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GROUP C Make the Second Round C M Y K H5 SPECIALSPT 06-07-06 EZ EE H5 CMYK The Washington Post x R Wednesday, June 7, 2006 H5 World Cup 2006 GROUP OF DEATH FIRST-ROUND SATURDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY, JUNE 16 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21 SCHEDULE Argentina vs. Ivory Coast, Serb.-M. vs. Netherlands, Argentina vs. Serb.-M., 9 a.m. (ESPN2) in Gelsenkirchen Netherlands vs. Argentina, 3 p.m. (ESPN) in Frankfurt KEY C All times Eastern 3 p.m. (ESPN2) in Hamburg 9 a.m. (ESPN2) in Leipzig Netherlands vs. Ivory Coast, Noon (ESPN2) in Stuttgart Ivory Coast vs. Serb.-M., 3 p.m. (ESPN2) in Munich MATCHES By Camille Powell ARGENTINA OUTLOOK Argentina once again gets drawn into the Group of Death but should be better equipped to survive, unlike in 2002, when it failed to GROUP C make the second round. Forward Hernan Crespo, who was a part- AT-A-GLANCE time player in the past two World Cups, is now the veteran up front and will likely be paired with 18-year old Lionel Messi (Barcelona), who is coming back from a thigh injury. The team centers on play- maker Juan Roman Riquelme. » Best-Case Scenario: Meeting Brazil in the championship. » Worst-Case Scenario: Falls victim to the Group of Death for the ARGENTINA second straight tournament. Coach: Jose Pekerman. Appearance: 14th. How Qualified: Finished second in South America. IVORY COAST OUTLOOK The Elephants would be the choice as Africa’s breakout team of the tournament, if they weren’t drawn into the Group of Death. They survived the toughest qualifying group in 1978 1986 Africa (besting Cameroon and Egypt). F Didier Drogba (Chelsea), a prolific scorer (nine goals in qualifying), is the unquestioned star, and Arsenal Ds Emmanuel Eboue and Kolo Toure give the team balance. GK Jean-Jacques Tizie is the only Ivorian who does not play in Europe. » Best-Case Scenario: Advancing to the quarterfinals, like Senegal in 2002. » Worst-Case Scenario: Opening with Argentina and the IVORY COAST Netherlands is too much for the Cup rookies. Coach: Henri Michel. Appearance: First. How Qualified: Won Africa’s Group 3. NETHERLANDS OUTLOOK The Dutch, after failing to qualify in 2002, ensured a spot in the 2006 finals by going unbeaten in their qualifying group, which included the Czech Republic. Coach Marco van BY BEN RADFORD — GETTY IMAGES Basten is young and relatively inexperienced, Argentina’s team is built around midfielder Juan Roman Riquelme, top, who counts Brazilian legend Pele among his admirers. much like his team. But he has them playing a traditional 4-3-3, with forwards Ruud Van NETHERLANDS Nistelrooy (Manchester United) and Arjen Robben (Chelsea) Coach: Marco van Basten. STAR PLAYER » JUAN ROMAN RIQUELME | MF | ARGENTINA providing the offensive firepower. » Best-Case Scenario: Appearance: Eighth. GROUP C Oranje dazzle the German crowds as they How Qualified: did in 1974 and advance to the semifinals. Note » Worst-Case Scenario: Falling short vs. Argentina in the group Won Europe’s Group 1. Riquelme Emerges Slowly, but Surely For Nuts finale and exiting the tournament. ele grows a little nostalgic when he watches iors, where he briefly played with Diego Maradona. Juan Roman Riquelme play for Argentina. He He moved to Barcelona and struggled; he didn’t truly The Dutch 4-3-3 told a Brazilian television station, “We used blossom as a player in Europe until he joined Villar- features Arjen SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO OUTLOOK to have players like Riquelme.” real, which he helped lead to the Champions League Robben and Dirk Kuijt flanking Ruud Serbia and Montenegro, which until 2003 played as part of PVery few teams have a player like Riquelme, an ele- semifinals this year. Yugoslavia, could be the overlooked team in the Group of Death. The Van Nistelrooy up gant and intelligent central midfielder. He is a classic He was not chosen for the 2002 World Cup team, team won its qualifying group ahead of Spain, posting seven shutouts playmaker, one who likes to have the ball at his feet which was eliminated in group play. But Pekerman top. “RVN” appears SERBIA AND and yielding just one goal in 10 games. Mladen Krstajic (Schalke 04), and who can dictate the pace of a game. He has a great chose to build the current side around the playmaker. to be out of favor MONTENEGRO a strong, left-footed defender, anchors what is the meanest back line understanding of the game and is a wonderful passer. At last year’s Confederations Cup, he scored three at Manchester Coach: in Europe — one that will be tested in a group teeming with talented Ilija Petkovic. Riquelme is not fast — the one major criticism of goals as Argentina advanced to the final, and was United, and he will