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Coast cruise, but back home

Ivory Coast fell short of their goal chase to make the last 16 at the World Cup as they beat North Korea 3-0 in their Group G match to continue the exodus of African teams here on Friday.

Elephants hoping for a miracle

Ivory Coast are hoping for another North Korean defensive meltdown in their final Group G match here on Friday if they are to avoid another early African exit at the World Cup.

Aussies thunder, go down under

Australia ended Serbia’s quest for the last 16 at the World Cup with a fighting 2-1 victory but it was not enough to take them into the knockout round at the Mbombela Stadium here on Wednesday.

Skilful Serbs are almost there

Both Serbia and Australia need to win their final Group D clash in Nelspruit on Wednesday.
But while a victory for Serbia would guarantee it a place in the last-16, a victory for Australia could still send the Socceroos crashing out depending on the Ghana-Germany result in the other Group D fixture.

All Whites give Italy the blues

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New Zealand achieved their greatest footballing result here on Sunday holding on for a stunning 1-1 draw against defending champions Italy in their World Cup Group F match.

NZ set for a taste of Italy

When the draw for the World Cup finals was made, the probable scenario ahead of Sunday’s Group F match between Italy and New Zealand was clear.
Italy would arrive in the town near the world renowned Kruger Park with three points from their opening game against Paraguay, while the All Whites would arrive licking their wounds after losing to Slovakia.

Chile snap 48-year jinx

Jean Beausejour scored the only goal as Chile beat Honduras 1-0 in their Group H opening match on Wednesday and secure their first World Cup victory in 48 years. “We have to enjoy this win, but there’s another tough match coming and we have to win again,” said Chile forward Alexis Sanchez.

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