Germany Beats Poland as Neuville Salutes Delayed Victory
Germany secure Group A lead after a 1 0 win over Poland with Neuville scoring late after a key break. Poland’s Sobo lewski sent off at 75 minutes for a second yellow a bold late push undone by the woodwork and keeper Boruc. Spain rout Ukraine 4 0 to sharpen title ambitions as Villa and Torres find the mark. Saudi Arabia and Tunisia draw 2 2 in all Arab clash highlighted by Jaidi’s injury time header.
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Radoslaw Sobolewski
Germany
Miroslav Klose
Boruc
Michael Ballack
Odonkov
Neuville
Convey Sees Role Confusion in U S World Cup Loss
U S midfielder Bobby Convey describes a stark lack of defined roles after a 2006 World Cup opener loss to the Czech Republic. He notes four years of preparation but says players did not execute coordinated plans. Arena signals changes ahead as Italy match looms. Convey cites 2002 team clarity as a contrast and predicts a fired up response.
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Germany
Bobby Convey
United States
Czech Republic
U.S
Italy
Ramstein
Hambburg
Kaiserslauter
Landon Donovan
Brian McBride
Midfeld
Johnson
Halftme
John O’brien
Donovan
Arena
DaMarcus Beasley
Beasley
Pablo Mastroeni
Convey
Poland
Pa Umsu
Mickelson Seeks Third Straight Major At Open
Phil Mickelson heads to the Open at Winged Foot aiming for a third consecutive major title. He starts at 7:55 am alongside Tim Clark and Thomas Bjorn as U.S. crowds add pressure to the veteran who has captured two majors in a row but insists he is focused on winning one event at this course.
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Mickelson
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I T
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Tim Clark
Thomas Bjorn
Gregg Park rallies past Midland Valley in tense qualifier
Gregg Park rallied at William C. Lott Field as Josh Beverly and Bradley Scott sparked a late five inning surge. Coach Don Watkins praised his 13 players while Midland Valley coach Raymond Bailey lauded his team’s bats. Beverly, Scott, Connor Howell and Austin Fields went 2-for-3 for Gregg Park. Kat Richardson and Brandon Chriswell led Midland Valley with 3-for-3.
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Don Watkins
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Bradley Scott
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Watkins
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Scotts
Connor Howell
Austin Fields
Kat Richardson
Brandon Chriswell
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