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July 5, 1994
Brazil and Netherlands move on to quarterfinals
Late minute
goal by Bebeto
ends U.S. hopes
for World Cup
(AP) — The United States ventured
into the domain of the Brazilians at the
World Cup on Monday, and for a while
seemed to belong there.
Even though the Americans had a
man advantage for most of the second
half, they were dominated in the final
45 minutes and lost 1-0.
Bebeto scored in the 74th minute,
ending the U.S. dreams of an upset.
The goal also kept alive Brazil’s quest
for an unprecedented fourth world soc
cer championship.
The classy Brazilians, who never
looked at a loss despite losing defender
Leonardo in the final minute of the
first half, impressively moved into the
quarterfinals against the Netherlands.
This was one 1-0 game that wasn’t
nearly that close.
“This is a sad thing for us, a very
emotional thing and a hard thing to get
over,” defender Marcelo Balboa said.
Leonardo was ejected for elbowing
Tab Ramos in the face at the end of the
first half, giving Ramos a concussion.
The United States could do nothing
with the manpower edge — outshot 16-
4 for the game — to the chagrin of
many in the crowd of 84,177 at Stan
ford Stadium.
The crowd was decidedly pro-Ameri
can, but there were plenty of drum
beating, samba-dancing Brazilian fans.
Those fans must
have been wor
ried when
Leonardo left, but
Brazil was bril
liant and its mar
velous strikers,
Romario and Be
beto, combined on
the goal.
“It was a spe
cial feeling,” Be
beto said. “I re
ceived a fabulous
pass.”
Romario made
a tremendous run
up the center of
the field. Tom
Dooley was chas-
Monday's Games
Brazil 1, U.S. 0
Netherlands 2,
Ireland 0
ing him, but couldn’t catch up. Romario
then went around Gobi Jones and to
the side of Alexi Lalas and sent the ball
across to Bebeto, who beat goalkeeper
Tony Meola to the far side of the net.
“We knew that we had to keep play
ing like we did the first half,” Balboa
said, “and it was just one of those
things where we broke down in the
middle of field once and they capital
ized on it.”
With Ramos sidelined and John
Harkes suspended, the Americans
could not get untracked offensively.
When Fernando Clavijo received his
second yellow card in the 87th minute,
Brazil was safe.
“As soon as we were one man down,
we had to leave the technical aside and
play with our hearts,” Romario said.
“We are Brazil, we always must score
at least one goal a game.”
The Dutch made the quarterfinals
for the first time since 1978, capitaliz
ing on two Irish errors for a 2-0 victory.
They will play Brazil on Saturday in
Dallas.
The final two games of the second
round are Tuesday: Nigeria vs. Italy at
Foxboro, Mass., and Mexico vs. Bulgar
ia at East Rutherford, N.J.
Dennis Bergkamp, the Netherlands’
top striker, and Wim Jonk connected
against Ireland, which couldn’t recover
from its blunders before a Citrus Bowl
crowd of 61,355. The Dutch opened the
scoring in the 11th minute when de
fender Terry Phelan lost the ball to
Marc Overmars and failed to catch up.
Overmars found Bergkamp in front of
the net for a simple tap-in.
Jonk made an unchallenged run
through midfield in the 41st minute
and lined a 25-yard drive that goalie
Packie Bonner inexplicably let slip
through his hands and into the goal.
“I still don’t know what happened,”
Bonner said. “It has got to be me that
takes the blame.”
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course, he won’t be able to
run for 200 yards and three
touchdowns anymore, either.
By most accounts, Escobar
is one of the few Colombian
players who played well dur
ing the World Cup. JuSt one
mistake. That was all it took
to cause his demise.
It’s not as if they don’t
have enough pressure on
themselves already, but
imagine the type of pressure
soccer players must feel now.
“Oh please, I can’t make
any mistakes today. Our
midfielder is in the hospital
and the goalie’s house was
burned down. Who knows
what they’ll do to me if I
don’t perform up to my po
tential.”
It could mean the rack or
thumb-screws. Better yet,
we could have a World Cup
Inquisition. The priests of
the soccer gods could be
dressed all in multi-colored
neon robes that look like var
ious colors of paint were just
splashed on.
If the Inquisition Tribunal
thinks that a player is not
playing the way he should
they could bring him in and
try and “remove” the demons
that cause his poor play.
If he doesn’t improve then
he is a heretic that must be
burned as an example to all
the other unbelievers.
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people are murdered over
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