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World Cup Edition June/July 2010 Winning Moves Sleep under a long-lasting 3 insecticide-treated net every night. 1 Encourage pregnant women 2 to seek ante-natal care. At first signs of fever go GOAL! to a health center for testing. 3 One team. One goal. Together we can stop malaria. WORLD CUP game schedule inside EDITION ng to win ari in p 2 re 0 P 1 0 ! “A net can seem like F o nothing, but at the o same time, it can t save a lot of lives.” b a l l – Didier Drogba ’ s Captain of the Ivory Coast football team and UAM b Champion i g g e . s ia t r s la ta a rs t m unite agains Will you? + interviews, quiz questions and a World Cup schedule 2 2 This edition of Goal! was produced by these United Against Malaria partners and sponsors. Photos courtesy of UNFP and Pro-Vision. and UNFP of courtesy Photos sponsors. and partners Malaria Against United these by produced was Goal! of edition This • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • get their children tested and treated in a timely manner. manner. timely a in treated and tested children their get health center for testing. testing. for center health headache, fatigue, shivering, nausea and vomiting – can help parents parents help can – vomiting and nausea shivering, fatigue, headache, At first signs of fever go to a a to go fever of signs first At needlessly in Africa from malaria. Knowing the symptoms – fever, fever, – symptoms the Knowing malaria. from Africa in needlessly Winning Moves Moves Winning In the 90 minutes it takes to play a football game, 180 children will die die will children 180 game, football a play to takes it minutes 90 the In COACH’S TIP: TIP: COACH’S Counter-clockwise from top: Michael Essien, Ghana; Kaká, Brazil; Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal; Francesco Totti, Italy; Aaron Mokoena, South Africa South Mokoena, Aaron Italy; Totti, Francesco Portugal; Ronaldo, Cristiano Brazil; Kaká, Ghana; Essien, Michael top: from Counter-clockwise team and UAM Champion UAM and team Member of the Ghana football football Ghana the of Member – Michael Essien Michael – every individual.” every it requires a huge effort from from effort huge a requires it virtually end malaria deaths, deaths, malaria end virtually Victory is sweet. is Victory “If we’re to reach our goal to to goal our reach to we’re “If Know your 1. Malaria is caused by.... a. Eating unripe mango opponent. b. Getting soaked in the rain c. The female anopheles mosquito Test your knowledge 2. When you spot a mosquito in with this quiz. your home, you should.... (answers below) a. Feed it b. Kill it c. Leave it alone 3. Where do mosquitoes lay their 8. When you have a fever, you eggs? should... a. In trees a. Go immediately for a blood test b. In water b. Take an anti-malaria drug c. In food c. Wait and see if you feel better 4. When are you most at risk of 9. True or False: You should stop being bitten? taking malaria medicine as soon a. At night as you feel better. b. In the morning c. During an afternoon nap 10. Which of the following behaviors help prevent malaria? 5. Why do mosquitoes bite? a. Sleeping under a treated a. To drink blood (their food) mosquito net every night b. For the fun of it b. Taking preventive medicine c. In self-defense during pregnancy c. Removing standing water near 6. Who is most vulnerable in the your home face of malaria? d. All of the above a. Men b. Teenagers 11. When is your mosquito net most c. Pregnant women and kids effective? a. When it’s insecticide-treated 7. How long does malaria take to b. When it’s tucked in develop after a bite? c. When it’s free of holes a. A few hours d. All of the above b. A week c. A month 12. Which of the following is not a symptom of malaria? a. Chills b. Runny nose c. Fever d. Nausea 13. Bonus question: Name at least two football players on this page. answers 9. False. It’s essential that you finish the entire course to clear all the parasites from your body. 1. c. 5. a. 10. d. All of these actions are important. Doing just one of them is not enough to protect yourself. 2. b. 6. c. 11. d. Caring for your net provides longer-lasting protection. Holes may be easily stitched up. 3. b. 7. b. 12. b. Other malaria symptoms include headache, fatigue, joint pain, loss of appetite, and vomiting. 