Appearance: forwards. But defender Nemanja Vidic (Manchester United) will miss his game. But Argentina Coach Jose Pekerman, per- awarded the Silver Ball as the tournament’s second- see the World Cup 10th (previous nine as a chance to the tournament opener after receiving a red card in the final qualifier. haps Riquelme’s biggest supporter, says: “I don’t see best player. » Best-Case Scenario: Shutting down the Dutch in the opener and as Yugoslavia). him as a slow player. It’s the ball that needs to move “If Roman played in Brazil,” Pekerman said, “he’d impress teams in How Qualified: Italy and Spain. sneaking into the second round. quickly, not the players.” be ‘Riquelminho’ and would be the world number Worst-Case Scenario: Won Europe’s Group 7. » Can’t handle the firepower in the Group Riquelme, 27, was a national idol with Boca Jun- one.” of Death. GROUP FIRST-ROUND SUNDAY FRIDAY, JUNE 16 SATURDAY, JUNE 17 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21 SCHEDULE Mexico vs. Iran, Noon (ABC) in Nuremberg Mexico vs. Angola, 3 p.m. Portugal vs. Iran, 9 a.m. Portugal vs. Mexico, 10 a.m. (ESPN) in Gelsenkirchen KEY D All times Eastern Angola vs. Portugal, 3 p.m. (ESPN2) in Cologne (ESPN) in Hanover (ESPN2) in Frankfurt Iran vs. Angola, 10 a.m. (ESPN2) in Leipzig MATCHES By Camille Powell STAR PLAYER » CRISTIANO RONALDO | F | PORTUGAL ANGOLA OUTLOOK The Black Impalas are an unknown quantity in their first World Cup: They won their qualifying group ahead of heavily favored Nigeria, yet TEAMS played poorly and failed to advance out of the group stage of the AT-A-GLANCE Hail to the Chief: African Nations Cup. Forward Fabrice "Akwa" Maieco, who scored the game-winner against Nigeria as well as the goal that put Angola into the finals, once played for Benfica, but has been without a team since his contract with a Qatari club was terminated earlier this year. Ronaldo Sets the Tone » Best-Case Scenario: Earns at least one point against former colo- nial occupier Portugal on Sunday and finishes third in the group. Worst-Case Scenario: ANGOLA ortugal’s top attacker — full name: Cristiano » Three losses. Coach: Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro — was not named Luis Oliveira Goncalves. after Ronaldo, though he is occasionally com- Appearance: pared to the Brazilian superstar. The young IRAN OUTLOOK PPortuguese forward actually was named for Ronald First. This is widely considered to be Iran’s most talented team, due in Reagan, who was the U.S. president when Cristiano How Qualified: part to a quartet of German-based players: MF Ali Karimi (Bayern Ronaldo was born in February 1985. Won Africa’s Group 4. Munich), a dazzling dribbler who was the 2004 Asian player of the He has been a star in Portugal since he was a child, year; F Vahid Hashemian (Hanover 96); MF Mehdi Mahdavikia and he made his debut with Sporting Lisbon at age (Hamburg SV); and MF Ferydoon Zandi (Kaiserslautern). Captain Ali 16. He joined Manchester United in the summer of Daei, who has scored more than 100 international goals, also spent 2003, shortly after David Beckham left for Real Ma- time in the Bundesliga, with Bayern Munich and Hertha Berlin. drid, and even was assigned Beckham’s No. 7. The » Best-Case Scenario: Earning points against Mexico and Portugal winger is known for his flashy dribbling skills (he and making the round of 16 for the first time. is especially fond of the step-over). » Worst-Case Scenario: Cristiano Ronaldo was one of the young Facing Angola in the group finale with stars of Euro 2004; in Portugal’s 2-1 semifi- nothing on the line. IRAN nal win over the Netherlands, he headed in Coach: Branko Ivankovic. the first goal and set up the second with a Appearance: short corner kick. He scored seven goals MEXICO OUTLOOK Third. in Portugal’s 12 qualifiers and is the youth- How Qualified: El Tri should have little problem ful complement to 33-year-old Pauleta, Por- escaping the first round, and their Finished second in tugal’s all-time leading scorer. Asia’s Group B. performance in last year’s Confeder- “Cristiano has everything needed to be one of ations Cup in Germany (1-0 win over the stars of the World Cup,” Coach Luiz Felipe Scola- Brazil, shootout loss to Argentina in the ri said. “He’s got so much quality about him, a good semifinals) could foreshadow a strong turn of pace and a decent shot among other things. If showing in the knockout stages. all goes well, he’ll probably be one of the big names of Defense is a strength, with GK the tournament.” Oswaldo Sanchez (third World Cup, but first as the starter) and combative D Rafael Marquez (Barcelona). The talent- MEXICO ed but unpredictable Cuauhtemoc Blanco was left at home, but 32- Coach: Ricardo LaVolpe.
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