Fifa 2006 World Cup

Zidenine Zidane Headbutt heard around the world

2006-07-18T18:06:00.000-07:00

Here is a funny email I got about the Zidane headbutt:

As seen by the Germans:

As seen by the French:

As seen by the Italians:

As seen by the Americans:

As reported by the press:

Regards,MK
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2006 World Cup Winner

2006-07-09T14:08:00.000-07:00

Italy Wins the World Cup!

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2006 World Cup Third Place Game Results

2006-07-08T22:20:00.000-07:00

Today Germany played Portugal to determine third place for the 2006 World Cup in Germany.

Germany would love to have a third place finish to show in front of their home crowd and they did not dissappoint.

Germany took the game with the first 3 goals, and only scored on by a late goal by Portugal.

The Goal scorer for Germany were Schweinsteiger who had 2 goals, and Petit from Portugal scored on his own goal giving Germany the other goal. M. Nuno Gomes scored for Portugal in the 88th minute.

The Game finished 3-1 with the Victory to Germany, and a Third place finish for the Germans in the 2006 World Cup.

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Michael Kralj
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2006 World Cup: Germany against Italy Game Summary Video

2006-07-06T19:39:00.000-07:00

Here is a Video Summary of the 2006 World Cup SemiFinal game between Germany and Italy:

Germany vs Italy Video

Enjoy the World Cup Video highlights.

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Michael Kralj
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2006 World Cup: France against Portugal Game Summary Video

2006-07-06T19:36:00.000-07:00

Here is a Video Summary of the 2006 World Cup SemiFinal game between Portugal and France:

France vs Portugal Video

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Zinedine Zidane takes France to the Finals!

2006-07-05T14:34:00.000-07:00

In today's 2006 World Cup Semi final match, France took the challenge to play Portugal.

Only one goal decided this game and it came via a penalty kick. Zinedine Zidane, the amazing player from France, got his chance to put France up 1-0 in the game with his Penalty.

Zinedine Zidane shoots! Zinedine Zidane scores! France leads 1-0!

Portugal could not come back with a goal, and this became the game decider.

France will now face Italy in the World Cup Finals! Portugal looses and earns the right to play Germany for third place.

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Michael Kralj
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Italy beats Germany in dramatic fashion!

2006-07-04T15:06:00.000-07:00

A very close match where Italy played a better first half, and Germany a better second half, but no one could find a goal.

The Azzurri came close in the opening minutes of extra time with a goal post and a crossbar making it seem like its not their night, but Germany could not deliver. Podolski had an excellent chance, but Buffon made the save.

The Italian time came to shine, when Fabio Grosso put one in the German net and gave Italy the lead. Germany desperately tried to tie and Italy put a second one in the goal, when Alessandro Del Piero scored.

The Italians now look to see who will win between France and Portugal.

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Italy and Germany play in the Semi Finals Today!

2006-07-04T11:48:00.000-07:00

Today's game starts shortly.

We'll see if the hosts can play the most and beat Italy or if Italy will prove themselves worthy of a World Cup Final!

We'll see in a few short hours.

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Michael Kralj
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Referees Poll and Ivanov not picked for next round

2006-06-28T18:33:00.000-07:00

Fifa has made its referee selections for the next round of play.

Two referees not selected were:
Graham Poll
Valentin Ivanov

Graham Poll made a error in his first round match between Croatia and Australia. A Croatian defender was issued 3 yellow cards, while clearly the rules state two yellow cards and the player is out of the game with an immediate red card.

Valentin Ivanov was likely not chosen due setting World Cup records as he issued 16 yellow cards and 4 red cards in the game between Portugal and Netherlands.

Some will remember Luis Medina awarding a debatable penalty kick in the Italy vs Australia game. He is scheduled to officiate the Brazil vs France QuarterFinal.

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Michael Kralj
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France breaks through with a victory over Spain

2006-06-27T15:10:00.000-07:00

David Villa scored the opening goal in this match for Spain on a penalty kick. A promising start for Spain, and not so promising for France. It happening in the 28th minute though meant lots of time to continue play and for France to come back.

France did exactly that with an answer of 3 goals themself. Franck Ribery, Patrick Vieira and Zinedine Zidane all scored for France to claim the 3-1 victory!

France takes on Brazil in the Quarterfinals!

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Brazil defeats Ghana as expected today

2006-06-27T15:06:00.000-07:00

Brazil took todays game over Ghana by scoring 3 goals. The goal scorers for the Brazilian side were Ronaldo, Adriano, and J Ze Roberto. A Gyan from Ghana received a red card in the 81st minute.

Brazil goes on to face the winner of the Spain vs France match, which turns out to be France. So a Brazil vs. France quarterfinal.

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Michael Kralj
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Ukraine beats Switzerland in Penalty Kicks

2006-06-26T15:33:00.000-07:00

In todays 2006 World Cup Round of 16 game between the Ukraine and Switzerland, it went all the way to Penalty Kicks to figure out a winner. No one was able to score in regular time.

Here is how the Shootout went:

0 - 0 Ukraine: A Shevchenko (miss)
0 - 0 Switzerland: M Streller (miss)
0 - 1 Ukraine: A Milevskiy (goal)
0 - 1 Switzerland: T Barnetta (miss)
0 - 2 Ukraine: S Rebrov (goal)
0 - 2 Switzerland: R Cabanas (miss)
0 - 3 Ukraine: O Gusev (goal)

Ukraine wins by scoring 3 goals in this World Cup Round of 16 match.

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Michael Kralj
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Francesco Totti saves Italy's Hopes in the World Cup

2006-06-26T13:08:00.000-07:00

Italy was a man short since the 51st minute, where Marco Materazzi was called off for a red card. The game from their was very stale mate like, where no teams had great opportunities.

In extra time, Neill was called for fouling Fabio Grosso. Only 12 seconds was left in injury time when the call was made. Francesco Totti then put the game winner in on the penatly shot.

Italy plays next against the winner of Switzerland and Ukraine.

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World Cup June 25: Results

2006-06-26T13:04:00.000-07:00

June 25 Round of 16 Results

England vs. Ecuador (1 - 0)
Scorer for England
David Beckham

Portugal vs. Netherlands (1 - 0)
Scorer for Portugal
Nuno Maniche

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Argentina Defeats Mexico in Round of 16

2006-06-24T15:17:00.000-07:00

Argentina moves to the next round with a victory over Mexico. Maxi Rodriguez gave Argentina the win with his goal eight minutes into extra time that beat Mexico goalie Oswaldo Sanchez.

H Crespo scored the other goal for Argentina, while R Marquez scored the game opening goal for Mexico, before Argentina came back with 2 of their own.

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Podolski takes Germany into the 2006 World Cup Quarter Finals!

2006-06-24T10:06:00.000-07:00

On two goals by Lukas Podolski, Germany is the first team to pull through the World Cup Round of 16 and make it into the Round of 16. Both goals came in the 4th and 12th minute of the game.

Germany played a well rounded game and should be a threat in the next round.

Teddy Lucic was ejected from the game in the 35th minute for receiving a red card.

Sweden had a chance to make it close and come back, but you could tell it wasnt their day when Henrik Larsson missed a penalty kick in the 53rd minute.

Germany goes on to face the winner of the Argentina vs Mexico game, later on today.

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World Cup Round of 16 Schedule

2006-06-24T06:36:00.000-07:00

World Cup Canadian TV Schedule:

Date	Match	Venue	Time (ET)	Result
June 24	Germany vs. Sweden [1]	Munich	10:30 am	(1-0)
June 24	Argentina vs. Mexico [3]	Leipzig	2:30 pm	(2-1)
June 25	England vs. Ecuador [2]	Stuttgart	10:30 am	(1-0)
June 25	Portugal vs. Netherlands [4]	Nuremberg	3 pm	(1-0)
June 26	Italy vs. Australia [5]	Kaiserslautern	10:30 am	(1-0)
June 26	Switzerland vs. Ukraine [7]	Cologne	2:30 pm	(0-0) (0-3 in penalty kicks)
June 27	Brazil vs. Ghana [6]	Dortmund	10:30 am	(3-0)
June 27	Spain vs. France [8]	Hanover	2:30 pm	(1-3)

Stayed tuned on this page to see the Results as they happen!

