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

Date		Team		Team	Score	Event	Country - Town
2011-05-29		Germany (6)		Uruguay (3)	2:1	Friendly	Sinsheim
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Buster Posey ‘anxious, happy’ in return after broken ankle

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Buster Posey squatted behind home plate. He sprung to his feet trying to throw out a runner stealing second base. He dropped to his knees three times to block pitches in the dirt. He stood in the batter's box against left-hander Aroldis Chapman throwing 99 mph. The usual. He was playing baseball again. The San Francisco Giants had their franchise catcher back. "I've been looking forward to playing for some time, so I was just happy to be out there," Posey said Friday in his first action since May 25, when he broke his left leg in a gruesome crash at home plate with Florida's Scott Cousins. Posey played two innings on defense, and flied out on a slider in his only at-bat in San Francisco's 6-3 victory against the Cincinnati Reds. Posey said the plan was to catch again Sunday, as long as his ankle felt OK. "Every indication now is it'll be good," Posey said. "We've kind of stuck to the plan the whole way and ... I'm trying to treat it like I'm preparing it for opening day." A full house in full throat at Scottsdale Stadium greeted Posey when he and pitcher Matt Cain took the field to warm up about 20 minutes before the first pitch. Dozens of "Posey 28 jerseys" dotted the grandstand among the "55 Lincecum" and "38 Wilson" shirts. But this was Posey's day. "I thought everyone really loved me," Cain said about the uproar. "Then I looked behind me and saw Buster. "That's pretty cool, to have that kind of ovation just to go out to a bullpen. The fans are excited just to see him on the field." Posey said the experience made him nervous.

Monday MLS Breakdown: Los Angeles and FC Dallas draw top marks in mid-season review

The two Western Conference powers – plus fellow contender Real Salt Lake – lead the pack as MLS sides gear up for the second half of the season.

U.S. outclass Colombia to reach quarters

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United States 3-0 Colombia: U.S. women into quarterfinals of World Cup

Goals from Heather O'Reilly, Megan Rapinoe and Carli Lloyd helped the Americans breeze past Colombia.

U.S. outclass Colombia to reach quarter-finals

BERLIN, July 2 (Reuters) - The United States thrashed Colombia 3-0 to reach the women's World Cup quarter-finals on Saturday and could easily have doubled their score.

Cyprus' ethnic split stops player joining practice

A Greek Cypriot club says a Turkish Cypriot player from the breakaway north of divided Cyprus was prevented from joining a team practice. Alki FC spokesman Michalis Markou said Tuesday that Turkish Cypriot authorities stopped forward Mustafa Yasinses from crossing into the internationally recognized south to join the workout.

Women's World Cup opens Sunday in Germany

By the time Germany plays the official opener of the Women's World Cup on Sunday, France and Nigeria will have already begun the three-week tournament. As host, Germany has the honor of opening the 16-team event, facing Canada at Berlin's Olympic Stadium after the opening ceremony. But three hours before that, France plays Nigeria at Sinsheim in the first game on the schedule.

Wolfsburg and Brazilina midfielder Diego to go separate ways

Coach claims there is no longer a way forward for relationship to continue as German side get ready to sell Brazilian playmaker after less than perfect marriage

New Bayern keeper Neuer ready to pacify angry home fans

Bayern Munich's new goalkeeper Manuel Neuer wants to meet the team's angry fans to show his loyalty to the club after 20 years with arch-rivals Schalke 04.

Goalkeeper Neuer to leave Schalke for Bayern

Schalke has give the green light to captain and goalkeeper Manuel Neuer to move to Bundesliga rival Bayern Munich. Neuer had another season on his contract but will be allowed to leave immediately. The German Cup winner gave no details about the deal.

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