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  • Togolese see Argentina's victory as no surprise
    02 june 2002 20:33:00
    Lome- Togo (PANA) -- "The victory of Argentina over Nigeria is no surprise", declared Gerson Kodjo Dobou, Vice-president of Agaza Omnisports de Lomé, a first division club. Full text...

  • Zimbabwe thrash Madagascar in World Qualifying rugby match
    02 june 2002 20:26:00
    Harare- Zimbabwe (PANA) -- The Zimbabwe national rugby team thrashed Madagascar 52-3 in its own backyard Sunday in a World Cup qualifying match, brightening hopes for a first ever qualification for the competition. Full text...

  • Senegalese community in Paris celebrate football victory
    02 june 2002 20:21:00
    Paris- France (PANA) -- Barbès and Château-Rouge, two popular communities in the 8th district of Paris where thousands of Senegalese and migrant workers live and congregate, celebrated for nearly 24 hours after the Lions of Teranga gave the tri- colour cocks "a slap in the face". Full text...

  • Burkinabe fans angry over performance of Indomitable Lions
    02 june 2002 20:04:00
    Ouagadougou- Burkina Faso (PANA) -- Fans in Ouagadougou Saturday were fuming over Cameroon's draw with Ireland 1-1 as the Indomitable Lions were hailed favourites. Full text...

  • Benin rallies for African teams
    02 june 2002 19:50:00
    Cotonou- Benin (PANA) -- Though their country is not among those at the football World Cup, Benin's fans have actively mobilised to support Africa's teams. Full text...

  • France and Cameroon lost to the 'favourite complex'
    02 june 2002 19:15:00
    Bujumbura- Burundi (PANA) -- The unexpected defeat of defending World champions France to newcomers Senegal (0-1), and the draw between Cameroon and Ireland (1-1), are the first lessons of World Cup 2002 that began Friday in Asia, sports enthusiasts in Bujumbura said. Full text...

  • Super Eagles of Nigeria go to campsite in Kobe with optimism
    02 june 2002 18:26:00
    Kashima City- Japan (PANA) -- In spite of the setback of an early defeat, the Super Eagles are still very optimistic of advancing in the World Cup. Full text...

  • Batistuta's goal ends Onigbinde's unbeaten runs
    02 june 2002 17:23:00
    Kashima City- Japan (PANA) -- It is very rare for a team to walk tall and gain admiration in defeat. Full text...

  • Wade dedicates square in Dakar to national football squad
    02 june 2002 16:53:00
    Dakar- Senegal (PANA) -- Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade Saturday inaugurated a square in Dakar named "La Promenade des Lions" (The Lions' Promenade), depicting a panoramic screen and a statue, "Le Lion qui Gagne" (the winning lion). Full text...

  • Coach says Nigeria must win remaining two matches
    02 june 2002 15:20:00
    Kashima City- Japan (PANA) -- Nigeria's coach, Adegboye Onigbinde said on Sunday that Nigeria must win their two remaining games if they have any ambition of staying on in the ongoing 2002 Korea/Japan World Cup. Full text...

  • South Africa's equaliser sets Kampala in rapture
    02 june 2002 15:04:00
    Kampala- Uganda (PANA) -- Worshipers in a suburban Kampala church became rapturous and interrupted a Sunday service when cell phones buzzed with a short message that South Africa had earned a draw with Paraguay. Full text...

  • Raul leads Spain in teaching newcomers Slovenia a 3-1 lesson
    02 june 2002 14:49:00
    Gwangju- South Korea (PANA) -- Spanish superstar Gonzalez Raul struck in the 44th minute to lead Spain's 3-1 victory over newcomers Slovenia in Sunday's World Cup match played in Gwangju, South Korea. Full text...

  • Nigerians Still Hopeful despite Team's Loss
    02 june 2002 13:11:00
    Lagos- Nigeria (PANA) -- After England and Sweden drew 1-1 in the second group F World Cup match Sunday, Nigerian fans were hopeful their national team will advance to the second round despite their 1-0 defeat to Argentina. Full text...

  • Last minute goal gives Spain 1-0 lead over Slovenia at half
    02 june 2002 12:48:00
    Gwangju- South Korea (PANA) -- Spanish superstar Gonzalez Raul struck in the 44th minute to put Spain ahead of Slovenia in their Sunday World Cup match played in Gwangju, South Korea. Full text...

  • Senegal's Lions warm up for second game in Daegu
    02 june 2002 12:23:00
    Daegu- South Korea (PANA) -- Senegal's Lions of Teranga have arrived here to start warming up for their second World Cup match on Thursday when they take on Denmark. Full text...

  • England and Sweden settle for 1-1 draw in tough match
    02 june 2002 12:11:00
    Saitama- Japan (PANA) -- England and Sweden settled for a 1-1 draw in a hard-fought World Cup match played Sunday in Saitama, Japan. Full text...

  • South Africa, Paraguay share points with 2-2 draw
    02 june 2002 11:58:00
    Busan- South Korea (PANA) -- A highly spirited South African team came from a two-goal deficit in the second half to end with a 2-2 draw with Paraguay Sunday in World Cup match played in Busan, South Korea. Full text...