Regards,
MK
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World Cup Results: June 23rd

2006-06-24T06:34:00.000-07:00

Here is how the final 2006 World Cup matches finished on June 23rd:

Saudi Arabia vs. Spain (0 - 1)

Ukraine vs. Tunisia (1 - 0)

Togo vs. France (0 - 2)

Switzerland vs. South Korea (2 - 0)

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Brazil dominates against Japan and wins

2006-06-22T14:29:00.000-07:00

Brazil dominates against Japan and wins after letting the opening goal of the game to Japan.

Keiji Tamada scored in the 33rd minute, while Ronaldo tied it up in extra time. Other goal scorers were P Juninho, Gilberto and another by Ronaldo.

Brazil moves on to face Ghana in the next round.

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Heartbreak for Croatia, and Joy for the Socceroos

2006-06-22T14:22:00.000-07:00

Croatia needed the victory and Australia needed the tie or victory.

Croatian fans had much to cheer about as early as 2 minutes in, as a free kick by Dario Srna found its way to the back of the net. From there to the rest of the half, Australia showed what their made of and fought back against Croatia having many opportunities. On a penalty kick by an unlikey Penalty kick taker, Australia's Craig Moore tied the game up at 1.

During the second half, Nico Kovac put a weak goal past the Australian keeper who I'm sure wish he had another chance at that shot. Croatia was leading 2-1 and the Australian team kept playing hard.

Harry Kewell proved his worth for Australia as he tied the game up at 2. This is what Australia needed, and the game stayed that way with an exciting finish.

Three red cards were awarded in the game. Two to Croatian players Dario Simic and Josip Simunic. Brett Emerton received a red card for the Socceroos.

Australia moves forward to play Italy in the Round of 16.

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World Cup June 22: Ghana Advances!

2006-06-22T09:48:00.000-07:00

On Goals by H Dramani and S Appiah, Ghana gains victory over the USA to move on to the Round of 16, where it looks like they will play Brazil.

Lone goal scorer for the USA was C Dempsey.

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World Cup June 22: Italy beats the Czech Republic!

2006-06-22T09:44:00.000-07:00

In todays match, Italy wins with a 2-0 win over the Czech Republic, on goals by M Materazzi and F Inzaghi.

Italy moves to the Round of 16 to face the second place in Group F, which could be Croatia, Australia or even Japan.

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Results from the 2006 World Cup: June 21st

2006-06-22T07:23:00.000-07:00

Results from Late June 21st World Cup Games:

Ivory Coast vs. Serbia & Montenegro (3 - 2)
Scorers for Ivory Coast:
A Dindane (2 goals)
B Kalou

Scorers for Serbia & Montenegro:
N Zigic
S Ilic

Netherlands vs. Argentina (0 - 0)

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Michael Kralj
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World Cup Results: Early Games June 21st

2006-06-21T10:40:00.000-07:00

Results from Early June 21st World Cup Games:

Iran vs. Angola (1 - 1)
Scorers for Iran:
S Bakhtiarizadeh

Scorers for Angola:
A Flavio

Portugal vs. Mexico (2 - 1)
Scorers for Portugal:
N Maniche
S Simao

Scorers for Mexico:
F Fonseca

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World Cup Results: Late Games June 20th

2006-06-21T10:37:00.000-07:00

2006 World Cup Results:

Sweden vs. England (2 - 2)
Scorers for Sweden:
M Allback
H Larsson

Scorers for England:
J Cole
S Gerrard

Paraguay vs. Trinidad & Tobago (2 - 0)
Scorers for Paraguay:
B Sancho
N Cuevas

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World Cup Results: Early Games June 20th

2006-06-20T09:09:00.000-07:00

The results from June 20th in the first two matches were as follows:

Costa Rica vs. Poland (1 - 2)

Scorers for Costa Rica:
R Gomez Goal

Scorers for Poland:
B Bosacki (2 goals)

Ecuador vs. Germany (0 - 3)

Scorers for Germany:
M Klose (2 Goals)
L Podolski

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World Cup Results: June 19th

2006-06-19T14:09:00.000-07:00

Results from the 2006 World Cup: June 19th

Togo vs. Switzerland (0 - 2)

Saudi Arabia vs. Ukraine (0 - 4)

Spain vs. Tunisia (3-1)

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Results from the 2006 World Cup: June 18th

2006-06-19T14:04:00.000-07:00

World Cup Results: June 18th

Japan vs. Croatia (0 - 0)
Brazil vs. Australia (2 - 0)
France vs. South Korea (1 - 1)

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World Cup Results: June 17th

2006-06-19T13:59:00.000-07:00

Results from the 2006 World Cup: June 17th

Portugal vs. Iran (2 - 0)

Czech Republic vs. Ghana (0 - 2)

Italy vs. United States (1 - 1)

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Michael Kralj
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World Cup Results: June 16th

2006-06-19T13:54:00.000-07:00

Results from the 2006 World Cup: June 16th

Argentina vs. Serbia & Montenegro (6 - 0)

Netherlands vs. Ivory Coast (2 - 1)

Mexico vs. Angola (0 - 0)

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World Cup Results: June 15th

2006-06-15T15:34:00.000-07:00

Results from the 2006 World Cup: June 15th

Ecuador vs. Costa Rica (3 - 0)

England vs. Trinidad & Tobago (2 - 0)

Sweden vs. Paraguay (1 - 0)

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Heartbreak for Polish fans as Germany scores late

2006-06-14T13:55:00.000-07:00

Germany wins in dramatic fashion with a late late goal in the game in the 91st minute. In extra time a beautiful cross is sent over and a great run by Oliver Neuville to score the Dramatic game winner.

Germany wins 1-0 and the chances for Poland to continue are virtually eliminated.

The Polish played better in this game, than against Ecuador but could not score. After Radoslaw Sobolewski was sent off for his Second Yellow Card meaning he gets a Red card in the 75th minute, Germany really put the pressure on.

Artur Boruc was truly amazing keeping the Polish team in this World Cup Game. They finally did figure him out, and we see the 1-0 result in favor of Germany.

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Tunisia and Saudi Arabia Tie their game

2006-06-14T11:21:00.000-07:00

A late goal by R. Jaidi of Tunisia in the 90th minute made this 2006 World Cup game a draw.

Tunisia ties Saudi Arabia in a 2-2 Draw.

Scorers for Tunisia:
Z Jaziri
R. Jaidi

Scorers for Saudi Arabia:
Y Al Kahtani
S Al Jaber

Read more about the game here.

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Spain Defeats Ukraine in World Cup Opener for both Teams

2006-06-14T11:15:00.000-07:00

Temperatures topped 33 degrees during this World Cup game, which saw one man from Ukraine given the red card, forcing Ukraine to play almost the second half of the game one man short.

Spain finished with a 4-0 win on goals by X Alonso, D Villa (2 goals - one on a penalty kick) and the final goal by F Torres.

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Brazil wins opener against Croatia in a close match

2006-06-13T16:12:00.000-07:00

An anticipated game by many including myself, featured one of the best teams in the World Cup 2006 Brazil against Croatia, considered a dark-force underground.

The match was expected to be dominated by Brazil, but Croatia held themselves throughout most of the game having numerous exciting chances against Brazil. Brazil scored the lone goal when Kaka striked a really nice goal into the upper left corner of the net in the 44th minute.

No more goals were scored, as both teams had more chances with Croatia coming close to tying it.

I was cheering for Croatia, and am not dissapointed at all with their showing. They played a great match against Brazil who was expected to walk all over them, and it gives hopes to many of the Croatian fans that the next games should be good ones.

Read more here about the game.

