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<span class="vitstoryheadline">Shots on goal</span>
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<span class="vitstorydate">06/11/2002</span>
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<span class="vitstorybyline">By STEVE DAVIS / The Dallas Morning News</span>
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SHOTS ON GOAL</b></font>
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    <b>Hidden blunder: </b>Jeff Agoos is getting blamed for South Korea's 
    goal. But wait! Didn't that long service drop at the edge of the six-yard 
    box? That is the goalkeeper's ball! Brad Friedel was spectacular all day, 
    but was tentative there and more culpable than Agoos.

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      <b>Top forward: </b>Pauleta collected the rare World Cup hat trick as a 
      suddenly wide-awake Portugal crushed Poland, 4-0. Germany's Miroslav 
      Klose has the tournament's only other hat trick.
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      <b>NAFTA special: </b>As the United States and Mexico push forward, 
      chances increase that the regional rivals will clash in the second 
      round. The winners and runners-up from their groups meet in the round of 
      16.
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      <b>Best case, viewing wise: </b>If they finish first in Group D, the 
      Americans would meet the Group G runner-up. It also would make local 
      fans happy. They would play at the more manageable time of 6:30 a.m. 
      Tuesday. Finishing second, the Americans would play at 1:30 a.m. Monday.
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      <b>Matters to watch: </b>Yellow card accumulation now becomes 
      meaningful; two yellow cards mandate a one-game suspension. U.S. players 
      currently carrying yellow cards: DaMarcus Beasley, Jeff Agoos and 
      Frankie Hejduk.
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GOLAZO!</font></b>
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    Lots of Cup watchers wondered if the Tunisians even had a goal in them. 
    Boom! Raouf Bouzaiene strikes a marvelous, bending free kick over 
    Belgium's wall and, just like that, Tunisia remains alive following a 1-1 
    draw.
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