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  • Germans have World Cup fever-Klinsmann

    2006-06-21 11:16

    Germany coach Juergen Klinsmann said the crowd in Berlin's Olympiastadion had helped to drive his team to a 3-0 World Cup win over Ecuador on Tuesday.

  • Police brace for challenging security day

    2006-06-21 11:07

    Tens of thousands of England and Sweden supporters chanted and drank beer in this German city Tuesday, with little sign of any violence spoiling the party atmosphere before a World Cup match between the two countries

  • England play out exciting draw with Sweden

    2006-06-21 09:18

    England drew 2-2 with Sweden on Tuesday to earn a second round World Cup clash with Ecuador while the Swedes go through to face hosts Germany.

  • Klose double fires Germany to top spot

    2006-06-21 09:18

    Miroslav Klose struck twice to lead Germany to a 3-0 win over a half-hearted Ecuador on Tuesday, sealing first place in Group A for the World Cup hosts.

  • Cup fears for injured England striker Owen

    2006-06-21 09:29

    England striker Michael Owen will have a scan on a knee injury on Wednesday amid fears his World Cup could be over after less than two minutes of Tuesday's final Group B game against Sweden.

  • Angola striker readies himself to score goals

    2006-06-20 23:19

    Fabrice Akwa is getting ready to score some goals at this year's World Cup, and Wednesday's match against Iran may be his last chance.

  • Australian PM supports World Cup player in referee row

    2006-06-20 14:30

    Australian Prime Minister John Howard said on Tuesday that he wants to see forward Harry Kewell to play in the next game despite his insulting at a referee following the loss to Brazil at the ongoing World Cup in Germany.

  • Doctors probe heart attack risk for soccer fans

    2006-06-19 10:53

    World Cup soccer causes joy and despair and even ends marriages but now doctors are studying whether the thrill of it all can be literally heart stopping.

  • Asda faces World Cup strike risk

    2006-06-20 14:41

    Asda is threatening to use legal action to block a potential strike over pay rights that could disrupt the grocer's supplies during the World Cup.

  • Movie market scrambles for Cup viewers

    2006-06-20 14:17

    Box office sales are down and TV audiences depleted since the 2006 World Cup kicked off June 9, the Shenyang Daily reported on Monday.

  • Saudi coach blames rain for rout

    2006-06-20 10:23

    Saudi Arabia coach Marcos Paqueta said steady rain and a slippery pitch hurt his team the same way stifling heat had troubled Ukraine against Spain last week

  • Fans happy but low key after Ukraine victory

    2006-06-20 09:58

    Fans danced and waved blue and yellow national flags in the rain in Kiev on Monday as Ukraine made amends for a terrible World Cup start by demolishing Saudi Arabia 4-0 in their second Group H match

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