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| | Football | Ronaldo fires double to equal Müller record |
 | | A Brazil minus players such as Roberto Carlos, Emerson and Adriano in what, for all the manager's protestations, looked to be a changed 4-2-3-1 set-up, certainly produced their most inventive and intricate display of this campaign as they recovered from the shock of falling behind to overwhelm Japan. |
 | | Ronaldinho was frequently involved and some of the interplay featuring him, Robinho, Kaka and Ronaldo was excellent, only Yoshi Kawaguchi's saves helping to prevent a bigger victory. |
 | | But for five saves by Kawaguchi in the opening 22 minutes, a dominant Brazil could have been out of sight before they fell behind. |
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