 "AAP Sports News (Australia)")
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Soc: Uruguay has divine right to play in World Cup - Recoba
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AAP Sports News (Australia)
11-14-2005
Soc: Uruguay has divine right to play in World Cup - Recoba
By Doug Conway
SYDNEY, Nov 14 AAP - Uruguay has a divine right to play in the World Cup finals, according
to star striker Alvaro Recoba, the architect of the goal that defeated Australia in their
first qualifying match.
Recoba said it was only natural for countries like Australia to try to reach next year's
finals in Germany....
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; ... players in action), Tactical Camera Angle, Highlights, Chat and News and Statistics. WORLD CUP ON YOUR PDA It's not enough for football ... Yahoo! and Fifa are also offering a mobile access to the latest news via mobile phone browser to certain countries. One can practically ...
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World Cup wacky moments.(News)
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; The 18th World Cup kicks off today, so all conversations will be turning to the beautiful game. Love it or loathe it, you'll be expected to have an opinion about the tournament. Countries have competed for this greatest of footballing accolades every four years since 1930 - the only exceptions
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Key promotions. (sales promotions in the United Kingdom linked to the World Cup 1998 football competition)(World Cup 98 supplement)
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Five go mad on national service Even in World Cup year the Five Nations' retains its own magic. Steve B ale reports
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; In rugby union it is World Cup year and that makes it extra special. But in rugby union every year is Five Nations year and that makes every year special. The Five Nations' Championship - even though for much of its time there were only four - is the longest- running success story in the game. Yet
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World Cup Soccer 1994
Caribbean Today
; Vernal Gordon Caribbean Today 06-30-1994 World Cup Soccer 1994. Friday June 17 will mark history in the United States as they will be hosting the prestigious World Cup where 24 countries will be participating. The tournament will start June 17-30 at nine venues across the U.S.A. The top two teams
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 "Sunday Mirror (London, England)")
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Football: We won't cheat to win it Says MICHAEL OWEN; GERMANY 2006 WORLD CUP PREVIEW: ENGLAND v TRINIDAD & TOBAGO.(Sport)
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Money and Muscle 'Asia' gets the 2011 World Cup-but wouldn't some other country benefit more by hosting it?
India Today
; The cricket World Cup comes to "Asia" in 2011. Ho hum. India's clout in world cricket is proven, and often demonstrated in not very pretty ways. The "Asian" World Cup bid, piggybacked largely by Indian influence and corporate spending, was submitted late, and, according to some, didn't exactly meet
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World Cup Not Hurt by Naval Clash.
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