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In the News (Sat 26 May 12)
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 CNN.com - Saudi coach goes after qualifying - Dec 20, 2005
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia -- Saudi Arabia have sacked their Argentine coach Gabriel Calderon after he led them to the 2006 World Cup finals by topping their Asian qualifying group ahead of South Korea.
His deputy will be Nasser al-Jawhar, who coached the Saudi team at the 2002 World Cup where they lost 8-0 to Germany, 3-0 to Ireland and 1-0 to Cameroon.
Brazilian Marcos Paqueta was announced as his replacement by the Saudi federation on Tuesday.
edition.cnn.com /2005/SPORT/football/12/20/saudi.coach   (202 words)

  
 ContiSoccerWorld - Qualification for the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™: Rest of the World
The 32-year-old, recalled at the beginning of this year by the new Argentine coach Gabriel Calderón (1990 FIFA World Cup™ runner-up as a player), scored two goals in the 9th and 60th minutes, thus ensuring his country was on the road to a fourth successive FIFA World Cup™ final.
The Asian Football Confederation, AFC, has 45 member countries and may send four or five teams to the FIFA World Cup™ finals.  With one playing day remaining before the conclusion of the third and decisive group phase, four FIFA World Cup™ places have already been decided.
After the conclusion of the first two rounds, the six remaining teams meet in one round-robin group with home and away matches between February 9 and October 12, 2005.
www.conti-online.com /generator/www/de/en/continental/contisoccerworld/themes/03_2006_fifa_world_cup/01_qualification/wm_quali_restwelt_en.html   (1103 words)

  
 news - WORLD CUP 2006: Injury jinx hits Argentina
Gabriel Heinze, Javier Mascherano, Javier Saviola and Javier Zanetti have all fallen foul of Argentina's injury jinx, having been ruled out for the games against Peru and Uruguay next month as well as the two friendly matches that the Argentine Football Association (AFA) has organised for November, against England in Geneva and Egypt in Cairo.
Another long-term casualty is central midfielder Mascherano, who will be forced to spend what remains of 2005 on the sidelines.
A recent spate of injuries has cut a swathe through Pekerman's squad, with four players already due to miss the last two South American qualifying games for the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™.
feeds.theeuropenews.net /?rid=6a33e673002064ec&cat=88176adfdf246af5&f=1   (915 words)

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