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Results for matches played in Chorzow from (2006-01-01)

Date	Team	Team	Score	Event	Country - Town
2009-10-14	Poland (18)	Slovakia (67)	0:1	FIFA World Cup Qualifier	Chorzow
2009-09-05	Poland (18)	Northern Ireland (138)	1:1	FIFA World Cup Qualifier	Chorzow
2008-10-11	Poland (18)	Czech Republic (27)	2:1	FIFA World Cup Qualifier	Chorzow
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All signs point to Ivory Coast triumph

Ivory Coast is Africa's top-ranked team, it's anchored by the continent's best player and boosted by a perfect run in qualifying, and it's also the favorite to win the African Cup of Nations. The star-studded squad, which has underperformed in the past, now has to prove its No. 1 ranking.

Enke's death changed attitudes in Germany, says author

The apparent suicide of Wales' coach Gary Speed struck a poignant chord with the author of an award-winning book about the life and untimely death of former Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke.

Man City, Napoli face Champions League showdown

Back in August, when Bayern Munich, Manchester City and Napoli were drawn into the same Champions League group, a chorus of gasps went up inside the auditorium in Monaco. Three months later, Bayern is nearly sure of advancing, Villarreal has been eliminated and Tuesday's match between City and Napoli will likely determine the second squad that goes through to the next round.

Chelsea seeks morale boost in Champions League

Chelsea gets the chance to overcome its miserable domestic form at Genk in the Champions League this week, with its opponent anchored to the bottom of the teams' group. Saturday's 5-3 home defeat to London rival Arsenal was Chelsea's second straight loss in the Premier League. But Chelsea beat Genk 5-0 two weeks ago and the Belgian side's record of just one point and no goals from...

England beats India by 6 wickets, seals series 3-0

England debutant Jonny Bairstow ruined Rahul Dravid's farewell one-day international by smashing an unbeaten 41 off 21 balls to anchor his team to a six-wicket win in Cardiff on Friday, clinching the five-match series 3-0. Bairstow shared an unbeaten 70-run stand off 40 balls with Ravi Bopara (37 not out) as England reached its revised target of 241 with 10 balls to spare in a rain-affected...

Hibs held to 0-0 draw by Aberdeen

Hibernian remains anchored to the foot of the Scottish Premier League table after being held to a 0-0 home draw by fellow struggler Aberdeen on Sunday. The teams showed why they are propping up the division as they produced precious few moments of quality in a turgid match at Easter Road. Hibs edged the first half, with Garry O'Connor missing two chances, but Aberdeen came close to nicking all...

Tevez returns to squad for Copa America

Manchester City forward Carlos Tevez has received his first call up to the national team in six months after being named in Argentina's 26-man preliminary squad for the Copa America, the South American championship. Tevez is joined up front my Barcelona star Lionel Messi and will play forward of a defense anchored by 37-year-old Javier Zanetti of Inter Milan.

Prince William backs FA's bid for FIFA poll delay

Prince William joined the chorus of criticism against FIFA on Tuesday by backing the English Football Association's calls for Sepp Blatter's re-election to be postponed. The prince is president of the FA and endorsed Chairman David Bernstein's appeal for Wednesday's election to be delayed in the wake a bribery scandal that saw Blatter's only challenger Mohamed bin Hammam pull...

Magical Messi makes rare US appearance Saturday

Most of the 80,000 fans in Camp Nou rose to their feet, again astonished by what they had just witnessed. The slow singsong reverberated around the steep, smoke-filled stands of Europe's largest stadium on this November night, getting louder and louder with each chorus. Many raised both arms and repeatedly took deep bows in homage.

Slovak soccer great Jan Popluhar dies at 75

Slovakia soccer great Jan Popluhar has died. He was a member of the Czechoslovakia team that reached the final of the 1962 World Cup in Chile. The Slovak soccer federation said in a statement that Popluhar died in a Bratislava hospital on Sunday. He was 75. The cause of the death was not announced. The central back anchored the Czechoslovak defense on its way to the 1962 World Cup final against...

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