Materazzi leads Italy to World Cup advancement in 2-0 win
Italy defeated the Czech Republic 2-0 in Hamburg to win Group E, with Marco Materazzi heading in a 26th minute opener after replacing Nesta and Filippo Inzaghi finishing on 87 minutes. The result ensures Italy advances to face Australia in Kaiserslautern, while Czech Republic exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Marco Materazzi
Alessandro Nesta
Italy
Materazzi
Czech Republic
Brazil
Juventus
AC Milan
Lazio
Fiorentina
Marcello Lippi
Filippo Inzaghi
Australia
Kaiserslautern
Lippi
Inzaghi
United States
Ghana
Pavel Nedved
Gianluigi Buffon
Nedved
Juve
Buffon
Alessandro del Piero
IHSA coaching clinic July 8 at Stephen Decatur School
IHSA coaching certification clinic set for July 8 in Decatur offering varsity and junior varsity credentials. One day course starts at 7 a.m with ASEP instructor Mel Roustio providing contact details for information. Meanwhile Carmi Bullets beat Steeleville behind Tyler Choate's two home runs and three RBIs as they prepare for a game at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Decatur School
Decatur
Mel Roustio
Roustio
ASEP
Carmi
Tyler Choate
Bullets
Steeleville
Adam Eggemeyer
Austin Peay State University
Clarksville
Tenn
US coach faults for World Cup exit amid lineup and tactics
U S coach Bruce Arena cites refereeing and seeding issues as factors in a 2 1 loss to Ghana that sent the United States home after a poor World Cup showing The team finished last in Group E with one point and an own goal plus a lone first half equalizer by Clint Dempsey marked their scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onyewa
Stephan Appiah
Ghana
Italy
Clint Dempsey
U.S
Eddie Lewis
DaMarcus Beasley
Eddie Johnson
Landon Donovan
Bruce
Donovan
Arena
United States Surrenders Lead, Falls to Ghana in World Cup Opener
United States, ranked No. 5, misfired after a first-half penalty decided by Markus Merk. Haminu Draman put Ghana ahead in the 22nd minute, Clint Dempsey equalized in the 43rd, but Stephen Appiah’s PK before halftime and late chances left the U S short in a 2 1 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croatia
Dario Srna
Craig Moore
Australia
United States
FIFA
U.S
Haminu Draman
Kasey Keller
Claudio Reyna
Clint Dempsey
DaMarcus Beasley
Bruce Arena
Oguchi Onyewu
Razak Pimpong
Germany
Markus Merk
Arena
Keller
Ghana
Stephen Appiah
Eddie Johnson
Brian McBride
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jan Polak
Radoslav Kovac
Francesco Totti
Polak
Japan
Dortmund
Ronaldo
Juninho
Gilberto
Stuttgart
Socceroos
Harry Kewell
SI Bullets
Evansville Razorbacks
Evansville
Holland
Kiekheffer
Sullivan
Arnold
McCabe
Clifft
Patton
Choate
Dennis
George
Bullock
W— McCabe
L— Kiekheffer
Eggemeyer
RBI
Peppenhorst
Nuremberg
Merk
Oguchi
McBride
Richard Kingson
USA
Habib Mohamed
Hickory Ridge
W. Glenn RD
Carbondale
Ie Aed
WLU
Nate
Sat
Sun