha to celebrate with their fans.

 

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