CORRECTION (:Caption-Asian Cup:) Japan vs UAE in Asian Cup

CORRECTION (:Caption-Asian Cup:) Japan vs UAE in Asian Cup

In the story headlined ''Japan vs UAE in Asian Cup,'' please note the following CORRECTION. At dateline, please read SYDNEY (not MELBOURNE, Australia as sent). At 4th line, please read ''Sydney'' (not ''Melbourne, Australia as sent). A corrected version will move momentarily. ==Kyodo

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