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Category Archives: France
Wow has this been fun
This World Cup has been a classic for many reasons. Obviously the U.S. team has been a thrill a minute, especially when going from elimination to winning Group C in a span of 30 seconds (or so it seemed) against … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, France, Group A, Group B, Group C, Group E, Group F, Italy, Netherlands, U.S. soccer
Tagged Argentina, Diego Maradona, France, Italy, Japan, Landon Donovan, Netherlands, Tim Howard, U.S. soccer, World Cup
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A look at Tuesday’s matches
Four matches were played Tuesday, and when the dust settled, four teams advanced to the knockout round (Uruguay, Mexico, Argentina and South Korea) and four others were eliminated (France, South Africa, Greece and Nigeria). Uruguay, a two-time World Cup winner … Continue reading
Posted in France, Group A, Group B, South Africa
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MOVING DAY! What to watch Tuesday
Moving Day arrives Tuesday at the World Cup, and it could be a Latin American fiesta. Argentina, Mexico and Uruguay need only draws in their final opening-round matches to advance. The Mexicans and Uruguayans meet in Rustenberg (10 a.m.), so … Continue reading
Posted in France, Group A, Group B, South Africa
Tagged Argentina, France, Greece, Mexico, Nigeria, South Africa, South Korea, Uruguay, World Cup
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The French throw a tantrum
Above AP Photo: France soccer coach Raymond Domenech prepares to read the letter of his players who decided to cancel the training session in Knysna, South Africa on Sunday, June 20, 2010. France’s World Cup team refused to train Sunday … Continue reading
