HK defends men's rugby gold at Asian Games
Hong Kong's men's rugby sevens team have successfully defended their gold medal at the Asian Games, defeating South Korea 14-7 in the final on Tuesday.  A try from Cado Lee just before the end of the first half gave the SAR the lead, with Liam Doherty extending it to 14-0 early in the second.  South Korea's Chang Yongheung got one back during their team's power play, but that was all Hong Kong relinquished.  The SAR's Yiu Kam-shing, who said he's retiring after the games, said he was ecstatic he could go out on a high point. "I'm still enjoying the moment, I can't describe how I feel. It's so hard to describe," he told HOY TV. "The Hong Kong rugby team has taken another step. It's so hard to defend the title, and I think we can control the pressure, we have proven that we can." In the semi-final match earlier, the SAR team came from behind to defeat Japan 12-7. Hong Kong's men had also managed to make the final in the previous three tournaments, grabbing silver in 2010 and 2014.