  • Paraguay leads South Africa 1-0 in first half
    02 june 2002 11:57:00
    Busan- South Korea (PANA) -- A Paraguay free-kick from just outside South Africa's goal area earned the South Americans a 1-0 lead in their opening World Cup match against the Bafana Bafana Sunday in Busan, South Korea. Full text...

  • South Africa come from behind to level 2-2 against Paraguay
    02 june 2002 11:48:00
    Busan- South Korea (PANA) -- Quinton Fortune scored a last minute penalty to level the score for South Africa who came from two goals behind to secure a draw in their World Cup opener against Paraguay on Sunday. Full text...

  • England leads Sweden 1-0 at half time
    02 june 2002 10:54:00
    Saitama- Japan (PANA) -- England's pressure on their Swedish counterparts yielded a 1-0 lead after the first half of their World Cup match being played Sunday Saitama, Japan. Full text...

  • Argentina beat Nigeria 1-0 in their first match
    02 june 2002 08:00:00
    Ibaraki- Japan (PANA) -- Nigerian goalkeeper Ike Shorunmu's heroic performance were not enough to save the Super Eagles from losing 1-0 to determined Argentina when the two sides clashed in a World Cup match in Ibaraki, Japan, Sunday. Full text...

  • Nigeria, Argentina end first half goal-less
    02 june 2002 06:48:00
    Ibaraki- Japan (PANA) -- Nigeria and Argentina Sunday ended the first half of their World Cup match in the Japanese city of Ibaraki without any scores, a sign of the well-balanced play of the two sides. Full text...

  • Senegal's victory makes headlines in Algeria
    01 june 2002 19:41:00
    Algiers- Algeria (PANA) -- Algerian newspapers Saturday seized on Senegal's 1-0 victory over defending champions France Friday at the opening match of the 2002 World Cup in Seoul, South Korea. Full text...

  • Cameroonian coach still optimistic about squad
    01 june 2002 18:39:00
    Niigata- Japan (PANA) -- Cameroonian soccer coach, Winfried Schaffer, said Saturday he remained optimistic about his team despite its 1-1 draw with Ireland in their Group E match at the ongoing World Cup tournament. Full text...

  • Kenyan press salutes Senegal for downing France
    01 june 2002 18:37:00
    Nairobi- Kenya (PANA) -- Kenyan newspapers Saturday praised Senegal for pipping defending champions France 1-0 in Friday's World Cup opening match in Seoul, South Korea. Full text...

  • Disturbing signs in Cameroon's World Cup Camp
    01 june 2002 18:35:00
    Niigata- Japan (PANA) -- All is not well within the Cameroonian camp at the 2002 World Cup despite the outward semblance of serenity, inside sources said. Full text...

  • Two Tunisian World Cup players injured
    01 june 2002 18:34:00
    Tunis- Tunisia (PANA) -- Two players in Tunisia's World Cup team are nursing injuries ahead of the team's first match against Russia Wednesday in Kobe, Japan, the local press reported Saturday. Full text...

  • Denmark beat Uruguay 2-1 in World Cup tie
    01 june 2002 18:32:00
    Dakar- Senegal (PANA) -- John Dahl Tomasson scored the two goals in Denmark's 2-1 win over Uruguay at their World Cup match Saturday. Full text...

  • Ugandan auctions house to buy TV set and watch World Cup
    01 june 2002 15:10:00
    Masaka- Uganda (PANA) -- A man in the southern Ugandan district of Masaka has sold his house for 571 US dollars to buy a television set and watch the ongoing World Cup finals in South Korea and Japan. Full text...

  • Germany massacre Saudi Arabia 8-0 in one-sided match
    01 june 2002 14:53:00
    Sapporo- Japan (PANA) -- German striker Miroslav Klose's hat-trick helped Germany to destroy hapless Saudi Arabia 8-0 in a one-sided 2002 World Cup match played in Sapporo, Japan, Saturday. Full text...

  • Former South African cricket captain dies in plane crash
    01 june 2002 14:46:00
    Cape Town- South Africa (PANA) -- Former South African cricket captain Hansie Cronje, who stunned the sporting world two years ago when he admitted accepting money from bookmakers, died Saturday in plane crash in the Western Cape. Full text...

  • Irish fans tip Nigeria over England
    01 june 2002 14:31:00
    Tokyo- Japan (PANA) -- Though the English press have written off Nigeria as being incapable of advancing to the next round from Group F, Irish soccer fans say the Super Eagles will pull through at the expense of England. Full text...

  • Morocco's El-Guerrouj to gun for athletics grand slam
    01 june 2002 13:58:00
    Nairobi- Kenya (PANA) -- The World's greatest miler, Morocco's Hicham El Guerrouj, has set his eyes on the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Golden League Jackpot. Full text...

  • Pundits in Togo say Cameroon underestimated Ireland
    01 june 2002 13:43:00
    Lome- Togo (PANA) -- Togolese sports commentators Saturday chided the Cameroonian side for being too full of itself, after the African champions drew 1-1 with Ireland in their Group E World Cup tie in Niigata, Japan. Full text...