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World Cup Results on June 13th

2006-06-13T16:08:00.000-07:00

The two early games on June 13th ended as follows:

South Korea vs Togo (2-1)

Togo Scorer(s): K. Mohamed
South Korea Scorer(s): C. Lee, J. Ahn

France vs Switzerland (0-0)
No Goals

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Italy Wins 2-0 in Opener

2006-06-12T14:05:00.000-07:00

Italy finished their first game with a victory. Two goals have assisted Italy in their first victory of the 2006 World Cup. So Italy defeats Ghana 2-0. It was a good showing however for Ghana in their opening match.

Scorers for Italy were Andrea Pirlo and Vincenzo Iaqunita.

More details about the game can be found here.

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Czech Republic dominates and beats the United States

2006-06-12T10:56:00.000-07:00

Czech Republic had their first game in the 2006 World Cup in Germany today. They dominated the United States and clearly proved their ranking in the World Cup. They are an offensive minded team and proved it scoring three goals in the game.

Jan Koller scores the first goal of the game, while Tomas Rosicky scored the next two goals for the Czech Republic. The 3-0 victory by Czech Republic today was clearly one of the more dominated matches so far in the 2006 World Cup.

More detailed summary of the game can be found here.

Next game is Italy versus Ghana today. Make sure to watch!

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Michael Kralj
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Australia comes back to Defeat Japan

2006-06-12T10:14:00.000-07:00

In today's first World Cup match of the day, Japan scored the first goal keeping a 1-0 lead into the second half. Australia kept having chances and leading in shots on goal. In the 84th minute, Tim Cahill scored to tie the game at 1.

Tim Cahill again scored in the 89th minute for a 2-1 advantage. His teammate John Aloisi added a third goal in the 90th minute.

Australia never scored a goal before in the World Cup, but today striked in three goals.

Australia takes this opener with the 3-1 victory over Japan.

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Michael Kralj
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2006 World Cup Results: June 11th

2006-06-12T10:07:00.000-07:00

The results for June 11th from the World Cup are:

Serbia & Montenegro vs. Netherlands (0-1)
Netherlands winning 1-0 on a goal by Forward Arjen Robben in the 18th minute.

Mexico vs. Iran (3-1)
Mexico wins this game 3-1 on two goals by O. Brava and a goal by A. Zinha, while Y. Golmohammadi had the lone goal for Iran.

Angola vs. Portugal (0-1)
Portugal wins 1-0 by Pedro Pauletta's goal in the 4th minute. No goals followed after.

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Argentina Squeaks out a win Over Ivory Coast

2006-06-12T10:02:00.000-07:00

Argentina scored twice in the first half in their 2006 World Cup opener. Hernan Crespo and Javier Saviola were the goal scorers for Argentina.

Didier Drogba scored for the Ivory Coast in the 82nd minute.

Argentina would hang on to win 2-1 even with the late goal from the Ivory Coast.

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Trinidad & Tobago tie Sweden in opening World Cup Game

2006-06-12T09:59:00.000-07:00

Trinidad & Tobago gave a shock to Sweden and the outcome was a 0 - 0 tie game.

Both teams come out of the game with 1 point each.

Read more about this game here.

England wins their Opener against Paraguay

2006-06-10T09:33:00.000-07:00

England went in with the favor to win this match, and they won it by an own goal. Beckham on a free kick shot the ball towards the net, only for it to go off the head off Carlos Gamarra redirecting it past the goaltender of Paraguay. This all happened in the first 3 minutes of the game.

After this, both teams played with no one scoring a goal. So England wins their Fifa World Cup opener but only because of an own goal. Beckham should be credited with the nice free kick.

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Poland loses to Ecuador in Opening Day Match

2006-06-10T09:24:00.000-07:00

As many polish fans were excited to see their team prove they are better than their showing in 2002 with their World Cup Opening Match, they watched them play Ecuador. Poland played a hard 20 minutes winning every loose ball.

At 24 minutes however C. Tenorio headed a goal into the Poland net. After this goal, Ecuador's confidence was boosted and they played a very good game, seemingly frustrating Poland. Poland never gave up, but a goal in the 80th minute by A. Delgado really put down the chances of victory.

Poland kept at and hit the goal post twice! Sometimes luck is just not on your side and that could of made the difference of a tie game.

Click here to watch a game summary video.

Poland goes to play Germany next, while Ecuador meets Costa Rica.

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World Cup Opening Day: Germany Defeats Costa Rica

2006-06-10T09:15:00.000-07:00

The opening match was Germany against Costa Rica. Germany is being played a favorite in the Fifa 2006 World Cup as they are the host nation. Germany prevailed with a 4-2 victory over Costa Rica.

Goal Scorers for Germany were:
P Lahm
M Klose
M Klose (2nd of the game)
T Frings

Goal Scorers for Costa Rica were:
P Wanchope
P Wanchope (2nd of the game)

Read more about the game here.

Click the following link to show a quick review of the game:
Germany vs Costa Rica Video

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Michael Kralj
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2006 Fifa World Cup Desktop Wallpapers

2006-06-10T09:12:00.000-07:00

2006 Fifa World Cup Desktop Wallpapers

You can find many 2006 Fifa World Cup Desktop Wallpapers to support your various teams. Here is a full number of the Soccer Wall Papers:

2006 Fifa World Cup Downloads

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Germany

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2006 Fifa World Cup Referees

2006-06-08T07:14:00.000-07:00

The 23 referees for the FIFA 2006 World Cup in Germany are:

Essam Abd El Fatah - Egypt
Carlos Amarilla - Paraguay
Benito Archundia - Mexico
Carlos Batres - Guatemala
Massimo Busacca - Switzerland
Coffi Codjia - Benin
Frank De Bleeckere - Belgium
Horacio Elizondo - Argentina
Valentin Ivanov - Russia
Toru Kamikawa - Japan
Jorge Larrionda - Uruguay
Shamsul Maidin - Singapore
Manuel Mejuto Gonzalez - Spain
Markus Merk - Germany
Lubos Michel - Slovakia
Graham Poll - England
Eric Poulat - France
Peter Prendergast - Jamaica
Oscar Ruiz - Colombia
Mark Shield - Australia
Carlos Simon - Brazil
Kyros Vassaras - Greece
Massimo de Santis - Italy (Currently Withdrawn from tournament)

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Michael Kralj
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2006 World Cup Match Ball

2006-06-07T18:32:00.000-07:00

2006 World Cup Match Ball

Here are some more pics from the Fifa Site of the Official World Cup Match Ball:

More pictures can be found here.

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2006 Fifa World Cup Posters

2006-06-05T12:16:00.000-07:00

World Cup Posters

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Italian referee taken out of 2006 World Cup

2006-05-31T15:43:00.000-07:00

Italian referee withdrawn from the 2006 World Cup

News came out a few weeks back about the Italian referee Massimo de Santis and assistant referees Alessandro Griselli and Marco Ivaldi. They have been taken off the official list of referees for the 2006 World Cup.

All three officials are being investigated in the match fixing scandal going on in Italy.

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World Cup 2006 Preview - England

2006-05-30T12:13:00.000-07:00

World Cup 2006 Preview - England by David Walker

Outright Odds: 13/2
Group B Winners: 8/13

We've seen it all before and do the tabloids genuinely believe this is "England's best chance of success"? What, again? Another year, another major tournament England are expected to win, yet they always bow out with a whimper. Why should this World Cup be any different? It's not 1966 any more, after all.

For all the media playing up England's chances, the bookmakers are far more conservative. The favourite stage of elimination odds-wise is the second round at 12/5, with quarter final elimination at 4/1 and the semi-finals at 9/2.

This is because England under Sven Goran Eriksson are just far too predictable. They may be able to qualify with ease through mediocre qualifying groups in which they are almost always top seeds, but the plain fact is they cannot perform on the big stage.

England will breeze through the group stage with comfortable victories over Paraguay and Trinidad & Tobago before an inevitable draw against Sweden in the final game. However, should they come up against Germany in the second round that may be the end of their World Cup adventure.

When it matters the most, England follow the same pattern time and time again. They always go a goal ahead but then lose their bottle and put everybody behind the ball for the remainder of the game in hope of clinging on to what they have got. Sometimes it works, such as against Argentina in the last World Cup, but more often it doesn't, namely the defeat to Brazil in the next round and later France and Portugal in Euro 2004.

