Fifa World Cup 2010
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Referee Webb falls short of his standards
World Cup final referee Howard Webb did not have a perfect game, by his own exacting standards.
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FIFA: UK journalist orchestrates fan trespass, held
South Africa's police chief said on Tuesday that a British tabloid journalist has been arrested for allegedly "orchestrating" an incident in which an England fan entered the team's changing room in an attempt to undermine World Cup security.
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Obama, US mourn painful extra-time loss to Ghana
US President Barack Obama was on the edge of his seat as he tried to catch the final minutes of extra time in Saturday's World Cup match against Ghana, in between meetings with world leaders at a summit in Toronto."How much time is left?" White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel asked as he walked into the room at Obama's hotel in Toronto. "Five min...
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Clash of the Day: Wimbledon vs World Cup
At 3 p.m., those who packed the All England Club were forced to confront the ultimate fan quandary. Namely, fully capitalize on impossible to obtain Wimbledon tickets or leave to watch England's crucial World Cup match. Katrina Marshall and Monica Finlayson, friends from Hampshire, England, created their own solution. They sat inside Cafe Pergola, ...
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Wimbledon stars caught up in World Cup
Roger Federer joked that he would install a TV screen on Centre Court at Wimbledon so he can watch Switzerland's footballers play in the World Cup during his first-round match.
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Referee Webb falls short of his standards
World Cup final referee Howard Webb did not have a perfect game, by his own exacting standards.
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FIFA: UK journalist orchestrates fan trespass, held
South Africa's police chief said on Tuesday that a British tabloid journalist has been arrested for allegedly "orchestrating" an incident in which an England fan entered the team's changing room in an attempt to undermine World Cup security.
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Obama, US mourn painful extra-time loss to Ghana
US President Barack Obama was on the edge of his seat as he tried to catch the final minutes of extra time in Saturday's World Cup match against Ghana, in between meetings with world leaders at a summit in Toronto."How much time is left?" White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel asked as he walked into the room at Obama's hotel in Toronto. "Five min...
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Clash of the Day: Wimbledon vs World Cup
At 3 p.m., those who packed the All England Club were forced to confront the ultimate fan quandary. Namely, fully capitalize on impossible to obtain Wimbledon tickets or leave to watch England's crucial World Cup match. Katrina Marshall and Monica Finlayson, friends from Hampshire, England, created their own solution. They sat inside Cafe Pergola, ...
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Wimbledon stars caught up in World Cup
Roger Federer joked that he would install a TV screen on Centre Court at Wimbledon so he can watch Switzerland's footballers play in the World Cup during his first-round match.
