WORLD CUP
Arena AufSchalke, Gelsenkirchen, Germany
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England
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Portugal
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England
| Line-up | ||
|---|---|---|
| POS | No | Name |
G |
1 | Paul Robinson |
D |
2 | Gary Neville |
D |
3 | Ashley Cole |
D |
5 | Rio Ferdinand |
D |
6 | John Terry |
M |
4 | Steven Gerrard |
M |
7 | David Beckham |
| M | 19 | Aaron Lennon |
| D | 15 | Jamie Carragher |
M |
8 | Frank Lampard |
M |
11 | Joe Cole |
| F | 21 | Peter Crouch |
M |
16 | Owen Hargreaves |
F |
9 | Wayne Rooney |
| Substitutes | ||
| POS | No | Name |
| G | 13 | David James |
| G | 22 | Scott Carson |
| D | 12 | Sol Campbell |
| D | 14 | Wayne Bridge |
| D | 15 | Jamie Carragher |
| M | 17 | Jermaine Jenas |
| M | 18 | Michael Carrick |
| M | 19 | Aaron Lennon |
| M | 20 | Stewart Downing |
| F | 21 | Peter Crouch |
| F | 23 | Theo Walcott |
Portugal
| Line-up | ||
|---|---|---|
| POS | No | Name |
G |
1 | Ricardo |
D |
5 | Fernando Meira |
D |
13 | Miguel |
D |
14 | Nuno Valente |
D |
16 | Ricardo Carvalho |
M |
7 | Luis Figo |
| F | 23 | Hélder Postiga |
M |
8 | Petit |
M |
18 | Maniche |
M |
19 | Tiago |
| M | 10 | Hugo Viana |
F |
9 | Pedro Miguel Pauleta |
| F | 11 | Simão |
F |
17 | Cristiano Ronaldo |
| Substitutes | ||
| POS | No | Name |
| G | 12 | Quim |
| G | 22 | Jorge Paulo Santos |
| D | 2 | Paulo Ferreira |
| D | 3 | Caneira |
| D | 4 | Ricardo Costa |
| M | 10 | Hugo Viana |
| F | 11 | Simão |
| F | 15 | Luis Boa Morte |
| F | 21 | Nuno Gomes |
| F | 23 | Hélder Postiga |
Match Stats
- England
- Portugal
| 13(7) | Shots (on goal) | 26(15) |
| 18 | Fouls | 10 |
| 6 | Corner kicks | 4 |
| 0 | Offsides | 3 |
| 49% | Time of Possession | 51% |
| 2 | Yellow Cards | 2 |
| 1 | Red Cards | 0 |
| 12 | Saves | 9 |
121'
Tough luck on England, well done Portugal. They set up a semi-final against either France or Brazil.
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Scolari embraces Ronaldo as Ferdinand holds his head in his hands as he weeps tears of absolute bitter disappointment.
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So, Eriksson departs as England manager in despair.
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The Portugal players are ecstatic as the England players fall to the ground in disbelief.
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PORTUGAL GO THROUGH AFTER WINNING THE PENALTY SHOOT-OUT!
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POR 2-1 ENG: Defender Carragher has a ton of pressure on his shoulders as he strides up to the ball... Carragher scores, but the referee orders a re-take - he hadn't blown his whistle! Second-time around, Ricardo saves!
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POR 2-1 ENG: Postiga bites his lip as he runs up... great penalty, Portugal take the lead.
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POR 1-1 ENG: Gerrard looks nerveless as he takes the ball from the referee.... but Ricardo guesses right again and paws away.
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POR 1-1 ENG: Petit takes his time as he team-mates wait on the half-way line... but he sends his spot-kick well wide!
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POR 1-1 ENG: Hargreaves has been England's best penalty taker in training... he goes low, Ricardo gets his hands to it, but the ball squirms inside the post.
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POR 1-0 ENG: Viana places the ball very carefully... but he places his shot against the post!
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POR 1-0 ENG: Lampard strides up to the goal confidently. He is a regular taker for Chelsea... but Ricardo guesses right and saves.
