MELBOURNE, Australia - Australian and South Korea will fight it out for top spot their group, while already-eliminated Kuwait and Oman will be playing for pride alone when Group A of the Asian Cup wraps up Saturday.Heres some things to watch:___AUSTRALIA vs. SOUTH KOREA (0900 GMT) — With their quarterfinals spots already secured, the Brisbane match will decide top spot in Group A.Australia trounced Oman 4-0 on Tuesday, while South Korea completed a less convincing 1-0 victory over Kuwait to advance.The winner of Group A will likely face either Saudi Arabia or Uzbekistan, while the second placed finisher looks set for a quarterfinal against China.I dont have any preference if it is China, Saudi Arabia or another team, South Korea coach Uli Stielike said. If you want to go far in this tournament you have to beat the number one or number two in the other group.Australia will hold a late training session Friday to give captain Mile Jedinak as long as possible to show his left ankle has recovered enough for him to play.South Korea is equally determined to field its best team in Brisbane, with Stielike hoping to include midfielders Son Heung-min and Koo Ja-cheol, and goalkeeper Kim Jin-hyeon, who sat out the Kuwait match with colds.Australia, which can top the group with a win or a draw, has not lost to South Korea in their five matches since 2011, winning two and drawing two, including a 1-1 draw in the group stage of the 2011 Asian Cup.Were pretty clear on what our approach has been and what it will continue to be, said Australia coach Ange Postecoglou said Friday. There is a game of football to be played and every time that happens were going to try and win it.Australia is hunting its first Asian Cup title from three tournaments since switching to the Asian confederation. The Socceroos were runners-up in 2011. Two-time Asian Cup winner South Korea, which last claimed the title in 1960, finished third in 2011.___OMAN vs, KUWAIT (0900 GMT) — Both Kuwait and Oman are eliminated from this years Asian Cup and only regional pride will be on the line in Newcastle.Kuwait will attempt to end its worst Asian Cup losing streak. The 1-0 defeat by South Korea means the 1980 champion has lost seven successive Asian Cup matches, scoring just two goals.Oman, which was eliminated with a 4-0 loss to Australia, has fared little better with just one win from its past eight Asian Cup matches.We need to become more professional on and off the pitch, Oman coach Paul Le Guen said. The players have to experience the life of a professional. If youre playing a match three days after facing the Korea Republic, you need to be prepared.Oman is undefeated against Kuwait in the past eight matches with four wins, including an emphatic 5-0 victory at last years Gulf Cup.The match versus Oman is very important and is not less important than the last two matches, Nabil Maaloul said after Kuwaits loss to South Korea. The three points are important and the preparation will be the same as the last two games. Shoes Outlet .J. - New York Giants cornerback Prince Amukamara left Monday nights game against the Indianapolis Colts with a torn biceps. Cheap Shoes . - Young and old. https://www.fakeshoeswholesale.com/ .1 Sam Stosur will meet Germanys second-ranked player Andrea Petkovic in the opening match of the Fed Cup World Group semifinal. Clearance Shoes . A question that was repeatedly posed last season, and the season before that and in the 2011 campaign before that. Cyber Monday Shoes . Tepesch, back from the minor leagues, earned his first major league victory in more than 10 months and the Rangers edged the Seattle Mariners 4-3 on Wednesday.Houston, TX (SportsNetwork.com) - Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson each put up 27 points and led a third-quarter barrage that propelled the Golden State Warriors to a convincing 131-106 victory over the Houston Rockets. Curry netted 15 of his points and Thompson had 11 during a third quarter in which the Warriors shot 63.6 percent and outscored the Rockets by a 38-21 margin en route to their third win over Houston this season. Golden State also received a big lift off the bench from David Lee, who amassed 18 points and eight rebounds in just 25 minutes to help the Warriors bounce back from Fridays 127-115 loss at Oklahoma City. Curry added 11 assists and Marreese Speights totaled 15 points for Golden State, which had won eight straight prior to Fridays setback. Dwight Howard compiled 23 points and 10 rebounds for Houston, but James Harden was held to 12 points on 4-of-15 shooting. The Warriors grabbed a 64-59 halftime lead by finishing the second quarter on a flourish, with a Curry 3-pointer and Thompsons reverse layup with 20.3 seconds on the clock highlighting a 9-0 period-ending run. That momentum carried over into the third quarter, during which Golden State began to pull away via a 7-0 surge that Thompson began with a triple and ended onn a transition layup which followed Currys successful runner.dddddddddddd. The flurry staked the Warriors to an 80-68 advantage near the midway mark of the period. The Warriors later ended the frame with 12 unanswered points, eight of which came from Lee, to enter the fourth owning a commanding 102-80 lead. Houston never got its deficit under 16 points in the final quarter, with Golden State building a differential as much as 31. 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