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Results for matches played in Bois-Guillaume from (2006-01-01)

Date		Team		Team	Score	Event	Country - Town
2009-02-11		Angola (45)		Mali (74)	0:4	Friendly	Bois-Guillaume
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World Cup gives Japan joyful respite from disaster

After months of grief and gloom, Japan found a reason to unite in celebration. Japanese who have shared in mourning for months boisterously cheered a Women's World Cup victory that briefly put aside the long and uncertain recovery from the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster. Fans decked out in the national team's dark blue uniforms hugged and sang in Tokyo as they watched their team...

Mexico beats beats Uruguay to claim U-17 World Cup

Mexico won the Under-17 World Cup final on Sunday, defeating Uruguay 2-0 with goals from Antonio Briseno in the 31st minute and Giovani Casillas in second-half stoppage time. The victory thrilled a boisterous crowd at Atzec Stadium in Mexico, which is getting used to football success. Two weeks ago the Mexico senior team won the Gold Cup -- the regional championship -- defeating the United States...

France beats Nigeria 1-0 in World Cup opener

The Women's World Cup has opened its three-week showcase, with France beating Nigeria 1-0. Marie-Laure Delie scored in the 56th minute before a boisterous crowd of more than 25,000 fans at Rhein-Neckar-Arena. In Sunday's other Group A game, host Germany plays Canada at Berlin's Olympic Stadium, the official opener to the 16-team tournament.

Vancouver wins its first MLS game

Davide Chumiento set up first-half goals by Eric Hassli and hometown midfielder Terry Dunfield, and the Vancouver Whitecaps won their first game in Major League Soccer, beating Toronto FC 4-2 on Saturday. Atiba Harris scored in the 64th minute, and Hassli, who last week became the Whitecaps' first designated player, added a second goal in the 72nd minute as 23,000 boisterous fans welcomed...

Chelsea wins 2-1 to secure top spot in Group F

Chelsea came close to another embarrassing result against Slovakian side Zilina on Tuesday before a second-half turnaround secured the English champions a 2-1 victory at Stamford Bridge and top spot in Group F of the Champions League. The decision by under-pressure Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti to play a young, virtually second-string team looked like it was going to spectacularly backfire when...

Robson says fanatical support will lift WCup host

Former England captain Bryan Robson believes South Africa's boisterous supporters will give their team a huge advantage during the World Cup. A crowd of 30,000 South Africans marked the opening of the Mbombela Stadium with 90 minutes of blaring, earsplitting noise from their vuvuzelas -- the plastic trumpets synonymous with the country's football followers -- during a 4-0 win over Thailand...

SAfrica secures morale-boosting win

South Africa began its final round of World Cup warmup games with a morale-boosting 4-0 win over Thailand at Mbombela Stadium on Sunday. The World Cup host scored three goals in 11 first-half minutes to mark its first match at the new venue in the northern city of Nelspruit. Midfielder Siphiwe Tshabalala rewarded a boisterous home crowd when he curled in a 22nd-minute free kick for the game's...

SAfrica secures morale-boosting win over Thailand

South Africa began its final round of World Cup warmups with a morale-boosting 4-0 win over Thailand at Mbombela Stadium on Sunday. The World Cup host scored three goals in 11 first-half minutes to mark its first match at the new venue in the northern city of Nelspruit. Midfielder Siphiwe Tshabalala rewarded a boisterous home crowd at the Mbombela when he curled in a 22nd-minute freekick for the...

Henrik Larsson Appointed As Landskrona BoIS Coach

The legendary ex-striker has found a club to start his coaching career...

Larsson to coach 2nd tier club in Sweden

Former Celtic and Barcelona striker Henrik Larsson says he will coach Swedish second-tier club Landskrona Bois. Larsson said Monday he has signed a one-year contract with the club, which finished eighth in second-tier league Superettan last season. The 38-year-old played for Landskrona's southern-Sweden rivals Helsingborg in the Swedish league until November when he retired from professional...

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