England are the best in the world at flattering to deceive, well, apart from Spain. On paper they have perhaps the best squad they have ever had at the manager's disposal but for all the individual talent, the players often fail to gel effectively as a team. Arguably two of the best central midfielders in the world in Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard don't appear to be able to play together while there is also the timeless problem of the absence of a natural left-sided player to deal with.

England have been dealt a further blow with the news that Wayne Rooney may also miss the finals. The side could do with his genius play and sheer brute force and give the faithful supporters something to cheer about in what could now be a short stint in the Finals.

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Don't believe what you read in the papers and get swept up in patriotic bets. While this could be the best squad of players England have ever had they cannot be trusted with your betting money. You could try some handicap bets for the matches against Paraguay and Trindad & Tobago while a second round elimination bet could also be a wise, if not painful, investment.

England to be eliminated in the second round @ 12/5
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World Cup 2006 Preview - Argentina

2006-05-29T12:38:00.000-07:00

World Cup 2006 Preview - Argentina by David Walker

Outright Odds: 9/1
Group C Winners: 5/4

Following a dismal World Cup four years ago which saw first round elimination, Argentina will look to make a serious impact at this year's finals. Again, they enter as one of the favourites to win the tournament but there are still doubts as to whether they can compete with great rivals Brazil when it really matters.

Argentina were the first side to qualify from the pool of South American teams vying for a place in Germany, although a defeat to Uruguay in the final match saw them finish second on goal difference to Brazil. Argentina managed to beat Brazil 3-1 at home but lost by the same score earlier on in qualifying.

However, a single win against the Brazilians does not cover up the fact they were beaten in consecutive summers in the Copa America and were soundly thrashed 4-1 in last year's Confederations Cup. They are a side with plenty to prove if they are to emerge from the shadow of their more successful South America neighbours.

Manager Jose Pekerman, a former taxi-driver after his own playing career finished, has made plenty of changes following old boss Marcelo Bielsa's departure and has slowly introduced new faces to replace the dismal failures of 2002.

Argentina, while they do not possess a Ronaldo or Ronaldinho, have an extraordinary strength in depth to make most opposition sick with envy. In attack there is an abundance of talent with Hernan Crespo, Carlos Tevez, Luciano Figueroa, Javier Saviola and teen sensation Lionel Messi all fighting for a place.

Such is the abundance of available players in midfield, Pekerman can even afford to drop Juan Sebastian Veron without any serious ramifications. Juan Roman Riquelme, at his peak at 28 years old in Germany, looks set to take over Veron's mantle after a sensational qualifying campaign. Supported by Juan Pablo Sorin and veteran Javier Zanetti down the flanks, Argentina could be devastating in attack if they are in the mood.

However, that could be their downfall. Despite a rich selection of midfield and attacking talent, the side is still over-reliant on Riquelme who has a tendency to blow hot and cold. It can also be argued whether or not Pekerman has found an ideal starting line-up.

Pekerman has a magnificent record at developing young players and has enjoyed success with Argentina by winning World Youth Cups in 1995, 1997 and 2001. He has made progress with the senior side but can he take it one step further and win Argentina's first trophy in 12 years?

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Despite an obvious abundance of attacking talent and strength in depth, Argentina are like to fall short again when it really matters. They should improve on their last World Cup campaign and qualify from the group stage.

Holland vs Argentina draw @ 2/1
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David Walker runs a free World Cup bets website and has written extensive World Cup previews. A free 45-page World Cup guide is available from the website and features a "free World Cup football shirt for every reader" offer.

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World Cup 2006 Preview - Holland

2006-05-25T15:09:00.000-07:00

World Cup 2006 Preview - Holland by David Walker

Outright Odds: 12/1
Group C Winners: 13/8

New coach Marco van Basten has proven to be a revelation off the pitch as much as he was on it since taking over the Dutch national team. Plucked from an obscure youth coaching role at Ajax where he kept his head down and had low responsibilities when Dick Advocaat quit after Euro 2004, van Basten has made this new-look Dutch team his own.

Out with the old and in with the new seems to be van Basten's philosophy so while former well known favourites such as Clarence Seedorf and Patrick Kluivert have been given the chop, some of the best players the Dutch Eredivisie has to offer have come in to replace them.

Players such as AZ Alkmaar's Denny Landzaat, Feyenoord's Dirk Kuyt and Ajax's Ryan Babel may not be household names yet but have all won the backing of the manager. Ajax have a strong representation in the squad, with John Heitinga, Nigel de Jong, Hedwiges Maduro and Wesley Sneijder, all under the age of 23, vying for a place in the starting line-up.

The faith shown in locally-based players along with more recognisable faces such as evergreen trio Edwin van der Sar, Edgar Davids and Philip Cocu and the likes of Arjen Robben and Ruud van Nistelrooy has paid off.

The team are showing true team spirit and togetherness, unlike the inconsistent squads of the past and in qualifying notched up 32 points, the highest of any European side. Holland finished five points clear at the top of their group that also included bogey side Czech Republic and Romania, both of whom they beat twice. Surprisingly, the only country they didn't beat was Macedonia who they drew with twice.

Ruud van Nistelrooy was in scintillating form during qualifying with seven goals in 10 matches and now back in favour at Manchester United, could be a good investment for the top goalscorer market.

The Dutch are always one of the favourites for the tournament but never quite manage it. They have reached the final twice, the semi finals and quarter final stages but never have enough to win it outright.

The team entering this year have little World Cup experience and it would be a big ask of this team to go all the way in Germany.

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Holland offer better value to win Group C than Argentina but a lack of experience throughout the squad means they cannot be backed to win the tournament outright. Ruud van Nistelrooy could be a good each-way investment for the top goal scorer berth on his debut at the finals.

Holland to win Group C @ 13/8
E/W Ruud van Nistelrooy as top goalscorer @ 16/1
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David Walker runs a free World Cup bets website and written World Cup previews. A free 45-page World Cup guide is available from the website and features a "free World Cup football shirt" offer.

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World Cup Preview - Poland

2006-05-24T18:20:00.000-07:00

World Cup Preview - Poland by David Walker

Outright Odds: 125/1
Group A Winners: 4/1

Following a disastrous 2002 World Cup campaign in which coach Jerzy Engel talked up his side's prospects only for them to be beaten 2-0 by South Korea and hammered 4-0 by Portugal, Poland will be keen to recreate their former World Cup glories.

Under coach Pawel Janas, Poland made short work of their qualifying group, enjoying home and away victories against Austria, Azerbaijan, Northern Ireland and Wales. Two narrow 2-1 defeats to England prevented a clean sweep but eight wins out of 10 matches was more than enough to cement their place in the finals.

In qualifying they proved their ability to beat average teams convincingly and they will need to repeat this on the grand stage if they are to repeat their glorious campaigns of 1974 and 1982 in which they finished third. However, they also need to prove they have what it takes to beat the stronger sides as they did in 1974, when Argentina, Italy, Sweden and Yugoslavia were dispatched before beating Brazil to claim third place.

They certainly have the firepower to do so and Poland's main strength lies in attack. During qualifying they cracked in 27 goals, notably the 8-0 thrashing of Azerbaijan and scored at least once in all 10 of their qualifying matches. More importantly, they scored 10 more than group winners England managed for all their multi-million pound's worth of strikers and only three sides scored more goals than the Poles during the European qualifying campaign.

Elche striker Tomasz Frankowski, nicknamed "The Goals Hunter" and Celtic forward Maciej Zurawski fired in 14 goals between them during qualifying while Southampton's Grzegorz Rasiak is also in contention.

Poland are also a side that is not short of experience. The expected starting line-up has an average age of over 30 while Jacek Krzynowek, Jamil Kosowski and Radolsaw Kaluzny have all played in the German Bundesliga. Four years ago the team struggled to cope with the climate in Korea and Japan but will have no such issues this time when making the short trip over the border into Germany.

