14- The Michigan Daily - Monday, June 17, 2002
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SUWON, South Korea (AP) -
Spain defeated Ireland 3-2 on penal-
ty kicks yesterday after a 1-I tie,
reaching the quarterfinals of the
World Cup.
Gaizka Mendieta scored the
game-winning goal, shooting the
ball low down the middle and past
goalie Shay Given, who had dived
right.
Spain played the 30 minutes of
sudden-death overtime with only 10
men after substitute David Albelda
was injured. Spain could not replace
him because it had already used its
three substitutes.
The shootout featured five missed
penalty kicks. Spain's Juanfran Gar-
cia and Juan Carlos Valeron shot
wide, while Ireland's Matt Holland
shot high off the crossbar. Iker Casil-
las saved two of Ireland's shots, by
David Connolly and Kevin Kilbane.
"It's all a matter of luck," Casillas
said. "Sometimes you block some,
sometimes you don't."
Just minutes from losing the game
1-0 in regulation time, Ireland was
awarded a penalty when defender
Fernando Hierro grabbed Niall
Quinn's shirt as he tried to get posi-
tion in the penalty box.
Robbie Keane, Ireland's top scor-
ing threat, beat Casillas to the right
for the tying goal. It could have been
the game-winner.
Ireland was also awarded a penal-

ty in the 63rd minute when Garcia
tripped Damien Duff. But Casillas
stopped Ian Harte's left-footed shot
and Kilbane kicked the rebound
wide of an open net.
"I'm very proud. We didn't
deserve to lose. It's sickening," Ire-
land coach Mick McCarthy said.
SENE-GOAL: Senegal didn't come
to the World Cup for a vacation. It
came for a trophy.
Thanks to Henri Camara's over-
time goal, the tournament newcom-
ers extended their stay, beating
Sweden 2-1 yesterday. The Africans
are in the quarterfinals, where they
will meet either Japan or Turkey on
Saturday.
"We're not here to be tourists,"
said Camara, who had Senegal's
other goal. "We won today and now
we must forget this and concentrate
on the upcoming match."
"We showed again we can go to
the end," African player of the year
El Hadji Diouf said. "We knew that
it would be a very hard match, a
match of warriors. We showed once
more that we are a band of brothers,
a band of friends."
It was just the second golden goal
to decide a World Cup match. In
1998, France beat Paraguay 1-0
when Laurent Blanc scored in the
113th minute.
MARCHING FORWARD: Sven-Goran
Eriksson is working his magic again.

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Once embattled England excited over the team's prospects.
advanced to the quarterfinals of the "I saw fans doing congas and
World Cup with an impressive 3-0 Mexican waves," said Rio Ferdinand,
victory over Denmark on Saturday, who scored England's first goal.
the team that ended the reign of "Hopefully we can keep them smil- ,
defending champion France in the ing and happy for longer."
first round. SOMETHING'S A BREWIN': The Ger-
In addition to beating Germany 5- mans have reached the final eight in n
1 in qualifying last September and every World Cup appearance except '
ending Argentina's psychological in 1938. They got there again Satur-
hold over the team with a 1-0 victory day on Oliver Neuville's goal in the
in the first round, Eriksson's team 88th minute, giving the three-time
has overcome a number of injuries. champions a 1-0 victory over APorPoO
And now they have Englishmen Paraguay. Don't tell this guy the odds of victory are 100-1.
Korean burns himself to help country
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - A Coach Guus Hiddink and his players
man who said he wanted to help were the biggest birthday gift ever Break Something
South Korea's soccer team by given to me. But we now have to Asusual,theWorld Cuphas beenmarred
becoming a phantom 12th player set overcome South American and Euro- by rioting. Here are some of the ugliest
himself on fire June 14. pean teams, and I am driven to take riots since it started on May 31.
The 39-year-old man was in criti- this road by impetuosity.
cal condition, hospital officials said. "I will become the 12th soccer Where: Hanley, Stroke-on-Trent, England
Hours before South Korea's 1-0 player by becoming a spirit and will Incident: More than 100 rioters threw
World Cup win against Portugal, the run for the victory of the Korean beer bottles and turned tosviolence to
man lit a candle and bowed several team," the note said, adding Korean celebrate England's 1-0 win over
times toward the sea in the south- soccer fans' customary cheer: Argentina.
eastern city of Busan. He then "Fighting Korea?" Aftermath: One elderly man was sent to
poured paint thinner over his body The man was dressed in red, the the hospital after being beaten, and 16
and set himself on fire. national soccer team's color. yeople were arrested.
Police said he left a note describ- OUT OF CONTROL: Police in
ing his intentions. Bangkok say a man killed his wife Where: Cordoba, Argentina
It read: "The sweat and tears of in a fight over a remote control and incident: While the English rioted in eel-
a soccer game. ebration, more than 200 Argentinians
The suspect says the couple had threw rocks at police following a 1-1 tie
been fighting because his wife kept with Sweden that eliminated the
S nagging him about how lazy he'd Fiavo'it's f tyse v o p.
become since the World Cup compe- Aftermath: Fifty-seven people were
tition began. arrested but no injuries were reported.
RECORDS & He told police his wife upset him Where: Moscow, Russia
USED CDS when she snatched the remote con- Inciet: Sposo oser Russia's 1-0 loss
trot from him - and then switched to Japan, rioters caused one death and
617 Packard to a soap opera in the middle of a
Upstrs fom Sbway I mach.oser 100 inuries.
Upstairs from Subway match. Aftermath: More than 2,000 police offi-
The fighting eased after he was cers were deployed across the city
Paying $4 to $6 for top brought to the police station. before Russia's match with Belgium.
CD's in top condition. But authorities say the suspect lost Russia lost 3-2 and was eliminated.
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