Football: The Complete Guide to France '98
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Scotland 1 Norway 1
GROUP A: PARC LESCURE, BORDEAUX. ATTENDANCE: 30,236
Goal: Burley 66
Yellow cards: 2 (Durie, Jackson)
Red cards: 0
Corners: 7
Offside: 3
Free-kicks (against): 9
Coach: Craig Brown
Goal: H Flo 46
Yellow cards: 2 (Rekdal, Berg)
Red cards: 0
Corners: 2
Offside: 1
Free-kicks (against): 22
Coach: Egil Olsen
Running commentary
1 min: Forceful long run and cut in by Durie.
3 min: Dailly comes in at far post. Heads dangerously across goal.
6 min: Good possessional, confidence-building play by Scotland.
12 min: Powerful header curls narrowly wide from Durie. Deft cross by Gallacher.
16 min: Strong penalty appeal by Durie as Bjornebye brings him down. Referee decides offence is inches outside area.
19 min: Durie again wins ball in air. Heads back across goal. Gallacher off balance.
23 min: Yellow card Durie (reckless late tackle on Riseth).
27 min: Leighton and Hendry important block at near post from Strand.
37 min: Durie high over defence but Grodas safely catches.
37 min: Solbakken misses Norway's best opportunity, blasting off target from in front.
39 min: Norway forced to defend on goal line.
44 min: Grodas out to intercept Jackson breakaway.
46 min: Scotland caught by Norway's break after free-kick appeal rejected. Havard Flo heads Norway in to the lead from Riseth's cross.
49 min: Ball flies ominously across Scottish goal. Scots reeling.
53 min: Yellow card Rekdal (for a foul on Collins).
55 min: Yellow card Jackson (late challenge). He misses next match.
58 min: Yellow card Berg (offensive challenge on Dailly).
66 min: Burley equalises. Sweetly lifts ball over Grodas after successful route one effort by Scots.
71 min: Dailly close with strong header from corner.
73 min: Scots back in charge. Burley cracks fierce shot. Grodas concedes corner.
83 min: Durie drifts beyond far post. Header drops to Grodas.
84 min: Scots survive late, unlikely penalty appeal.
MONDAY'S LATE MATCH
Germany 2 USA 0
GROUP F: PARC DES PRINCES, PARIS. ATTENDANCE: 43,815
Goal: Moller 8, Klinsmann 64
Yellow cards: 3 (Jeremies, Hamann, Heinrich)
Red cards: 0
Corners: 6
Offside: 1
Free-kicks (against): 17
Coach: Berti Vogts
Goals: 0
Yellow cards: 2 (Hejduk, Pope)
Red cards: 0
Corners: 4
Offside: 4
Free-kicks (against): 12
Coach: Steve Sampson
Running commentary
3 min: Americans clog goal area but, significantly, Bierhoff gets in close header.
8 min: Klinsmann rises high from corner to head forward for Moller to head in without serious opposition.
14 min: Moller drives stinging low shot that Keller holds well to restore some confidence. 21 min: Moller and Kohler move through American midfield as if it does not exist.
24 min: Important clearing punch by Keller. 27 min: Bierhoff finds yards of space as ball comes over shoulder. Shoots close.
28 min: Yellow card Jeremies (foul on Jones).
29 min: American's first positive shot on goal, from Deering, ends safely in hands of Kopke.
36 min: Heinrich crosses low. Defenders miss ball - so does Klinsmann.
39 min: Four Americans forward. A rare occurence.
42 min: Germans queue up for centre that never comes, leaving US still in game - just.
49 min: Hassler injures leg - limps off.
50 min: Yellow card Hejduk (rash tackle after only just coming on).
52 min: Hejduk recompenses with brave header. Diving save from Kopke who needs to defend his line for second one.
59 min: Klinsmann finds some space in area to meet Kohler's centre. Hits wide from near post.
64 min: Master's touch by Klinsmann to chest down and hit net after pin- point long pass from Bierhoff on wing.
76 min: Yellow card Hamann (poorly timed tackle on Hejduk).
83 min: Yellow card Heinrich (foul on Jones).
85 min: Yellow card Pope (rustic tackle on Klinsmann).
