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  • Scotsman places monster World Cup bet on England

    2006-06-21 11:31

    A hefty World Cup bet of 40,000 pounds on England to beat Sweden on Tuesday evening has been placed at odds of 11/8 with bookmakers William Hill -- by a Scotsman.

  • World Cup 2000th goal to come in next 2 days

    2006-06-21 11:22

    The 2006 FIFA World Cup will see the competition's 2000th goal, an event that is likely to happen in the next two days.

  • 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

  • Spain audience for Spain-Tunisia match tops 11.6 million

    2006-06-21 11:00

    The television audience for Spain's 3-1 World Cup soccer victory over Tunisia, on the two channels broadcasting the game, topped 11.6 million, making it the most watched game since 2002, media research firm Barlovento Communication said on Tuesday.

  • World Cup curtails crime in poor Pakistani district

    2006-06-21 10:39

    Javed Akhtar Baloch, a councillor in a poor, densely populated district of Pakistan's biggest city, is a a happy man these days.

  • World Cup knocks tourism

    2006-06-20 15:45

    The tourism industry is banking on an Ashes cricket invasion in summer to offset a slump due to the World Cup being held in Germany.

  • 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.

  • Costa Rica president happy with team's game, not early exit

    2006-06-20 14:33

    Costa Rica's President Oscar Arias said on Monday that he was happy with the game played by the national soccer team, but unhappy with its early exit from the World Cup.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Ronaldinho as anti-drug campaign comics

    2006-06-20 13:40

    Brazil's government started on Monday a National Anti-Drug campaign called "Say yes to Life". The goal is to educate and empower youth to reject illicit drugs.

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