Their only real weakness is at the back where they have developed a habit of conceding soft goals which will not go unpunished when they face a team in clinical mood.

Recommended Bet:
Poland have received a favourable draw in which they should arguably beat both Ecuador and Costa Rica with the local "derby" fixture against Germany sandwiched in between. The dismal failure of four years ago means the Poles cannot be backed confidently to win Group A, although they are strong enough to qualify from it.

Poland to qualify from Group A @ 8/15
Poland to beat Costa Rica @ 4/5
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David Walker runs a popular free World Cup bets website. A free 45-page World Cup preview guide is available from the website and features a "free World Cup football shirt for every reader" offer.

Electronic Arts: 2006 FIFA World Cup

2006-05-23T18:36:00.000-07:00

Electronic Arts: 2006 FIFA World Cup

Electronic Arts has their 2006 version of FIFA World Cup out for you to play along with in this coming World Cup.

Play along match by match in your Gaming version to add even more excitement to the World Cup.

Regards,

Michael Kralj

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Adidas 2006 FIFA Official World Cup Game Ball

2006-05-18T18:52:00.000-07:00

Adidas 2006 FIFA Official World Cup Game Ball

The official Game Ball is on sale for you soccer fans wanting to be encompassed in the spirit of the 2006 Fifa World Cup in Germany.

Order it now and on the off days of cheering for your team, you can go and have your mini World Cup soccer tournaments in your own City!

Regards,
Michael Kralj
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Germany winning the 2006 World Cup?

2006-05-16T16:04:00.000-07:00

Germany winning the 2006 World Cup?

As the World Cup in Germany approaches, many will cheer their favorite team on and begin to tell others how their team will win.

Many observers are looking at Germany, the home team, having a great chance and being a big threat in this 2006 Fifa world cup. Germany usually fairs well in past world cup tournaments, and boast an outstanding record. Being on home soil with their loyal fans should help improve their chances, and they will definately look to rise to the occasion to prove their worth.

Will they be able to rise enough to overcome all the other teams? Only time will tell, and that time is only a few short weeks away.

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Michael Kralj
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World Cup Soccer: Football that unites the world

2006-05-04T17:02:00.000-07:00

World Cup Soccer: Football that unites the world. by Natalie Aranda

In every sporting event one can invariably find a player, a team, a nation, poised to become the next memorable story - a story that will survive the test of time and go down in history. The FIFA World Cup is unique, in that, every country can qualify. It is the only tournament that can unite the world with its common passion for the sport. It is a tournament where everyone celebrates, dances, and rejoices in the streets of their capitals, exulting in the spectacular feats of their players, their teams and their nation. But what makes the World Cup particularly extraordinary is the national pride that it inspires, especially for the first time qualifiers. Since the first tentative World Cup in Uruguay in 1930, World Cup history was not only about the winner or winning the title, but about the stories. World Cup history resonates with the back-stories that echo through time - of players, teams and nations that surprised the world by achieving the unexpected. From the poignant moments of the underdogs and the worlds Cinderella teams, to the birth of legends and the brilliance of the football giants - the World Cup brings joy to every nation. It is about the stories of players, teams and nations taking it to the highest levels; the stories about emotions and pride that unites the world.

At 2006 FIFA World Cup, we welcome the heavy favorites - from the European continent and all the way to the South American continent. For these giants, winning is everything. In their spirit is held the promise of thrilling showdowns, individual feats of brilliance and the majestic harmony in motion of a team united in its quest for the world's most coveted prize in football. Will the European contenders - Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, France, and England have the firepower to overcome the South American power forces from Brazil and Argentina, or will the world be dancing to the samba beat again this year?

What about the other European contenders, the lesser known South American teams, or the North American and Central American zone teams? Or better yet, the Australians? Let's not overlook the African continent! Will the trophy finally make its first trip south of the Mediterranean Sea? For that matter, even the Asian continent and their desire to bring Asian football to new international acclaim should be considered.

At the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, we hope to see these underdogs, long shots, and Cinderella teams. There is always something special about the underdogs for winning is not everything to them. Simply by qualifying to walk onto the world stage, they have realized their goals and sparked the hopes of their nation. Armed with this impossible hope, win or lose, they are there to defend their national pride, and valiantly defend it they will, sometimes to the very chagrin and amazement of disbelieving onlookers.

As football fans across all continents count down to the opening day of 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, BetUS Sportsbook has launched its 2006 World Cup betting portal for soccer betting enthusiasts around the world. What a day it shall be, June 9th 2006! What a month it shall be, until the truth will set us all free on July 9th 2006! The whole world will be looking to Germany from June to July, watching history in the making. There will be sorrow, there will be joy. There will be dreams crushed, there will be dreams made. There will be silence in the streets, there will be rejoicing and dancing in the streets. After all, this is the World Cup, the tournament of tournaments. So may the best national team win!

About the Author
Natalie Aranda writes about sports and entertainment.

The All Time Greatest Soccer Player

2006-05-02T18:05:00.000-07:00

The All Time Greatest Soccer Player by James Hunt

The sport of soccer, known as football to most of the world, has produced some great soccer players over the past years. Perhaps the most famous of all is Pelé, who amazed the world with his incredible ability to maneuver the ball in a way it hadn't been done before. Pelé retired more than twenty five years ago but he is still a household name on the lips of soccer players and fans around the world. His story of rising from poverty in Brazil to soccer superstar is a source of inspiration for young soccer players everywhere.

Another soccer great is Pavel Nedved. Pavel is well known both in his homeland of the Czech Republic and around the world as one of the youngest soccer players of all time to make a lasting impression. Pavel played for Sparta in the 1990's and scored many goals for the team from 1992 to 1995.

The world has seen many players who have been the focus of extreme soccer skills, but none so well known as Zinedine Zidane. Zidane was born in Algeria in 1972 and after struggling in school for several years he decided that soccer was his main interest. He was spotted at the age of sixteen by a soccer scout and very quickly found himself in Cannes. Shortly after that Zidane was playing for the French Division, scoring goal after goal and becoming the star of the team.

Today one of the most popular soccer players is David Beckham, who is the star of Great Britain when it comes to the game. At sixteen Beckham was playing for Manchester United team and was already attracting the attention of soccer scouts around the world. Beckham's incredible talent found him on England's World Cup Team in 1997. His handsome looks and boyish attitude make him one of Britain's favorite celebrities.

The world of soccer continues to give us up and coming stars, but none can ever rival the status that the above players have earned.

About the Author
James Hunt has spent 15 years as a professional writer and researcher covering stories that cover a whole spectrum of interest.
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World Cup Soccer: Football that unites the world

2006-04-25T18:32:00.000-07:00

World Cup Soccer: Football that unites the world. by Natalie Aranda

In every sporting event one can invariably find a player, a team, a nation, poised to become the next memorable story - a story that will survive the test of time and go down in history. The FIFA World Cup is unique, in that, every country can qualify. It is the only tournament that can unite the world with its common passion for the sport. It is a tournament where everyone celebrates, dances, and rejoices in the streets of their capitals, exulting in the spectacular feats of their players, their teams and their nation. But what makes the World Cup particularly extraordinary is the national pride that it inspires, especially for the first time qualifiers. Since the first tentative World Cup in Uruguay in 1930, World Cup history was not only about the winner or winning the title, but about the stories. World Cup history resonates with the back-stories that echo through time - of players, teams and nations that surprised the world by achieving the unexpected. From the poignant moments of the underdogs and the worlds Cinderella teams, to the birth of legends and the brilliance of the football giants - the World Cup brings joy to every nation. It is about the stories of players, teams and nations taking it to the highest levels; the stories about emotions and pride that unites the world.

At 2006 FIFA World Cup, we welcome the heavy favorites - from the European continent and all the way to the South American continent. For these giants, winning is everything. In their spirit is held the promise of thrilling showdowns, individual feats of brilliance and the majestic harmony in motion of a team united in its quest for the world's most coveted prize in football. Will the European contenders - Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, France, and England have the firepower to overcome the South American power forces from Brazil and Argentina, or will the world be dancing to the samba beat again this year?