Chile v Austria
CHILE
1 Nelson Tapia Universidad Catolica
2 Cristian Castaneda Univ de Chile
3 Ronald Fuentes Univ de Chile
4 Francisco Rojas Colo Colo
5 Javier Margas Univ Catolica
6 Pedro Reyes Colo Colo
7 Nelson Parraguez Univ Catolica
8 Clarence Acuna Univ de Chile
9 Ivan Zamorano Inter
10 Jose Sierra Colo Colo
11 Marcelo Salas River Plate
12 Marcelo Ramirez Colo Colo
13 Manuel Neira Colo Colo
14 Miguel Ramirez Univ Catolica
15 Moises Villarroel Wanderers
16 Mauricio Aros Univ de Chile
17 Marcelo Vega NY/NJ Metrostars
18 Luis Musrri Univ de Chile
19 Fernando Cornejo Univ Catolica
20 Fabian Estay Toluca
21 Rodrigo Barrera Univ de Chile
22 Carlos Tejas Coquimbo
Coach: Nelson Acosta
TEAM NEWS
CHILE: Striker Marcelo Salas is fit after a thigh strain and will partner Ivan Zamorano up front again.
AUSTRIA: Striker Ivica Vastic may replace midfielder Andreas Herzog. Sweeper Wolfgang Feiersinger and midfielder Heimo Pfeifenberger will be fit after muscle strains.
Previous meeting: 17 Jun 1982 (Oviedo, World Cup finals): Austria 1 Chile 0.
AUSTRIA
1 Michael Konsel Roma
2 Markus Schopp Sturm Graz
3 Peter Schottel Rapid Vienna
4 Anton Pfeffer Austria Vienna
5 Wolfgang Feiersinger Dortmund
6 Walter Kogler Cannes
7 Mario Haas Sturm Graz
8 Heimo Pfeifenberger Bremen
9 Ivica Vastic Sturm Graz
10 Andreas Herzog Bremen
11 Martin Amerhauser SV Salzburg
12 Martin Hiden Leeds Utd
13 Harald Cerny 1860 Munich
14 Hannes Reinmayr Sturm Graz
15 Arnold Wetl Rapid Vienna
16 Franz Wohlfahrt VfB Stuttgart
17 Roman Mahlich Sturm Graz
18 Peter Stoger Linz ASK
19 Anton Polster Cologne
20 Andreas Heraf Rapid Vienna
21 Wolfgang Knaller Austria Vienna
22 Dietmar Kuhbauer Real Sociedad
Coach: Herbert Prohaska
Italy v Cameroon
ITALY
1 Francesco Toldo Fiorentina
2 Giuseppe Bergomi Internazionale
3 Paolo Maldini Milan
4 Fabio Cannavaro Parma
5 Alessandro Costacurta Milan
6 Alessandro Nesta Lazio
7 Gianluca Pessotto Juventus
8 Moreno Torricelli Juventus
9 Demetrio Albertini Milan
10 Alessandro Del Piero Juventus
11 Dino Baggio Parma
12 Gianluca Pagliuca Internazionale
13 Alessandro Cois Fiorentina
14 Luigi Di Biagio Roma
15 Angelo Di Livio Juventus
16 Roberto Di Matteo Chelsea
17 Francesco Moriero Internazionale
18 Roberto Baggio Bologna
19 Filippo Inzaghi Juventus
20 Enrico Chiesa Parma
21 Christian Vieri Atletico Madrid
22 Gianluigi Buffon Parma
Coach: Cesare Maldini
TEAM NEWS
ITALY: Cesare Maldini's main selection dilemma is whether to retain the two-man Roberto Baggio and Christian Vieri attack or add Alessandro Del Piero, recovered from a groin injury, as well.
CAMEROON: No new injury worries and an unchanged line-up is probable.
Previous meeting: 23 Jun 1982 (Vigo, World Cup finals): Italy 1 Cameroon 1.