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POR 1-0 ENG: Simao is forced to wait a long time as the referee makes notes before the first kick. Simao seems very nervous as he runs up... but buries his penalty in the corner.
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Both sides are in a huddle as they prepare for the coming moments...
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Someone is going to become a hero, and someone a villain in the next ten minutes or so. It is an unbelieveably nervous time for all the players.
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England have been absolutely amazing since Rooney's sending off; they have worked and worked and worked and worked, and managed to hold on for penalties.
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England have lost four penalty shoot-outs in the last 16 years; time for their luck to change?
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ENGLAND SUB: Carragher comes on to replace Lennon; the substitute has been brought off as Eriksson tries to work out who will take his penalties.
117'
Gerrard looks dead on his feet; just three minutes to hold on.
116'
Terry has some treatment on his cramp, but is soon back in the action. England's players take on some liquid during the hold-up.
116'
Terry goes down with cramp; he's got every right to have cramp, considering how hard he and Ferdinand have worked.
116'
Portugal still seem prepared to build-up slowly; they aren't showing a whole lot of urgency.
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This game is right on the knife-edge. It is so, so tense, and could still, genuinely, go either way.
113'
Crouch is doing a fantastic job; he beats a couple of players and sets off towards the penalty area, but the ball just gets stuck under his feet.
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Lennon does brilliantly to get around his man and to the by-line, but he just allows the ball to get away from him and it runs out for a goal-kick.
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Still the England fans cheer on their side; they have been incredible this afternoon.
111'
Carvalho is booked for a poor, late challenge on Neville on the half-way line.
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Gerrard spoons a shot over the bar, but his wayward shot does at least waste a few more valuable seconds.
110'
Scolari is urging his men forward to try and keep some pressure on England.
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Hargreaves is booked for protesting too much about the lack of a penalty when Lennon went down in the area.
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Postiga is caught offside; England slow things down, wasting a little more time.
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England kick off the second period of extra-time.
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Despite being a man down, England have actually caused several nervous moments in the Portuguese defence.
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Huge sighs of relief as Simao over-runs the ball and gifts England a goal-kick.
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England are organised in defence, but every time they repel an attack and clear their lines, the ball comes straight back at them.
100'
This is edge-of-the-seat stuff; so tense, so nerve-wracking.
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Gerrard wins England a free-kick; Ferdinand and Terry walk forward...
98'
Portugal are obviously having most of the ball, but England look organised and committed at the back, and they seem to be frustrating Scolari's men.
97'
Hargreaves' work-rate has been absolutely stunning; his heart must be the size of a camel's.
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Lampard's corner is cleared, but good play from Lennon wins a throw for his country.
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Lampard looks for Crouch at the back post; Meira gets up and nods the ball out for a corner. Lampard runs over to take it...
94'
Crouch wins England a free-kick as Carvalho climbs over him, 35 yards from goal. A shooting chance...
93'
Portugal are really trying to pull the England defence around; they are moving the ball from side to side, trying to find some space.
92'
Ronaldo is finding a lot of space down the right; Ashley Cole needs some support from Gerrard to cope with the threat.
91'
The players have taken on a lot of fluid during the break; have England got enough left in the tank for this next half-hour.
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Portugal kick off the first half of extra-time.
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...Gerrard's corner is sent in to the middle, but Ricardo punches clear...
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...but England maintain the pressure and force another corner...
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...Ricardo punches clear...
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England win a very late corner as Lennon gets down the right. Gerrard is ready to send it in to the middle...
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There is some heroic defending from the England side at the moment; players are throwing themselves at shots and crosses as they try to hold on.
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England are working so very hard to try and cut down all the space; Hargreaves in particular has worked his little socks off.
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PORTUGAL SUB: Postiga replaces Figo; not a popular decision with the fans as the veteran is replaced.
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Crouch is doing a good job up front on his own; he is incredibly isolated, but is making Portugal work and trying to hold up the ball for his team-mates.
