Germany USA clash avoids non aggression pact amid World Cup Group G
Ahead of the Recife showdown Germany and the United States deny any deal or conspiracy as a draw would advance both to the knockout stage. The two sides reference a notorious 1982 moment and FIFA moves to ensure simultaneous final group matches to prevent acuerdos.
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U S Faces Germany in World Cup Group Showdown
U S and Germany meet in Recife at Arena Pernambuco on Thursday at noon after both teams sit on four points. Jurgen Klinsmann leads the United States against a German camp emphasizing a win to finish top of Group G with strong praise for the U S side and persistent denial of any match fixing talk.
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Samaras sends Greece through with late World Cup win
Greece beat Ivory Coast 2-1 in Fortaleza on a stoppage time penalty by Giorgos Samaras after Ismael Tiote’s back pass led to a foul in the box. Andreas Samaris had given Greece the lead. Wilfried Bony equalized for Ivory Coast.
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Uruguays 1-0 win over Italy amid on-field ugliness
Uruguay edged Italy 1-0 to advance to the World Cup second round as Luis Suarez biting incident and multiple cards dominated a match marked by rough play. Diego Godin scored with a shoulder as Italy faced elimination and coach Cesare Prandelli resigned after the loss.
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Nadal era of upsets marks Wimbledon early rounds
Surprises hit Wimbledon as Nadal’s group flanks crumble and Williams survives to reach the fourth round. American teens Townsend and Duval push rivals. Federer dominates Lorenzi in straight sets as Hewitt returns strong. Karlovic falls to Dancevic while top women seeds Jankovic Kuznetsova and Cirstea bow out.
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Wozniacki Declines Internet Dating After Breakup
Caroline Wozniacki denies seeking online dating after splitting with Rory McIlroy. The Danish star, 23, says she is happy being single and will see what happens as she wins 6-3 6-0 over Shahar Peer at Wimbledon. She avoids confirming any new admirers amid dating rumors.
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