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  • Aragones says Spain paid price for inexperience

    2006-06-28 10:54

    Spain coach Luis Aragones pointed to inexperience in top level international competition as the key to his young side's downfall against former world champions France.

  • France evoke memories of past glories

    2006-06-28 10:54

    France rolled back the years and recalled their greatest achievements on a magical night when they beat Spain 3-1 to reach the last eight of the World Cup on Tuesday.

  • Ref made crucial mistake on free kick, says Puyol

    2006-06-28 10:51

    Spain defender Carles Puyol said the free kick that led to France's second goal in their 3-1 World Cup win on Tuesday should have been given the other way.

  • Tandem referees not likely for now, says FIFA

    2006-06-28 07:47

    Soccer's governing body is not ready to put a second referee on the pitch during this World Cup.

  • Ronaldo, Brazil top Ghana 3-0 to advance

    2006-06-28 07:39

    Ronaldo broke free early, flashed past Ghana's flailing goalkeeper and poked the ball into the net.

  • France extends Spain's World Cup agony

    2006-06-28 07:32

    French fans had not celebrated with such abandon in a World Cup stadium since 1998. Then again, Zinedine Zidane had not played a game like this one in eight years. They're not ready to throw his retirement party just yet.

  • Controversy continues at World Cup, Italy advances

    2006-06-27 09:16

    Controversial calls are permeating the World Cup. On Monday, Italy was the beneficiary. Ukraine also advances after drama in penalty kicks with Switzerland.

  • Goals sparse as Italy, Ukraine advance

    2006-06-27 09:11

    It took Italy over 1-1/2 hours to score from the penalty spot against Australia while Ukraine played for more than two hours before winning a shootout against Switzerland in a dreadfully dull game as they booked quarter-final places.

  • Referees becoming the story of Cup

    2006-06-27 07:45

    Their ranks include a tax inspector, a tire salesman, even an airline pilot. Then they step on the soccer field, and become referees.

  • Italy advances on late Totti penalty kick

    2006-06-27 07:35

    The Socceroos were tough on Italy. The referee was tougher on Australia. Another questionable call in this World Cup showed Italy the way to the quarterfinal Monday, giving the Italians a penalty kick that Francesco Totti converted for the 1-0 win as time expired.

  • Ukraine advances to soccer quarterfinals

    2006-06-27 07:31

    The idea is to put the ball in the net, not just keep it out. Ukraine figured that out a lot quicker than Switzerland in the shootout Monday night.

  • Blatter says ref could have yellow card himself

    2006-06-26 09:20

    FIFA President Sepp Blatter said the referee could have been yellow-carded himself after sending off four players and handing out bookings to eight others in Portugal's World Cup 1-0 win over the Netherlands.

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