4. a. 8. a. 13. (a) Samuel Eto’o, Cameroon [top to bottom:] (b) Xavi, Spain (c) Gervino, Ivory Coast (d) Yoann Gourcuff, France (e) Joseph Yobo, Nigeria 3 GOAL! Match times are set to local time in South Africa. (GMT+2) GROUP A Match Date Time Venue Team Score Team Match Date Time Venue Team Score Team 1 11/06 16:00 Johannesburg JSC South Africa ...... / ...... Mexico SECOND ROUND 2 11/06 20:30 Cape Town Uruguay ...... / ...... France 49 26/06 16:00 Nelson Mandela Bay 17 16/06 20:30 Tshwane/Pretoria South Africa ...... / ...... Uruguay 18 17/06 20:30 Polokwane France ...... / ...... Mexico 50 26/06 20:30 Rustenburg 33 22/06 16:00 Rustenburg Mexico ...... / ...... Uruguay 51 27/06 16:00 Bloemfontein 34 22/06 16:00 Bloemfontein France ...... / ...... South Africa 52 27/06 20:30 Johannesburg 53 28/06 16:00 Durban GROUP B 54 28/06 20:30 Johannesburg Match Date Time Venue Team Score Team 55 29/06 16:00 Tshwane/Pretoria 3 12/06 16:00 Johannesburg JEP Argentina ...... / ...... Nigeria Match56 29/06 Date 20:30 Time Cape TownVenue Team Score Team 4 12/06 13:30 Nelson Mandela Bay Korea Republic ...... / ...... Greece 19 17/06 16:00 Bloemfontein Greece ...... / ...... Nigeria 20 17/06 13:30 Johannesburg JSC Argentina ...... / ...... Korea Republic QUARTER FINALS 35 22/06 20:30 Durban Nigeria ...... / ...... Korea Republic 36 22/06 20:30 Polokwane Greece ...... / ...... Argentina 57 2/07 16:00 Nelson Mandela Bay W53 ........ / ........ W54 58 2/07 20:30 Johannesburg W49 ........ / ........ W50 GROUP C 59 3/07 16:00 Cape Town W52 ........ / ........ W51 Match Date Time Venue Team Score Team 60 3/07 20:30 Johannesburg W55 ........ / ........ W56 5 12/06 20:30 Rustenburg England ...... / ...... USA 6 13/06 13:30 Polokwane Algeria ...... / ...... Slovenia SEMI FINALS 37 23/06 16:00 Nelson Mandela Bay Slovenia ...... / ...... England 38 23/06 16:00 Tshwane/Pretoria USA ...... / ...... Algeria 61 6/07 20:30 Cape Town W58 ........ / ........ W57 22 18/06 16:00 Johannesburg JEP Slovenia ...... / ...... USA 62 7/07 20:30 Durban W59 ........ / ........ W60 23 18/06 20:30 Cape Town England ...... / ...... Algeria THIRD PLACE PLAYOFF GROUP D 63 10/07 20:30 Nelson Mandela Bay L61 ........ / ........ L62 Match Date Time Venue Team Score Team 7 13/06 20:30 Durban Germany ...... / ...... Australia 8 13/06 16:00 Tshwane/Pretoria Serbia ...... / ...... Ghana 21 18/06 13:30 Nelson Mandela Bay Germany ...... / ...... Serbia FINAL 24 19/06 16:00 Rustenburg Ghana ...... / ...... Australia 39 23/06 20:30 Johannesburg JSC Ghana ...... / ...... Germany 64 11/07 20:30 Johannesburg W61 ........ / ........ W62 40 23/06 20:30 Nelspruit Australia ...... / ...... Serbia Join the winning team that will beat malaria! Sleep under a long-lasting WINNING MOVES insecticide-treated net 3 to beat malaria 1 every night. 4 GOAL! Match Date Time Venue Team Score Team GROUP E Match Date Time Venue Team Score Team SECOND ROUND 9 14/06 13:30 Johannesburg JSC Netherlands ...... / ...... Denmark Nelson Mandela Bay 1A ........ / ........ 2B 10 14/06 16:00 Bloemfontein Japan ...... / ...... Cameroon 25 19/06 13:30 Durban Netherlands ...... / ...... Japan Rustenburg 1C ........ / ........ 2D 24 19/06 20:30 Tshwane/Pretoria Cameroon ...... / ...... Denmark Bloemfontein 1D ........ / ........ 2C 39 23/06 20:30 Rustenburg Denmark ...... / ...... Japan Johannesburg 1B ........ / ........ 2A 40 23/06 20:30 Cape Town Cameroon ...... / ...... Netherlands Durban 1E ........ / ........ 2F GROUP F Johannesburg 1G ........ / ........ 2H Tshwane/Pretoria 1F ........ / ........ 2E Match Date Time Venue Team Score Team Italy Paraguay Match Date Time Venue Team Score Team 11 14/06 20:30 Cape Town ...... / ...... Cape Town 1H ........ / ........ 2G 12 15/06 13:30 Rustenburg New Zealand ...... / ...... Slovakia 27 20/06 13:30 Bloemfontein Slovakia ...... / ...... Paraguay QUARTER FINALS 28 20/06 16:00 Nelspruit Italy ...... / ...... New Zealand 41 24/06 16:00 Johannesburg JEP Slovakia ...... / ...... Italy 57 2/07 16:00 Nelson Mandela Bay W53 ........ / ........ W54 42 24/06 16:00 Polokwane Paraguay ...... / ...... New Zealand 58 2/07 20:30 Johannesburg W49 ........ / ........ W50 59 3/07 16:00 Cape Town W52 ........ / ........ W51 GROUP G 60 3/07 20:30 Johannesburg W55 ........ / ........ W56 Match Date Time Venue Team Score Team 13 15/06 16:00 Nelson Mandela Bay Côte d’Ivoire ...... / ...... Portugal SEMI FINALS 14 15/06 20:30 Johannesburg JEP Brazil ...... / ...... Korea DPR 29 20/06 20:30 Johannesburg JSC Brazil ...... / ...... Côte d’Ivoire 61 6/07 20:30 Cape Town W58 ........ / ........ W57 30 21/06 13:30 Cape Town Portugal ...... / ...... Korea DPR 62 7/07 20:30 Durban W59 ........ / ........ W60 45 25/06 16:00 Durban Portugal ...... / ...... Brazil 46 25/06 16:00 Nelspruit Korea DPR ...... / ...... Côte d’Ivoire THIRD PLACE PLAYOFF GROUP H 63 10/07 20:30 Nelson Mandela Bay L61 ........ / ........ L62 Match Date Time Venue Team Score Team 15 16/06 13:30 Nelspruit Honduras ...... / ...... Chile 16 16/06 16:00 Durban Spain ...... / ...... Switzerland FINAL 31 21/06 16:00 Nelson Mandela Bay Chile ...... / ...... Switzerland 32 21/06 20:30 Johannesburg JEP Spain ...... / ...... Honduras 64 11/07 20:30 Johannesburg W61 ........ / ........ W62 47 25/06 20:30 Tshwane/Pretoria Chile .....
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