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Lennon goes down under a challenge from Maniche; free-kick to England, 30 yards out, dead-centre. Lampard and Gerrard stands over the ball as the Portugal defensive wall arranges itself...
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Viana seems to have taken a finger to his eye; he collapses to the ground and demands treatment, but the referee doesn't stop play.
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Portugal aren't coping with this situation particularly well; they have a man advantage, it is really hot and humid, but they aren't working England at all.
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Ronaldo is playing at centre-forward at the moment, as, very strangely, Portugal haven't got any forwards on the field.
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PORTUGAL SUB: Tiago is replaced by Viana.
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England win a throw, down near the corner flag; Neville hurls the ball in to the middle, but Crouch can't get on the end of it.
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Despite being a man down, England are playing well here; they have lifted their game and lifted the tempo and have got Portugal under a little pressure.
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Ronaldo squeals like a girl as he throws himself to the ground under a challenge from Cole. He is such a frustrating character.
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Portugal win a corner as Simao teases Neville; the corner is half-cleared back to Figo, but he blasts a shot over from a tight angle.
68'
I wonder how England will react to going down to ten men; will they retreat in to their shell and play for extra-time and penalties?
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ENGLAND SUB: Crouch comes on to replace Joe Cole; England have to bring on another striker, to give them some sort of focal point up front.
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Cole is brought down by Meira out on the left touchline.
64'
What an amazing couple of minutes; England are down to ten men after the referee ruled Rooney trod on Carvalho.
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PORTUGAL SUB: Simao is brought on to replace Pauleta.
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The game is just opening up a little now; both sides are finding a little more space than there was in the first period.
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Cole rolls a pass in to the path of Rooney on the edge of the area, but he is tackled as he tries to beat his man.
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The momentum just seems to be with England at the moment; they are penning the Portugese in to their own half.
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Maniche goes down holding his face after a challenge with Hargreaves; replays show it was a blatant dive by the Portugal midfielder.
57'
...Ricardo comes through a crowd and collects well under pressure.
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England win a corner as Gerrard tries to get around Miguel on the outside. Gerrard again stands over the set-piece...
56'
Lennon has great pace and skill down the right flank; if England can get the ball to him, the youngster could be a real threat.
55'
Ronaldo is furious when a throw-in decision goes against him; he throws his arms up in the air and screws up his forehead. Quite the hissy-fit.
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Beckham looks to be in tears on the England bench as he holds his ankle; it doesn't look good for the England captain.
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England win a corner; Gerrard trots over to take it as Ferdinand and Terry go forward...
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Beckham passes the captain's armband to Neville as he is replaced by Lennon.
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ENGLAND SUB: Beckham is replaced by Lennon; the England captain seems to have picked up an ankle injury, and is replaced by the young spritely Lennon.
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Ronaldo throws himself to the ground after passing Neville; he looks to the referee for a free-kick, but the official isn't impressed.
48'
If England don't manage to make the breakthrough, I don't think it will be too long before we see the introduction of Peter Crouch.
47'
England need to keep getting players up to support Rooney if they are to make this breakthrough; Lampard and Gerrard have to push on a little further.
46'
The England fans are greeting the start of the second half with a rendition of "God Save the Queen."
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Portugal kick off the second half. No changes at the break.
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Beckham stands over the set-piece...
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Hargreaves wins his side's first corner as he gets down the left. Beckham stands over the corner...
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Figo and Maniche have had good halves for Portugal; they are dominant in the midfield and look really comfortable on the ball.
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Portugal win a corner when Figo's shot is deflected behind by Lampard; it's the first corner of the game...
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It has been a good first half; both sides have had spells where they have really threatened their opponents' goals.
36'
England's build-up seems a little laboured at times, but at least they are attempting to keep possession.
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Rooney still looks a little isolated up front; he is trying his best to hold the ball up, but is up against two good, strong centre-backs.
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Ferdinand's pass over the top of the defence towards Gerrard is over-hit; Ricardo collects comfortably.
