Group Bolasepak: Korean double-header for Qatar

North and South Korea, who will meet in the final round of 2010 World Cup qualifying, have both scheduled friendlies against Qatar. (AFP)

DOHA – AFC Asian Cup 2011 hosts Qatar will play both North and South Korea to prepare for their 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, with the QFA announcing a friendly with DPR Korea scheduled August 24.

Jorge Fossati’s side will be using the game to gear-up for their Group A opener with Uzbekistan on September 6, while DPR Korea are testing themselves against Gulf opposition ahead of their Group B curtain raiser against the UAE on the same day.

Qatar had been scheduled to play a friendly with Syria on August 23 but managerial issues with the West Asian nation forced them to withdraw from the fixture, according to the Qatar Football Association’s official website.

Meanwhile, the two-time Gulf champions will meet Korea Republic on November 14, five days before they host Japan in what will be the third round of Group A matches.

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