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Japan's Keisuke Honda keeps the ball against Australia during the Asian final qualifying round for the 2014 World Cup. Japan drew 1-1 to qualify for next summer's tournament

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Keisuke Honda scores last minute penalty against Australia to secure point and qualification for tournament in Brazil

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Martin Jol confirms major changes will take place at Fulham over the summer

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The Fulham captain could prove to be an astute bit of business either now or in the summer for clubs seeking defensive reinforcements and Cottagers fans will be alarmed that one of their star men has not been signed up as yet, particularly after the summer exits of Mousa Dembele and Clint Dempsey.
Duff joined from Newcastle two years ago

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ndre Villas-Boas congratulates Jermain Defoe on his second goa
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Fulham don't show as Jelavic puts double away for Everton

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