Old man Agassi rolls into fourth round in Paris
Andre Agassi, 32, defeats 20 year old Tommy Robredo 6-2 6-4 6-2 at Roland Garros to reach the French Open fourth round. Agassi’s veteran performance contrasted with Robredo's effort as the match wore on.
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French Open stars march through heat as Capriati advances
In Paris the day’s action saw top seeds push forward in near 80 degree heat with Capriati defeating Dominikovic 6 3 6 1 and set to meet Schnyder while Safin Ferrero and Williams siblings also won. Agassi beat Robredo in straight sets as Graf watched.
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Arena Keeps blunt Edge as U S Soccer Eyes World Cup
Bruce Arena, the U S coach in Seoul, binds humor and candor as he shapes a team with no deep domestic culture. He avoids lineup talk, cites a strong U S record, and prompts players with his sharp New York style amid looming World Cup presence.
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Arena shaping U S World Cup program and philosophy
US coach Bruce Arena frames the World Cup pathway with plans for broader development and domestic systems. He emphasizes reality about soccer culture, patience for progress, and the need for farm systems to foster players like Landon Donovan and DaMarcus Beasley while balancing disparate schedules and travel demands.
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Germany routs Saudi Arabia in Asia World Cup opener
Germany trounced Saudi Arabia 8-0 in Yokohama, led by Miroslav Klose with a hat trick. Coach Voeller praised the team’s effort while warning against underestimating opponents as Germany tops Group E. Cameroon and Ireland drew 1-1, Denmark beat Uruguay 2-1, placing Senegal and Denmark atop their groups.
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