Supporters welcome members of the Iraq national football team at Baghdad International Airport on on August 3, 2007 following their victory at the 2007 Asian Cup held jointly in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. Reuters
Iraq captain Younis Mahmoud kisses the trophy after their 1-0 win over Saudi Arabia in the 2007 Asian Cup final at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta on July 29, 2007. Reuters
Fans take to the streets in Najaf, 160 kilometres south of Baghdad, on July 29, 2007 following Iraq's victory over Saudi Arabia in the 2007 Asian Cup final. Reuters
Iraq captain Younis Mahmoud scores past Saudi Arabia goalkeeper Yasser Al Mosailem. Reuters
Iraq captain Younis Mahmoud celebrates after scoring what proved to be the winning goal in the 2007 Asian Cup final against Saudi Arabia. Reuters
Iraq's President Jalal Talabani, left, and Prime Minister Nuri Al Maliki hold the Asian Cup trophy after the team's return home on August 3, 2007. Reuters
Saudi Arabia players fail to clear the ball as Iraq's Younis Mahmoud scores in the final. Reuters
Iraq head coach Jorvan Vieira of Brazil remonstrates on the touchline during the 2007 Asian Cup final. Reuters
Saudi Arabia's Saud Khariri, centre, is shown a yellow card by match referee Mark Shield of Australia during the 2007 Asian Cup final against Iraq. Reuters
Iraqi-Americans celebrate in the street in bumper-to-bumper traffic in Dearborn, Michigan July 29, 2007, after Iraq defeated Saudi Arabia in the Asian Cup final. Reuters
Saudi Arabia's Yasser Al Qahtani, left, watches Iraq's Ali Hussein Rehema clear the ball. Reuters
Iraq's Karrar Jassim Mohammed, centre, is surrounded by Saudi Arabia defenders. Reuters