What about the other European contenders, the lesser known South American teams, or the North American and Central American zone teams? Or better yet, the Australians? Let's not overlook the African continent! Will the trophy finally make its first trip south of the Mediterranean Sea? For that matter, even the Asian continent and their desire to bring Asian football to new international acclaim should be considered.

At the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, we hope to see these underdogs, long shots, and Cinderella teams. There is always something special about the underdogs for winning is not everything to them. Simply by qualifying to walk onto the world stage, they have realized their goals and sparked the hopes of their nation. Armed with this impossible hope, win or lose, they are there to defend their national pride, and valiantly defend it they will, sometimes to the very chagrin and amazement of disbelieving onlookers.

As football fans across all continents count down to the opening day of 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, BetUS Sportsbook has launched its 2006 World Cup betting portal for soccer betting enthusiasts around the world. What a day it shall be, June 9th 2006! What a month it shall be, until the truth will set us all free on July 9th 2006! The whole world will be looking to Germany from June to July, watching history in the making. There will be sorrow, there will be joy. There will be dreams crushed, there will be dreams made. There will be silence in the streets, there will be rejoicing and dancing in the streets. After all, this is the World Cup, the tournament of tournaments. So may the best national team win!

About the Author
Natalie Aranda writes about sports and entertainment.

Visit the information source for the 2006 World Cup.

FIFA World Cup 2006 is launched at Gibson Hall

2006-04-10T18:05:00.000-07:00

FIFA World Cup 2006 is launched at Gibson Hall by Libertines

Gibson Hall, located in the heart of the City was proud to host the launch of the 2006 World Cup to take place in Germany in June 2006 on Thursday 2nd February 2006.

140 guests attended this memorable event including Sven Goran Eriksson, Dietmar Hamann, Franz Beckenbauer and key FIFA officials. Upon arrival Guests enjoyed a glass of Champagne in the garden Room with beautiful views out into the fountain courtyard before entering the visual masterpiece of the Main Hall. An impressive 10m set spanned the width of the Main Hall and heartfelt presentations were given by Eriksson and Beckenbauer.

There was a warm atmosphere surrounding the night with many guests excited at the prospect of England lifting the World cup once again. This was an important event for English football as many guests emphasised the need to stand strong after drawing which could turn out to be a tricky group against Paraguay, Sweden and Trinidad & Tobago in the 2006 World Cup finals group stage next summer.

Donna from Sportsworld who attended the event said, "Gibson Hall was a fantastic venue and the General Manager Jimmy could not have done more for us. We would absolutely recommend Gibson Hall and hope to work with Jimmy and his team again in the future."

Gibson Hall is a grand legacy to Victorian London and is the ideal venue for Launches, Presentations, Conferences and Private Events as its location, splendid architecture and array of modern facilities all create the prefect backdrop for any occasion.

Please visit Venue Reservations website for a free venue finder service which includes Gibson Hall within their illustrious portfolio.

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Gibson Hall is a venue belonging to Venue Reservations. Venue Reservations is a free venue finding service belonging to the illustrious Crown Group.

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FIFA Will Prevent Heart Defects During the 2006 World Cup

2006-04-06T17:11:00.000-07:00

FIFA Will Prevent Heart Defects During the 2006 World Cup by Julie Smith

FIFA representatives affirmed they will be doing medical and doping tests to all 32 countries' players during the friendly matches during April and May prior the 2006 World Cup and during the month that it will last. The anti-doping tests will be done randomly to a minimum of four players per team.

Team doctors who attended the workshop signed a pledge to support FIFA's anti-doping strategy. Professor Jiri Dvorak, FIFA's chief medical officer discussed the new guidelines at a team workshop that included nearly 160 sports doctors.

Besides preventing doping, FIFA is looking for potential heart defects in the football soccer players. The measure comes three years after the tragic death of Cameroon international midfielder Marc Vivien Foe at the 2003 Confederations Cup.

The 28-year-old player suffered a heart attack in Cameroon's semi-final match against Colombia and medical staff failed to resuscitate the player who later died in a Lyon hospital.

With this tragedy in mind FIFA have now decided to have defibrillators, a medical instrument that helps to restart a stopped heart, and they will be available on each one of the 2006 World Cup stadiums.

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Julie Smith is one of the most recognized copy writers on Sports Betting and currently writes for Instant Action Sports. Feel free to reprint this article in its entirety on your site, make sure to leave all links in place and do not modify any of the content.

Fifa 2006 World Cup Opening Date Approaching

2006-04-05T20:38:00.000-07:00

Fifa 2006 World Cup Opening Date Approaching

The time for the 2006 Fifa World Cup in Germany is coming closer. We are now only 2 months until the beginning of July and the beginning of the World Cup.

I'm getting excited to see how Croatia fairs, and how all teams in the different groups will finish in the 2006 World Cup.

As time approaches, I have been looking to support my country with merchandise I may purchase to wear while watching. I have found bracelets that have the team name indented into the bracelet, as well as many team shirts and jerseys.

I'll be on the lookout for a Croatian Soccer Jersey for a fair price to support my team.

Remember support your 2006 World Cup team, they represent you! And if your planning Travel to the World Cup in Germany, ensure you have everything booked or you may regret it.

Regards,
Michael Kralj
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2006 FIFA World Cup Germany Merchandise

2006-03-13T15:03:00.000-08:00

2006 FIFA World Cup Germany Merchandise

Please check the following link for information about the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany Licensing Programme.

The other way to purchase Official Licensed Products online is through the official stores. They can be found at http://www.fifaworldcup.com.

Regards,
Michael Kralj
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2006 FIFA World Cup Germany Football Globe

2006-03-07T16:24:00.000-08:00

2006 FIFA World Cup Germany Football Globe

The football globe is 20 metres high, and weighs in at a massage 60 tonnes. Realise by Multi-media artist André Heller, the Globe is a part of the artistic and cultural programme organized to accompany the tournament.

You will see the Fifa World Cup Germany Globe in all twelve host cities in the run-up to the Opening Match. Open Daily from 10 am to 6pm, you will find features such as interactive games, virtual installations and the chance to meet the stars.

More information can be found at the Football Globe microsite which you can access through http://www.fifaworldcup.com.

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Michael Kralj
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Official Partners of the 2006 FIFA World Cup™

2006-03-02T19:24:00.001-08:00

15 Official Partners exist for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany. They are are:

Adidas
Anheuser-Busch, Avaya
Coca-Cola
Continental AG
Deutsche Telekom AG
Emirates Airline
Fujifilm
Gillette
Hyundai
MasterCard
McDonalds
Philips
Toshiba
Yahoo

Six Official Suppliers:
Energie Baden-Württemberg AG (EnBW)
OBI AGHamburg-Mannheimer Versicherungs-AG
Postbank
Oddset
Deutsche Bahn AG.

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Michael Kralj
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2006 FIFA World Cup Germany Game Locations

2006-03-02T19:24:00.000-08:00

2006 FIFA World Cup Germany Game Locations

During this years 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, twelve towns and cities will be the site locations where the games will be played. These German cities are:

Berlin
Dortmund
Frankfurt
Gelsenkirchen
Hamburg
Hanover
Kaiserslautern
Cologne
Leipzig
Munich
Nuremberg
Stuttgart

So if you plan to see a game, you may need to Book Travel Vacation arrangements for one of these cities!

Regards,
Michael Kralj
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Link to our Fifa 2006 World Cup Germany Information Blog!

2006-03-02T19:22:00.000-08:00

Link to our Fifa 2006 World Cup Germany Information Blog!

Copy the following code to link to our Fifa 2006 World Cup Germany Information Blog

Fifa 2006 World Cup Germany Information-
Click here to view information about the 2006 Fifa World Cup in Germany, including ticket info, ticket prices, match schedule, groupings and scores.

