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Archives
Archive for February, 2006
Tenors lose their World Cup gig – International News Service
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 Mainichi Daily News |
World Cup will feature new trio calendarlive.com, CA - The Three Tenors won't make it to a fifth straight World Cup and will be replaced by two tenors and a soprano. On the final weekend … The Three Tenors replaced by two tenors and a soprano Names in the news |
Roundup: Kofler wins first ski jump World Cup event – USA Today
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 The Age |
Roundup: Kofler wins first ski jump World Cup event USA Today - WILLINGEN, Germany (AP) — Andreas Kofler of Austria captured his first World Cup ski jump title on Saturday, beating teammate Thomas Morgenstern. … Bilodeau Scores Season's 2nd Gold Bronze 'shocks' Crawford Turin medal hope wins silver |
SA to build 5 new stadiums for World cup 2010 – Worldcupweb.com
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| South Africa announces 2010 World Cup venues African News Dimension, South Africa - The dismal performance of the South African team at the Africa Cup of Nations and its failure to qualify for the World Cup finals in Germany later this year … S. Africa to host best Soccer World Cup: President S. Africa to build 5 new stadiums for 2010 World Cup Location of 2010 stadiums |
2,000 German soldiers aid in World Cup – United Press International
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| World Cup organisers cancel meeting with stadium critics Reuters.uk, UK - BERLIN (Reuters) – German World Cup organisers said on Monday it saw no need for talks or contact with a watchdog criticising safety precautions at four stadia … Grounds for concern? |
Barwick deal increases England's World Cup ticket allocation – Telegraph.co.uk
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| Trinidad & Tobago finalise World Cup preparation plans Reuters.uk, UK - … 6 (Reuters) – Trinidad & Tobago will play Peru in Port of Spain on May 10 before leaving three days later for Europe and their first World Cup finals appearance … Beenhakker finalises World Cup schedule Coach Beenhakker finalizes plans |
Soccer: Totti ripe for World Cup – ANSA
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| Soccer: Totti ripe for World Cup ANSA, Italy - Totti is peaking nicely for the World Cup and knows he is capable of producing the kind of performance in Germany this summer that the soccer world will … |
Cote d`Ivoire now lone African World Cup rep in CAN 2006 – AngolaPress
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| Cote d`Ivoire now lone African World Cup rep in CAN 2006 AngolaPress, Angola - … Egypt,02/06 – After the Elephants reached the semi-finals Saturday after beating Cameroon, Cote d`Ivoire remain the only African World Cup representative still … Ivorians in Cairo celebrate Elephants` qualification Cameroon`s exit shocks Nigeria Super Eagles Coach: Cote d`Ivoire`s win over Cameroon is truth restored |
Toure 'ready' for the World Cup – BBC Sport
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 BBC Afrique |
Cote d`Ivoire now lone African World Cup rep in CAN 2006 AngolaPress, Angola - … Egypt,02/06 – After the Elephants reached the semi-finals Saturday after beating Cameroon, Cote d`Ivoire remain the only African World Cup representative still … CAF Africa Cup of Nations Egypt 2006: Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire keep … We've proved nothing: Michel Curse haunts Cameroon again |
Aston Villa star gives up on World Cup – FansFC.com
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 Sportinglife.com |
Aston Villa star gives up on World Cup FansFC.com, UK - Aston Villa Football Club star Gareth Barry has given up on his chances of going to the World Cup Finals, yet he believes his international career could be … Dope tests for entire England World Cup squad in pipeline Managers declare England interest Scolari talks up England hopes |
World Cup 2006 | 06.02.2006 Don't Mess With FIFA – Deutsche Welle
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| World Cup 2006 | 06.02.2006 Don't Mess With FIFA Deutsche Welle, Germany - From June 9 to July 9, the 12 host cities of the World Cup will firmly be in the grip of FIFA. Not just to promote the sporting … |