Japan edge S. Korea in rugby final

DOHA, Qatar - Keio University wing Akihito Yamada (L) scores a last-minute try as Japan came from behind to edge two-time defending champions South Korea 27-26 to win their first Asian Games gold medal in the rugby sevens on Dec. 11.

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