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Michael Kralj
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2006 FIFA World Cup Germany SLOGAN

2006-03-02T19:21:00.000-08:00

The SLOGAN for the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™ is (in four languages):
* A Time to Make Friends™
* Die Welt zu Gast bei Freunden™
* Le rendez-vous de l’amitié
* El mundo entre amigos

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Michael Kralj
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2006 World Cup Ticket Prices

2006-03-02T19:20:00.000-08:00

2006 World Cup Ticket Prices

Thinking of travelling to Germany to the 2006 World Cup and watching a soccer game? Well let's see how much Tickets alone for a World Cup game will cost you.

	Category 1	Category 2	Category 3	Category 4
Opening Match	300.00 €	180.00 €	115.00 €	65.00 €
Group Games	100.00 €	60.00 €	45.00 €	35.00 €
Final Sixteen	120.00 €	75.00 €	60.00 €	45.00 €
Quarter finals	180.00 €	110.00 €	85.00 €	55.00 €
Semi-finals	400.00 €	240.00 €	150.00 €	90.00 €
3rd place play-off	120.00 €	75.00 €	60.00 €	45.00 €
Final	600.00 €	360.00 €	220.00 €	120.00 €

Seats

Category 1 - alongside the pitch
Category 2 - adjacent to Category 1
Category 3 & 4 - behind the goals or on the corners

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Michael Kralj
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World Cup Ticket Overview

2006-03-02T19:19:00.000-08:00

World Cup Ticket Overview

Who Can Sell World Cup Tickets to the Public?

There are two ways to purchase tickets for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany.

a) 2006 FIFA World Cup Ticketing Center (FWCTC) - based in Frankfurt, Germany and is the main seller of the 2006 World Cup Tickets.

b) Member Associations for all the teams who have qualified to play in the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany have tickets for their matches, and they may sell these to the public.

Sales periods exist and you may try to get tickets within these sales periods. For example, the second sales period began on May 2, 2005.

Future Sales periods:
February 15, 2006 to April 15, 2006
May 01, 2006 to July 09, 2006.

Note: You must be 18 years of age or older to purchase tickets. Anyone under 18 needs needs a person at least 18 years old to purchase the tickets.

Need further detail about Ticket Sales?
Visit www.FIFAworldcup.com, and click on the customer service link in the ticketing section.

Regards,
Michael Kralj
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World Cup: The Golden Shoe Award

2006-03-02T19:18:00.000-08:00

Have you heard of the Adidas Golden Shoe Award? If not, it is awarded to the leading goalscorer at the Fifa World Cup tournament upon completion. The most enjoyable aspect of any game is the event of scoring a goal! They thrill the crowds when the ball hits the netting and endless cheers erupt. This striker with the most goals is recognized and awarded this award.

Prior winners include Just Fontaine who holds the record of 13 goals in one tournament which he scored in the 1958 World Cup that was held in Sweden. Look out in Germany as there is a great chance another striker will shine and take home the Golden Shoe Award.

Past Golden Shoe Winners
2002 - Ronaldo - Brazil - 8 Goals
1998 - Davor Suker - Croatia - 6 Goals
1994 - Histro Stoichkov - Bulgaria - 6 Goals
- Oleg Salenko - Russia - 6 Goals
1990 - Salvatore Schillaci - Italy - 6 Goals
1986 - Gary Lineker - England - 6 Goals
1982 - Paolo Rossi - Italy - 6 Goals
1978 - Mario Kempes - Argentina - 6 Goals
1974 - Gregorz Lato - Poland - 7 Goals
1970 - Gerd Muller - Federal Republic of Germany - 10 Goals
1966 - Eusebio - Portugal - 9 Goals
1962 - Florian Albert - Hungary - 4 Goals
- Valentin Ivanov - URS - 4 Goals
- Drazen Jerkovic - Yugoslavia - 4 Goals
- Leonel Sanchez - Chile - 4 Goals
- Vava - Brazil - 4 Goals
- Garrincha - Brazil - 4 Goals
1958 - Just Fontaine - France - 13 Goals
1954 - Sandor Kocsis - Hungary - 11 Goals
1950 - Ademir - Brazil - 9 Goals
1938 - Leonidas - Brazil - 8 Goals
1934 - Oldrich Nejedly - TCH - 4 Goals
- Edmund Conen - Germany - 4 Goals
- Angelo Schiavio - Italy - 4 Goals
1930 - Guillermo Stabile - Argentina - 8 Goals

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Michael Kralj

Players To Watch in the 2006 Fifa World Cup in Germany

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Players To Watch in the 2006 Fifa World Cup in Germany

The upcoming 2006 World Cup of Soccer is approaching. Many watch their countries battle it out to be number one. In many cases, the teams who get farther have that key player causing havoc for the other teams. Let's see the prospects for this year to see who is expected to shine.

Ryan Babel from the Netherlands. A striker expected to produce for the Netherlands during thir tournament.

Emmanuel Mathias from Togo. Born in Nigeria, expect this full-back to make an impression.

Ji Hoon Baek from Korea. Debuting last year, expect things to shine for the U-21 captain.

Guillermo Ochoa from Mexico. At 20 Years old, this goalkeeper is showing his talents.

Nick Ward from Australia. This midfielder from the Hyundai A-League side Perth Glory, should look to break out and make an impression.

GYAN Asamoah Gyan from Ghana. A promising striker at the age of 20.

Cristiano Ronaldo from Portugal. Keep an eye out on this young star for Portugal.

Jonathan Spector from USA. Looking to display his abilities this tournament, and we'll see what he can do against the opposition.

Niko Kranjcar from Croatia. Aged 21, he is responsible for assisting Croatia in this World Cup Tournament.

Regards,
Michael Kralj
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World Cup 2006 - Reaction To Group Stage Draw

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Here is a quick read on the Reaction to the Group draws to the 2006 World Cup as viewed by David Walker.

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Michael Kralj

World Cup 2006 - Reaction To Group Stage Draw By David Walker

Red hot favourites Brazil received a favourable draw as the group stage of the 2006 World Cup was announced on 9 December. The 16/5 favourites were drawn into Group F with Croatia, Australia and Japan. Hosts Germany also has a relatively easy group with opposition provided in the form of Costa Rica, Poland and Ecuador.

However, not everyone was so lucky. Groups C and E have "group of death" credentials with Argentina, Ivory Coast, Serbia & Montenegro and Holland facing each other in the former, while Italy, Ghana, USA and the Czech Republic will battle it out in the latter.

GROUP A
Germany 7/1
Costa Rica 500/1
Poland 125/1
Ecuador 200/1

Germany should be able to qualify from Group A comfortably, kick-starting the tournament with a match against Costa Rica. Poland could prove to be tricky opponents and will be expected to finish as runners up in the group. However, Ecuador may be capable of providing an upset as they beat Croatia in the group stages of the 2002 World Cup.

GROUP B
England 13/2
Paraguay 200/1
Trinidad & Tobago 1500/1
Sweden 40/1

Second favourites England earned a favourable draw with two relatively weak opponents in Paraguay and first-time qualifiers Trinidad & Tobago. The final round of fixtures pits them against Sweden who they have not beaten in 11 matches. The two European sides will qualify from this group.

GROUP C
Argentina 8/1
Ivory Coast 100/1
Serbia & Montenegro 125/1
Holland 14/1

A tough group and one of two "Group of Deaths" in the opening stage of the tournament. Group favourites Argentina failed to qualify for the second round in 2002, finishing third behind Sweden and England but will be expected to progress along with Holland. Both Serbia & Montenegro and the Ivory Coast will provide stern opposition and it would not be a surprise to see one of them qualify ahead of a perceived favourite.

GROUP D
Mexico 50/1
Iran 500/1
Angola 500/1
Portugal 20/1

Top seed Mexico can be backed at larger odds than non-seeded Portugal but apart from who will finish first or second, this group should be straight forward. Iran have won just once in six World Cup finals matches while first-timers Angola may find the step up difficult, despite finishing top of a tough qualifying group containing Nigeria and Zimbabwe.

GROUP E
Italy 11/1
Ghana 250/1
USA 100/1
Czech Republic 33/1

A very tough group to predict. Both Italy and world number two Czech Republic will be expected to qualify, although the USA, themselves ranked eighth in the world, will also fancy their chances of progression. Ghana are one of the stronger African participants and are capable of causing an upset.

