World Football Challenge

Rojas scores winning penalty for America to top Inter

July 19, 2009
STANFORD, Calif. -- Oscar Rojas scored the winning goal in the shootout and Club America defeated Inter Milan 5-4 on penalty kicks to take the first match of the inaugural World Football Championship on Sunday.

Ivan Ramiro Cordoba scored a goal in the 60th minute for Inter Milan to tie the match 1-1.

Club America took a 1-0 lead in the 51st minute when midfielder Juan Carlos Silva took a corner kick from Pavel Pardo and slammed a left-footed shot past goalkeeper Vid Belec.
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2009 World Football Challenge

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Four international soccer powerhouses compete in the inaugural World Football Challenge. The tournament will be held on U.S. soil from July 19-26. All games will be aired live on the ESPN network.

Previews:

• Hush: World Football Challenge overview

Matches:

Club America vs. Inter
Stanford Stadium, Palo Alto, Calif.

• Preview | Recap | Box score
• McIntyre: Ibrahimovic makes surprise appearance

Chelsea vs. Inter
Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Calif.

• Preview | Recap | Box score
• Firchau: Students trump the master

AC Milan vs. Club America
Georgia Dome, Atlanta

• Preview | Recap
• Galarcep: Club America spoils Onyewu's debut for Milan

AC Milan vs. Chelsea
M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore

• Preview | Recap | Box score
• Galarcep: Ancelotti all smiles as Chelsea tops Milan

AC Milan vs. Inter
Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, Mass.

• Preview | Recap
• Mosse: A taste of Italy in Foxborough

Chelsea vs. Club America
Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas

• Preview | Recap
• Davis: Chelsea wraps up U.S. tour with WFC title

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