Rustenburg
RUSTENBURG - Fabio Capello wants to stay on as England manager but the Football Association is not taking any immediate decisions following Sunday's World Cup exit.
RUSTENBURG, South Africa - England's Football Association told Fabio Capello on Monday it will take two weeks to decide whether to retain him as coach of the national team.
RUSTENBURG, SOUTH AFRICA (GaeaTimes.com)- The golden goal became a hot search after USA lost to Ghana to end their dream run in the FIFA World Cup 2010.
RUSTENBURG, South Africa - Africa's still at the World Cup party after Ghana realized the hopes of a continent by reaching the quarterfinals for the first time.
RUSTENBURG - Ghana became only the third African side ever to reach a World Cup quarter-final Saturday as they beat the United States 2-1 in a dramatic match in Rustenburg.
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- Ghana leads US 1-0 after 30 minutes
- Ghana leads US 1-0 after 15 minutes
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- Japan leads Denmark 2-0 after 75 minutes at WCup
- Japan leads Denmark 2-0 after 60 minutes at WCup
- Japan’s Honda named Man of the Match
- Japan set-plays down Danes
- Japan beat Denmark, reach knockout stage
- Japan leads Denmark 2-0 at halftime in World Cup
- Denmark, Japan tied 0-0 after 15 minutes
- Japan leads Denmark 1-0 after 30 minutes
- Another Germany-England matchup awaits at WCup
- Trio of injury worries for England
- Winners takes all for Japan and Denmark
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- Uruguay beat Mexico 1-0, both qualify for knockout stage (Second lead)
- Uruguay beat Mexico 1-0, both go through