GROUP F
Brazil 16/5
Croatia 80/1
Australia 125/1
Japan 250/1

A favourable draw for Brazil who should qualify as comfortable winners of this group. Croatia failed to qualify for the second round in 2002 and may miss out again to Japan, who topped their group four years ago at the expense of fancied European sides Belgium and Russia. Australia have the players capable of springing a few surprises but lack of experience at this level may go against them.

GROUP G
France 12/1
Switzerland 100/1
South Korea 250/1
Togo 350/1

France were heavily tipped to win the 2002 World Cup but finished bottom of their qualifying group failing to score a single goal. There will be no excuses for not progressing from this group, arguably being draw against the weakest European opposition in Switzerland and the lowest ranked African nation in Togo. Despite a heroic showing in 2002 which saw them reach the semi-finals, South Korea may struggle to qualify from this group.

GROUP H
Spain 14/1
Ukraine 50/1
Tunisia 300/1
Saudi Arabia 500/1

Under achieving Spain should qualify from this group, but may be pipped to top spot by the Ukraine, who stormed their qualifying group ahead of Turkey, Denmark and European Champions Greece. Despite a convincing qualifying campaign which saw them unbeaten and conceding only one goal in six games, Saudi Arabia will finish just short as will Tunisia, who have bowed out in the first round in each of their three appearances in 1978, 1998 and 2002.

David Walker runs soccer betting and free bets websites. A free email course: "Seven Days to Better Betting" is available at both of these websites.

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Qualified Teams for the 2006 Fifa World Cup In Germany

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Qualified Teams for the 2006 Fifa World Cup In Germany:
Angola	Argentina	Australia
Brazil	Costa Rica	Côte d’Ivoire
Croatia	Czech Republic	Ecuador
England	France	Germany
Ghana	Iran	Italy
Japan	Korea Republic	Saudi Arabia
Mexico	Netherlands	Paraguay
Poland	Portugal	Serbia and Montenegro
Spain	Sweden	Switzerland
Togo	Trinidad and Tobago	Tunisia
Ukraine	USA

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Michael Kralj
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2006 Fifa World Cup In Germany Groups (A-H)

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A listing of the 2006 Fifa World Cup In Germany Groups A - Groups H

Group A

Germany
Costa Rica
Poland
Ecuador

Group B

England
Paraguay
Trinidad and Tobago
Sweden

Group C

Argentina
Côte d'Ivoire
Serbia and Montenegro
Netherlands

Group D

Mexico
Iran
Angola
Portugal

Group E

Italy
Ghana
USA
Czech Republic

Group F

Brazil
Croatia
Australia
Japan

Group G

France
Switzerland
Korea Republic
Togo

Group H

Spain
Ukraine
Tunisia
Saudi Arabia

Regards,
Michael Kralj
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World Cup Schedule

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All games for the Fifa World Cup 2006 In Germany!

Quarter Finals
Date	Match	Venue	Time (ET)	Result
June 30	Germany vs. Argentina [A]	Berlin	10:30 am	(1-1) (Germany 4-2 in Penalty Kicks)
June 30	Italy vs. Ukraine [C]	Hamburg	2:30 pm	(3-0)
July 1	England vs. Portugal [B]	Gelsenkirchen	10:30 am	(0-0) (Portugal 3-1 in Penalty Kicks)
July 1	Brazil vs. France [D]	Frankfurt	2:30 pm	(0-1)
Semifinals
Date	Match	Venue	Time (ET)	Result
July 4	Winner A vs. Winner C [1]	Dortmund	2:30 pm	Sportsnet
July 5	Winner B vs. Winner D [2]	Munich	2:30 pm	TSN
Third Place
Date	Match	Venue	Time (ET)	TV
July 8	Loser 1 vs. Loser 2	Stuttgart	2:30 pm	Sportsnet
Final
Date	Match	Venue	Time (ET)	TV
July 9	Winner 1 vs. Winner 2	Berlin	1:30 pm	CTV

World Cup Round of 16 Schedule and Results!

Official Schedule of the World Cup by Date:

Match	Date	Venue	Teams	Time/Score
1	09-Jun-06	Munich	GER:CRC	18:00
2	09-Jun-06	Gelsenkirchen	POL:ECU	21:00
3	10-Jun-06	Frankfurt	ENG:PAR	15:00
4	10-Jun-06	Dortmund	TRI:SWE	18:00
5	10-Jun-06	Hamburg	ARG:CIV	21:00
6	11-Jun-06	Leipzig	SCG:NED	15:00
7	11-Jun-06	Nuremberg	MEX:IRN	18:00
8	11-Jun-06	Cologne	ANG:POR	21:00
9	12-Jun-06	Hanover	ITA:GHA	21:00
10	12-Jun-06	Gelsenkirchen	USA:CZE	18:00
11	13-Jun-06	Berlin	BRA:CRO	21:00
12	12-Jun-06	Kaiserslautern	AUS:JPN	15:00
13	13-Jun-06	Stuttgart	FRA:SUI	18:00
14	13-Jun-06	Frankfurt	KOR:TOG	15:00
15	14-Jun-06	Leipzig	ESP:UKR	15:00
16	14-Jun-06	Munich	TUN:KSA	18:00
17	14-Jun-06	Dortmund	GER:POL	21:00
18	15-Jun-06	Hamburg	ECU:CRC	15:00
19	15-Jun-06	Nuremberg	ENG:TRI	18:00
20	15-Jun-06	Berlin	SWE:PAR	21:00
21	16-Jun-06	Gelsenkirchen	ARG:SCG	15:00
22	16-Jun-06	Stuttgart	NED:CIV	18:00
23	16-Jun-06	Hanover	MEX:ANG	21:00
24	17-Jun-06	Frankfurt	POR:IRN	15:00
25	17-Jun-06	Kaiserslautern	ITA:USA	21:00
26	17-Jun-06	Cologne	CZE:GHA	18:00
27	18-Jun-06	Munich	BRA:AUS	18:00
28	18-Jun-06	Nuremberg	JPN:CRO	15:00
29	18-Jun-06	Leipzig	FRA:KOR	21:00
30	19-Jun-06	Dortmund	TOG:SUI	15:00
31	19-Jun-06	Stuttgart	ESP:TUN	21:00
32	19-Jun-06	Hamburg	KSA:UKR	18:00
33	20-Jun-06	Berlin	ECU:GER	16:00
34	20-Jun-06	Hanover	CRC:POL	16:00
35	20-Jun-06	Cologne	SWE:ENG	21:00
36	20-Jun-06	Kaiserslautern	PAR:TRI	21:00
37	21-Jun-06	Frankfurt	NED:ARG	21:00
38	21-Jun-06	Munich	CIV:SCG	21:00
39	21-Jun-06	Gelsenkirchen	POR:MEX	16:00
40	21-Jun-06	Leipzig	IRN:ANG	16:00
41	22-Jun-06	Hamburg	CZE:ITA	16:00
42	22-Jun-06	Nuremberg	GHA:USA	16:00
43	22-Jun-06	Dortmund	JPN:BRA	21:00
44	22-Jun-06	Stuttgart	CRO:AUS	21:00
45	23-Jun-06	Cologne	TOG:FRA	21:00
46	23-Jun-06	Hanover	SUI:KOR	21:00
47	23-Jun-06	Kaiserslautern	KSA:ESP	16:00
48	23-Jun-06	Berlin	UKR:TUN	16:00

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Follow your team closely and enjoy the Summer Spectacle of the 2006 Fifa World Cup.

Regards,
Michael Kralj
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Welcome to 2006 Fifa World Cup of Soccer in Germany Site!

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We will be leading up to the the 2006 Fifa World Cup with many updates and stories of what is happening in the World Cup, how teams are doing and news about players and their coaches.

Stay tuned to read articles on upcoming topics related to the World Cup and follow along as the World Cup happens. We will look into travel arrangements to the world cup, where you can stay and what is best in the area, how much expenses are there, and of course the game play, scores and updates of the tournament.

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