CAMEROON
1 Jacques Songo'o La Coruna
2 Joseph Elanga Tonnerre Yaounde
3 Pierre Wome Lucchese
4 Rigobert Song Metz
5 Raymond Kalla Panahaiki
6 Pierre Njanka Racing Bafoussam
7 Francois Omam Biyik Sampdoria
8 Didier Angibeaud Nice
9 Alphonse Tchami Hertha Berlin
10 Patrick Mboma Gamba Osaka
11 Samuel Eto'o Leganes
12 Lavriano Etame Levante
13 Jouan Abanda
14 Augustine Simo St Etienne
15 Joseph Ndo Cotonsport Garoua
16 William Andem Boavista
17 Michel Pensee Ilhwa Chunma
18 Samuel Ipoua Rapid Vienna
19 Marcel Mahouve Montpellier
20 Salomon Olembe Nantes
21 Joseph-Desire Job Lyons
22 Alioum Boukar Vanspor
Coach: Claude Le Roy
GOALSCORERS
TWO GOALS
Group B
Marcelo Salas (Chile)
Group E
Luis Hernandez (Mexico)
ONE GOAL
Group A
Cesar Sampaio (Brazil)
John Collins (Scotland)
Craig Burley (Scotland)
Dan Eggen (Norway)
Havard Flo (Norway)
Moustafa Hadji (Morocco)
Abdeljilil Hadda (Morocco)
Group B
Christian Vieri (Italy)
Roberto Baggio (Italy)
Pierre Njanka (Cameroon)
Toni Polster (Austria)
Group C
Marc Rieper (Denmark)
Christophe Dugarry (France)
Thierry Henry (France)
Group D
Fernando Hierro (Spain)
Raul (Spain)
Mutiu Adepoju (Nigeria)
Garba Lawal (Nigeria)
Sunday Oliseh (Nigeria)
Group E
Ha Seok-ju (South Korea)
Ricardo Pelaez (Mexico)
Group F
Jurgen Klinsmann (Germany)
Andreas Moller (Germany)
Sinisa Mihajlovic (Yugoslavia)
Group G
Alan Shearer (England)
Paul Scholes (England)
Adrian Ilie (Romania)
Group H
Mario Stanic (Croatia)
Robert Prosinecki (Croatia)
Davor Suker (Croatia)
Robbie Earle (Jamaica)
Gabriel Batistuta (Argentina)
OWN GOALS
Tommy Boyd (Scotland)
Youssef Chippo (Morocco)
Pierre Issa (South Africa)
RED AND YELLOW CARDS
RED CARDS
Group E
Ha Seok-ju (South Korea) v Mex
Patrick Kluivert (Netherlands) v Bel
Group D
Anatoli Nankov (Bulgaria) v Par
YELLOW CARDS
Group A
Cesar Sampaio (Brazil) v Sco
Aldair (Brazil) v Sco
Darren Jackson (2) (Scotland) v Brazil; v Morocco. Misses next match.
Gordon Durie (Scotland) v Mor
Said Chiba (Morocco) v Nor
Kjetil Rekdal (Norway) v Sco
Henning Berg (Norway) v Sco
Group B
Angelo Di Livio (Italy) v Chile
Fabio Cannavaro (Italy) v Chile
Nelson Parraguez (Chile) v It
Clarence Acuna (Chile) v It
Francisco Rojas (Chile) v It
Samuel Ipoua (Cameroon) v Aut
Anton Pfeffer (Austria) v Cam
Group C
Morten Wieghorst (Den) v S Arabia
Marc Rieper (Den) v S Arabia
Allan Nielsen (Den) v S Arabia
Khalid Al-Muwallid (S Arabia) v Den
Emmanuel Petit (France) v SA
Didier Deschamps (France) v SA
Zinedine Zidane (France) v SA
Willem Jackson (South Africa) v Fr
Group D
Miguel Benitez (Paraguay) v Bul
Anatoli Nankov (Bulgaria) v Par
Hristo Stoichkov (Bulgaria) v Par
Trifon Ivanov (Bulgaria) v Par
Guillermo Amor (Spain) v Nigeria
Miguel Angel Nadal (Spain) v Nigeria
Ivan Campo (Spain) v Nigeria
Uche Okechukwu (Nigeria) v Sp
Group E
Jaime Ordiales (Mex) v S Korea
Alberto Garcia Aspe (Mex) v S Korea
Lorenzo Staelens (Belgium) v Neth
Eric Deflandre (Belgium) v Neth
Group F
Zeljko Petrovic (Yugoslavia) v Iran
Dragan Stojkovic (Yuguslavia) v Iran
Jens Jeremies (Germany) v USA
Dietmar Hamann (Germany) v USA
Joerg Heinrich (Germany) v USA
Frankie Hejduk (USA) v Ger
Eddie Pope (USA) v Ger
Group G
Sol Campbell (England) v Tun
Jose Clayton (Tunisia) v Eng
Imed Ben Younes (Tunisia) v Eng
Kais Godhbane (Tunisia) v Eng
Jose Santa (Colombia) v Rom
Iulian Filipescu (Romania) v Col
Dorinel Munteanu (Romania) v Col
Dan Petrescu (Romania) v Col
Group H
Masami Ihara (Japan) v Arg
Eisuke Nakanishi (Japan) v Arg
Takashi Hirano (Japan) v Arg
Zvonimir Soldo (Croatia) v Jam
Dario Simic (Croatia) v Jam
Deon Burton (Jamaica) v Croa
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