Landon Donovan’s last gasp winner clinches Group C for the United States
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2010 FIFA World Cup – USA Advances In Dramatic Fashion, 1-0
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2010 FIFA World Cup – Portugal Routs North Korea, 7-0
Portugal scores 3 early second half goals to rout North Korean 7-0
2010 FIFA World Cup – Japan Holds On For 1-0 Win Over Cameroon
A Keisuke Honda is good enough for Japan to claim their first World Cup win on foreign soil
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2010 FIFA World Cup – Japan Holds On For 1-0 Win Over Cameroon
2010 FIFA World Cup – Dutch Take Opener 2-0 Over Denmark
A pair of second half goals leads the Netherlands over Denmark 2-0
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2010 FIFA World Cup – Dutch Take Opener 2-0 Over Denmark
2010 FIFA World Cup – South Korea Tops Greece 2-0
South Korea scores once in each half on route to a 2-0 win over Greece
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2010 FIFA World Cup – South Korea Tops Greece 2-0
2010 FIFA World Cup – 2010 FIFA World Cup – 2010 FIFA World Cup -France-Uruguay Open With Goalless Draw
France and Uruguay begin their 2010 World Cup campaigns with a 0-0 draw
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2010 FIFA World Cup – South Africa-Mexico Open With 1-1 Draw
South Africa and Mexico open the World Cup splitting the points with a 1-1 draw
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2010 FIFA World Cup – South Africa-Mexico Open With 1-1 Draw
2010 FIFA World Cup – World Cup Breakdown: Injuries
World Cup Breakdown: Injuries
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2010 FIFA World Cup – World Cup Breakdown: Injuries
2010 FIFA World Cup – FIFA World Cup on ESPN – Robben Island
The path to the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa began inside Robben Island prison during Apartheid.
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2010 FIFA World Cup – Martin Tyler joins ESPN for the 2010 FIFA World Cup
Martin Tyler brings his experience to ESPN, recalling some of the most dramatic World Cup moments since his first World Cup in 1978.
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