Colombian World Cup star Andres Escobar shot dead in Colombia
Colombia mourns as national captain Andres Escobar, 27, is killed after a World Cup match loss to the United States. Police say three attackers harassed him then opened fire in Medellin, prompting nationwide shock and security measures. FIFA and officials condemn the act.
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Voeller Klinsmann lift Germany past Belgium in World Cup
Rudi Voeller scored twice and Juergen Klinsmann added a goal as Germany defeated Belgium 3 2 to reach the World Cup quarterfinals. Vogts reshaped the lineup after early rounds, relying on the two forwards who steered Germany to the 1990 title.
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US players eye Europe after World Cup boost
Stanford report notes US stars like Reyna Lalas and Sorber eye overseas moves after the World Cup ends. Harkes Ramos Wynalda and Meola have prior European success, with clubs in England Spain and Germany showing interest. MLS launch discussed as a potential alternative with high salaries but uncertain funding.
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Spain shuts out Switzerland to reach World Cup quarterfinals
In Washington, Andoni Zubizarreta starred as Spain defeated Switzerland 3-0 to advance to the World Cup quarterfinals. Fernando Hierro opened the scoring, Luis Enrique Martinez and Aitor Begiristain added late goals, while Zubizarreta denied all Swiss attempts. Switzerland, missing injured Alain Sutter, finished 1-2-1 and headed home.
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