Qatar's Sebastian Soria Gunning For Uzbekistan In Bid For World Cup Glory
 

  Sebastian Soria is ready to score the goals that will guarantee Qatar at least a play-off spot in their quest to reach a first ever World Cup.
  At the halfway stage in Group One, Qatar are in fourth with four points from four games – four points behind Japan in second.
  With the top two qualifying automatically for South Africa, Qatar are battling to hold on to third.
  That would mean two play-off encounters. Qatar travel to bottom team Uzbekistan on Saturday.
  "The situation is more complicated now," Soria, who was born in Uruguay before becoming a naturalised Qatari citizen, told Al Jazeera.
  "We only have one game in Qatar against Australia, and three tough away games, but we still have a chance.
  "But things have to change. Against Australia and Japan we didn't show anything. We have more quality than that. "I'm always positive, and as long as we have a chance we will continue to go for it to try and reach the World Cup.
  "It is a special game for me and it is a very important game for the team. We have to try and win this game. "If, God willing, I can score some goals too, it would be great."