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Bulgaria, Italy make quarterfinals
Italians win in overtime; Bulgaria needs penalty kicks for win
World Cup USA 94
UNDATED (AP) - Ninety
minutes weren’t enough to de
cide either World Cup second-
round game on Tuesday. Italian
superstar Roberto Baggio scored
in the 89th minute to lift his
team into a tie, then connected
on a penalty kick in the 102nd
minute, giving Italy a 2-1 over
time victory against Nigeria.
Mexico and Bulgaria needed
even more time to settle their
match, with Bulgaria winning 3-
1 on penalty kicks after a 1-1
tie.
“We have recovered the real
Roberto Baggio, the player we
always wanted to have on our
team,” Italian soccer chief Anto
nio Matarrese said after his
team rallied despite playing
down a man for 44 minutes.
“I’d like to kiss the entire na-
Tuesday's Games
Italy 2, Nigeria 1
Bulgaria 1, Mexico 1 (Penalty
Kicks: Bulgaria 3, Mexico t)
tion of Bulgaria,” goalie Borislav
Mihaylov said after stopping
three shots in the penalty kick
shootout. “This is the happiest I
have been in my life.”
Italy plays Spain at Foxboro
Stadium in the quarterfinals on
Saturday. Bulgaria takes on de
fending champion Germany on
Sunday at Giants Stadium.
Also on Saturday, Brazil
meets the Netherlands at Dallas
and Romania faces Sweden at
Stanford, Calif.
“We already were at the air
port, we were mentally prepared
to return home,” Baggio, the
1993 player of the year, said. “I
took them all down from the
plane.”
Scoreless for eight games,
Baggio redeemed himself by con
verting a pass from Roberto
Mussi with a brilliant kick to
the left comer of the net.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) — Pete
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Jerry Burrell, the former
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basketball team or opera
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comment. Philosophy and
direction should be dis
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when it’s not connected by
some misperception.”
The firings also included
an assistant media infor
mation director, the direc
tor of merchandising and
employees in tickets, sales
and community relations.
Ticket manager Peggy
Hartensteiner also re
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