World Cup 2006 Group Stage Review - Phase One - Part Two

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World Cup 2006 Group Stage Review: Phase One - Part Two


Summary:

The World Cup 2006 has kicked off with an impressive start as all 32 teams have completed their first matches. Here's a brief overview of Groups E to H and how the teams are faring.

Group E:

1. Czech Republic - 3 points
2. Italy - 3 points
3. Ghana - 0 points
4. USA - 0 points

The Czech Republic proved their potential as dark horses by defeating the USA. Jan Koller opened the scoring early, with Tomas Rosicky adding two more goals for a decisive win. Italy, known for their slow starts, were quick off the mark, defeating Ghana 2-0 with goals from Andrea Pirlo and Vincenzo Iaquinta.

Group F:

1. Australia - 3 points
2. Brazil - 3 points
3. Croatia - 0 points
4. Japan - 0 points

Japan seemed set for victory against Australia but collapsed late in the game. Shunsuke Nakamura had given Japan the lead, but Tim Cahill’s two goals and John Aloisi's stoppage-time strike secured a dramatic win for the Socceroos. Brazil, the favorites, looked shaky but managed a 1-0 win over Croatia thanks to Kaka’s impressive goal.

Group G:

1. South Korea - 3 points
2. France - 1 point
3. Switzerland - 1 point
4. Togo - 0 points

South Korea faced a scare against Togo, trailing after Mohamed’s goal, but Lee Chun Soo equalized, and Ahn Jung Hwan delivered the winner. France, continuing their goal drought from four years ago, drew 0-0 with Switzerland in a match that didn’t surprise many.

Group H:

1. Spain - 3 points
2. Saudi Arabia - 1 point
3. Tunisia - 1 point
4. Ukraine - 0 points

Spain dismissed their underachiever label with a commanding 4-0 victory over Ukraine, led by goals from Xabi Alonso, David Villa, and Fernando Torres. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia and Tunisia played to a thrilling 2-2 draw. Tunisia took the lead, but Saudi responded with goals from Al Khatani and Sami Al Jaber. Tunisia salvaged a point through Rahdi Jaidi’s stoppage-time header.

Overall, the first matches of the World Cup 2006 have set an exciting tone for the tournament. Stay tuned for more action as teams advance in their quest for glory.

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