Kyodo photo wins award

TOKYO, Japan - This photo, taken by a Kyodo News photographer in July 2011 during the Women's World Cup final game between Japan and the United States in Frankfurt, Germany, was selected as this year's best overseas sports news photo by the Tokyo Press Photographers Association, the association said Dec. 1, 2011.

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