  • Nigerian papers celebrate Senegal's World Cup win
    01 june 2002 13:37:00
    Lagos- Nigeria (PANA) -- Putting the rivalry between the national soccer teams of Nigeria and Senegal aside, at least for now, Nigerian papers Saturday joined the country's soccer fans in a continuous celebration of Senegal's huge upset of world champion France in their 2002 World Cup opener in Seoul on Friday. Full text...

  • Germany overwhelm Saudi Arabia 4-0 after first half
    01 june 2002 13:07:00
    Sapporo- Japan (PANA) -- With their 2002 World Cup match in Sapporo, Japan currently into the second half, Germany is leading Saudi Arabia 4-0. Full text...

  • Thumbs up for Senegal in British Press
    01 june 2002 13:00:00
    London- UK (PANA) -- Senegal's demolition of reigning world champions France in the opening 2002 World Cup match Friday has won for the squad some very positive comments in the British press. Full text...

  • President Obasanjo urges Nigeria's Eagles to win World Cup
    01 june 2002 12:51:00
    Abuja- Nigeria (PANA) -- As Nigeria's Super Eagles prepare for their 2002 World Cup opener against Argentina Sunday, President Olusegun Obasanjo has asked the team to strive to win the much- coveted trophy. Full text...

  • Germany overwhelm Saudi Arabia 4-0 after first half
    01 june 2002 12:48:00
    Sapporo- Japan (PANA) -- With 45 minutes to go, Germany has taken a big 4-0 lead over Saudi Arabia in their 2002 World Cup match being played in Sapporo, Japan, Saturday. Full text...

  • Kenyans satisfied with Cameroon-Ireland draw
    01 june 2002 12:07:00
    Nairobi- Kenya (PANA) -- Kenyans have expressed satisfaction with Cameroon's one-all draw with Ireland in Saturday's World Cup match in Niigata, Japan arguing that those who expected the Cameroonians to run over their opponents were expecting too much, as the Irish were no pushovers. Full text...

  • Kenyans satisfied with Cameroon-Ireland draw
    01 june 2002 12:06:00
    Nairobi- Kenya (PANA) -- Kenyans have expressed satisfaction with Cameroon's one-all draw with Ireland in Saturday's World Cup match in Niigata, Japan arguing that those who expected the Cameroonians to run over their opponents were expecting too much, as the Irish were no pushovers. Full text...

  • Denmark beats Uruguay 2-1 in fast-paced match
    01 june 2002 11:46:00
    Ulsan- South Korea (PANA) -- In a fast-paced match, Denmark scored in the 45th and 83rd minutes to beat Uruguay 2-1 during their Group A debut at the 2002 World Cup finals played in the South Korean city of Ulsan. Full text...

  • Cameroon disappoints fans in Uganda
    01 june 2002 11:05:00
    Kampala- Uganda (PANA) -- Fans in Kampala expressed disappointment Saturday after Cameroon drew 1-1 with little-rated Ireland in their opening Group E match at the 2002 World Cup finals in Japan. Full text...

  • Kenyans satisfied with Cameroon-Ireland 1-1 draw
    01 june 2002 10:59:00
    Nairobi- Kenya (PANA) -- Kenyans have expressed satisfaction with Cameroon's one-all draw with the Republic of Ireland in Saturday's World Cup match in Niigata, Japan. Full text...

  • Denmark, Uruguay deadlocked at 1-1 as match continues
    01 june 2002 10:30:00
    Ulsan- South Korea (PANA) -- In a fast-paced half of their Group A match, Denmark scored in the 45th minute to go ahead of Uruguay Saturday during their first encounter in the South Korean city of Ulsan. Full text...

  • Ireland holds Cameroon to a 1-1 draw
    01 june 2002 09:46:00
    Niigata- Japan (PANA) -- Cameroon and Ireland Saturday drew 1-1 in their first 2002 World Cup match played in Niigata, Japan. Full text...

  • Cameroon leads 1-0 against Ireland after first half
    01 june 2002 07:44:00
    Niigata- Japan (PANA) -- Cameroon is leading Ireland 1-0 in their 2002 World Cup match being played in Niigata, Japan Saturday. Full text...

  • Senegal's Fadiga receives excuses and gift from Daegu shop
    31 may 2002 23:56:00
    Seoul- South Korea (PANA) -- A few days after making headlines for allegedly shop-lifting a necklace, Senegalese striker Khalilou Fadiga was Friday reported to have received excuses and a gift from the Daegu shop where he is said to have "stolen" the item "in a stupid bet. Full text...

  • El-Hadji Diouf named best player in France-Senegal match
    31 may 2002 23:07:00
    Seoul- South Korea (PANA) -- African Footballer of the Year, El-Hadji Ousseynou Diouf of Senegal, was named best player in his country's shock victory over defending champions, France at the World Cup opener in Seoul, South Korea, Friday. Full text...

  • What next for Hayatou after FIFA defeat (Analysis)
    31 may 2002 22:53:00
    Nairobi- Kenya (PANA) -- After failing in his bid to capture the Internation Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) presidency, Cameroon's Issa Hayatou should now concentrate on developing soccer in Africa. Full text...

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