World Cup Results: Day 19

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Spain 1, Portugal 0

David Villa scored for a third true diversion as a European champions finished Cristiano Ronaldo as well as Portugals World Cup dreams in a last round of sixteen matchup.

There wasnt much movement in a opening stages as Portugal seemed happy to concur possession though refused to concur a goal. The initial 45 mins finished scoreless though after a restart Portuguese goalkeeper Eduardo was tested regularly as a Spanish offense poured forward. Fernando Llorente could have opened a scoring upon a hour symbol when his close-range header was brilliantly saved by Eduardo.

Three mins later, Villa put a Spaniards ahead when he put his own rebound in to a roof of a net. Portugal couldnt find a equalizer as well as their dreams were all though finished when Ricardo Costa was sent off controversially in a 88th minute. Replays were inconclusive upon whether or not Costa essentially elbowed Joan Capdevila though a label was produced nonetheless.!

< strong>Paraguay 0, Japan 0 (Paraguay wins 5-3 upon PKs)

Paraguay emerged winning from a initial penalty-kick shootout of a World Cup.

Japans categorical chance came in a 22nd notation when Daisuke Matsui hit a crossbar from thirty yards out. Six mins later, Roque Santa Cruz had a sitter 10 yards from idea off a corner though put a shot wide.

The rest of a diversion offering few chances as well as a compare changed to penalty kicks with Paraguay kicking first. Edgar Barreto, Yasuhito Endo, Lucas Barrios, Makoto Hasebe as well as Cristian Riveros any put home their mark kicks in fast succession. Then Yuichi Komano hit a crossbar upon Japans third penalty kick. The next dual flog takers scored as well as Oscar Cardozo scored upon a last mark flog to put Paraguay through.



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