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Portugal advances to World Cup knockout round over Mexico
Portugal powered into the second round in Gelsenkirchen with a 1 0 win on goals by Maniche and Simao Sabrosa as Mexico, missing a penalty, played 30 minutes with 10 men. Angola drew with Iran keeping Mexico's path open. Portugal will face the Netherlands in the next round while Mexico meets Argentina.
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Gelsenkirchen
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Angola
Iran
Netherlands
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Simao Sabrosa
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World Cup chaos as teams exit after group stage
Match reports describe Flavio scoring for Brazil against Iran and a 1-1 draw that left many teams eliminated. Mexico Sweden Argentina and others exit groups while the United States seeks a path to the knockout round as Italy Czech Republic and Ghana loom in later fixtures.
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Germenesaaiem
Gna Stesam
Australia
Japan
Brazil
Croatia
Raza
Austra
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Togo
France
Te Frange
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Switzerland
Argentina
Ty Arent
Frankfurt
Germany
U S Faces Ghana in World Cup Group Test
United States battles Ghana in a pivotal World Cup group finale after prior exits and close draws. Key players like Essien and goalkeeper Pope shape the match as Arena weighs lineup changes and defensive shifts.
Road to the second round in U S versus Ghana matchup
The United States must beat Ghana and rely on Italy versus the Czech Republic results to advance. If Italy beats the Czech Republic or ties 0 0 or 1 1 and the U S wins while outscoring the Czechs by at least three, the U S would move on.
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Ghana
U.S
Italy
Czech Republic
Wacky fashion at its finest during World Cup in Germany
Fans and players turn style into spectacle in Cologne and Dortmund as colors and costumes flood the World Cup. Mo-hawks dyed in national stripes, stove pipe hats, Elvis outfits, and cheeseheads clash with team gear. Beckham's trends loom, while fans aim to be unique and supportive amid bold, quirky looks.
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