During the 1994 World Cup game b/w Nigeria and Argentina-How many fouls were the Super Eagles Charged with?
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Nigeria received 2 yellow cards in the game.  Argentina had one.  Nigeria had 9 yellows in 4 games during the 1994 world cup.\n\nNigeria had cards on Augustine Eguavoen and Michael Emenalo.  And then the Argentine's Claudio Caniggia got a yellow early in the second half after scoring two goals in the first half.
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Nigeria beat Ghana 2-1 in Tokyo.\nhttp://www.fifa.com/en/comp/U17/tournament/0,6288,U17-2005-19,00.html\n\nOruma scored 3 minutes in, Anosike at 74 minutes, and Famaye at 83 minutes.\nall i got....
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None, FIFA rules were explicit, only 23 players for team, no more and no less, thats why teams like Spain, Argentina, Netherlands, Mexico and others had some problems because they didnt called all of their players and they had to keep some good players at home
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Twice in 1998 (v Argentina and Romania)\nTwice in 2002 (v Denmark and Brazil)\nNo goals in 2006 so far.\n\nThat makes 4 goals.
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argentina beat nigeria 2-1. messi was the star of the tournament
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The fight broke out after the German team manager said something to annoy the Argentinian players.\n\nBY THE WAY, the German goal-keeper Lehmann did a GREAT job
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Let's see, Baresi played in 1990 and 1994 World Cups.\nMissed penalty vs Brazil in 1994 final.\nScored penalty vs Argentina in 1990 semi-final.\nScored one goal from open play, against Russia (in Bari, 20th February 1988) in a game which Italy won 4-1.\nSo strictly that's two goals (but one from open play).\n\nHis number AC Milan 6 shirt is a legend and it has been retired just like Michael Jordan's #23 shirt. He was the first Italian player in any Italian pro sport to have his jersey retired.
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i have no idea, sorry..but i totally agree with u on that one.. it was really unfair.. there was no foul at all. why the hell did he give spain that penalty?? that guy fell without even being tackled.. they said that ukraine guy pulled his shirt, but from my POV and from different camera angles, i couldn't see it at all.. actually,he isn't the only unfair referee.. several others are also on my 'hate-list'..the one for france-swiss match was crappy as well, as for the tunisia-s.arabia..well,if u manage to find a way to complain to FIFA about their referees, count me in that petition.. i'm right behind you,mate..
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Considering Fiji won the Hong Kong 7's ....eleven times i think England were lucky to get away with it.Fiji had a sin binning offence for an alleged spear tackle which did turn the game around for England who only won by 2 in the end.I say well done to Fiji...Fiji did turn it around a week later and spanked England in Singapore by thirty.It's big difference when theres 7 against seven - and Fiji being the current world Cup 7's Holders ....did i say twice they won it...did well to come back from a rather big deficit...
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Argentina beat West Germany 3-2 in the final at Mexico City's Estadio Azteca.\n\nGoals:\n\nJose Luis Brown (ARG) 23'\nJose Alberto Valdano (ARG) 55'\nKarl-Heinz Rummenigge (FRG) 74'\nRudi Völler (FRG) 80'\nJorge Burruchaga (ARG) 83'
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We know that Australia will NOT!!!!!!  F'n cheap shots!\n\nTo reply to kaztacular below:\nJust days before Australia's first World Cup match against Japan, the Japan Football Association chairman claimed the Socceroos were "guilty of a lot of dirty fouls" and that "they target ankles in particular."   In the game against Croatia, I'm sure the Croatians would argue that they were victims of this dirty play.
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Just one.\n\nBut look how they were bribed in the tournament.
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No way, 1. that wasn't a penalty\n              2. that wasn't italy\n              3. the extra time was 3 minutes and the penalty was assigned in 95'
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The 1st goal in the 1986 Mexico World Cup \n\nArgentina v England\n\nMaradona scored that goal with his hand. It counted, and created outrage in England, at a politically charged time (Fawkland Island war). \n\nHowever, Maradona also proceeded to score one of the best goals ever for his 2nd goal... The English did not have the heart to talk much about that...  The game ended 2-1 for Argentina...
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1': With less than 30 seconds played Mexico won a corner when Lionel Scaloni sliced over his own bar. From the set piece Jared Borgetti saw a goalbound header deflected over for another corner – this one was comfortably cleared. \n6': But Mexico had certainly started the better of the two sides and emphasised that with the game’s opening goal. Pavel Pardo swung over a fine free-kick, Jared Borgetti back-headed across the six-yard box and captain Marquez drove it home at the back post. (0-1) \n10': The lead lasted just four minutes. Riquelme, celebrating his 28th birthday, saw a 22-yard free-kick deflected for a corner which he himself took and Crespo flicked the ball into the net under pressure from Borgetti. (1-1) \n98':Argentina put together a move which ended with a goal worthy of winning any game. Messi, from a central position midway inside Mexico’s half, played the ball out wide to Sorin. A left-footed delivery picked out Rodriguez on the left-hand edge of the penalty area, he took the ball under control on his chest and on the volley thundered a shot into the top right-hand corner of Sanchez’s net. (2-1) \nGoals: \n4. MARQUEZ Rafael (6')9. CRESPO Hernan (10')18. RODRIGUEZ Maxi (98') \nStats\n ARG                                       MEX  \n   5               Shots on Goal        3 \n  11                     Shots             12 \n  23                     Fouls              28 \n    6              Corner Kicks           5 \n    0                  Free Kicks           0 \n    8                  Offsides               2 \n    0                Own Goals            0 \n    2              Yellow Cards           4 \n    0                 Red Cards            0 \n  51%        Ball Possession       49%
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Ronaldinho's against England in 2002
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2171 fouls committed. Most by Germany - 133 Least by Saudi Arabia - 39\n\nhttp://2002.fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/02/en/t/st/td/tfc/index.html