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Hargreaves has started well in his holding midfield role; he has made a few important challenges in his own half, and is working very hard.
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England have two other players on yellow cards, Paul Robinson and Jamie Carragher; the duo can't afford another yellow if they are to avoid being suspended for a potential semi-final. Portugal have Petit, Maniche, Nuno Valente, Ricardo and Luis Figo all walking the disciplinary tight-rope.
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Terry is booked for the challenge as he gets to his feet. That's bad news for Terry; he will miss the semi-final, should England get there.
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Terry and Tiago clash heads as they climb to compete for a high ball. The England man seems to come off worse; he needs treatment from the physio.
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16 years ago this very day, England overcame Cameroon 3-2 in their only other World Cup quarter-final victory on foreign soil, at Italia 90. Is that a good omen? They have made a bright start.
27'
Gerrard's cross-field pass to Cole out on the left wing is just over-hit. Good idea, though.
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Rooney's crunching tackle on Miguel seems to rattle the Portugal full-back; he doesn't look happy at the moment.
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England are again very patient in their build-up; it seems to be a marked decision to try and keep better possession.
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Rooney gets animated about something as he bravely heads the ball off the boot of Miguel on the touchline.
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Figo is sporting a hair band to keep his magnificent jet-black locks off his chissled features. He looks mean, moody and absolutely magnificent.
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England have started really well; they are starting to look really dangerous going forward.
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Cole is penalised for climbing on Miguel as the two challenged for a bouncing ball on the edge of the penalty area.
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England are slowing down the tempo with a spell of possession in their own half, knocking the ball around patiently between the defenders.
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Phil Scolari holds the record for coaching the most number of consecutive wins at the World Cup; he is looking to extend that mark to 12 this afternoon in Gelsenkirchen.
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The referee appears unhappy at something Scolari has done; the official goes across to the touchline to have a word with the Portugal coach.
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England are putting themselves under pressure by giving away needless free-kicks; they need to calm down a little, take a breather.
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Portugal are have a good spell in the England half, and they have them under a little pressure.
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The England fans far out-number the Portuguese fans inside the stadium, and they are making a magnificent din in an effort to spur on their side.
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Hargreaves chops down Ronaldo from behind; he is warned by the referee, who probably considered bringing out his cards for that challenge.
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England have made a bright start; they are getting plenty of players forward to support Rooney, and are getting in behind the Portuguese full-backs.
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England also had their injury doubts, with Lampard and Neville slight doubts; both have recovered and take their place in the starting line-up.
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...Beckham sends a good free-kick in to the middle, but Ricardo comes through a crowd to punch clear.
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Cole is fouled by Petit as he cuts inside from the left wing. Beckham stands over the set-piece as Terry adn Ferdinand trot forward from the back...
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Ronaldo was a big doubt to make the starting line-up this afternoon after picking up a thigh injury in the last-16 clash against Holland earlier in the week. The young winger also missed Portugal's training session on Friday, but has recovered sufficiently to start.
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Portugal are being very patient and studied in their build-up; they are keeping the ball well in midfield, moving England around.
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Ronaldo runs in to Neville and gets his side a free-kick.
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There are a few club clashes on the pitch this afternoon; John Terry, Frank Lampard and Joe Cole come up against Chelsea team-mate Ricardo Carvalho, while Manchester United's Gary Neville, Rio Ferdinand and Wayne Rooney face Cristiano Ronaldo
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The roof has been closed at the AufSchalke Arena, apparently because it causes distracting shadows. But stadium officials insist that this will actually make it cooler down on the pitch, because the the roof is a Teflon-coated and allows air to circulate.
The England team roar out "God Save the Queen". It brings tears to my eyes. The Portuguese anthem is sang with equal gusto as the team stand, arms around each others shoulders, in a beautiful display of solidarity.
Before the national anthems, the two team captains will read out a FIFA declaration against racism in football.
The players are emerging from the tunnel, to a magnificent roar.
Sven and Big Phil will be going through their final speeches to the players; we're just a few minutes from kick-off.