Iniesta wins World Cup
In a game when a record number of yellow cards were given and John Heitinga was sent off in extra-time, both sides missed great chances but Andres Iniesta netted in the 116th minute to give European champions Spain their first World Cup title.Iniesta sinks Dutch with late strike
In a game when a record number of yellow cards were given and John Heitinga was sent off in extra-time, both sides missed great chances from Arjen Robben and Cesc Fabregas, but Andres Iniesta netted in the 116th minute to give European champions Spain their first World Cup title.
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SPAIN 1-0 NEDERLAND AFTER 2ND EXTRA TIME . Andres Iniesta. HITS A GOAL FOR SPAIN.SPAIN WINS WORLD CUP FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FIFA HISTORY.SPAIN ARE WORLD CHAMP 2010 .
Heitinga off in extra-time
A record number of yellow cards were given, but the score stayed at 0-0 as Arjen Robben and Cesc Fabregas missed when clean through. In extra-time, John Heitinga was sent off for a pull on Andres Iniesta.1:32 PM | Posted in FIFA 2010 | Read More »
Robben rues double miss
Nine yellow cards were dished out, but the score stayed at 0-0 as Arjen Robben twice missed after he was clean through and, with Sergio Ramos going close, the game went to extra-time. World Cup final chat1:25 PM | Posted in FIFA 2010 | Read More »
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Spain's Fernando Torres has been benched for the World Cup final with Pedro keeping his place, while Netherlands bring back the suspended Gregory Van Der Wiel and Nigel De Jong.11:18 AM | Posted in FIFA 2010 | Read More »
Germany back in front
Sami Khedira has headed Germany into a 3-2 lead against Uruguay in the third-place play-off. Joachim Low's side were 2-1 down following goals from Edinson Cavani and Diego Forlan, but Marcell Jansen pulled them level.1:20 PM | Posted in FIFA 2010 | Read More »
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Cavani replies for Uruguay
Germany's Thomas Muller has drawn level with David Villa and Wesley Sneijder with five goals after scoring in the third-place play-off, but Edinson Cavani has replied for Uruguay after Bastian Schweinsteiger was caught in possession.Cavani replies for Uruguay
Germany's Thomas Muller has drawn level with David Villa and Wesley Sneijder with five goals after scoring in the third-place play-off, but Edinson Cavani has replied for Uruguay after Bastian Schweinsteiger was caught in possession.12:13 PM | Posted in FIFA 2010 | Read More »
0 - 1 Spain
18:30 GMT, July 7, 2010
Durban Stadium, Durban, South Africa
Spain
Durban Stadium, Durban, South Africa
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