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GERMANY 1 : 1 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND by FIFAworldcup.com  
  
Efficient Germany held their single goal lead for over 70 minutes against a spirited Irish team, but a spectacular second-half injury-time Robbie Keane goal evened the match and kept Irish hopes of advancing from Group E alive. Miroslav Klose¡¯s fourth tally of the tournament had given the Germans the lead in Ibaraki, Japan. 

Klose and his strike-partner Carsten Jancker caused problems for the Irish defence all night, while going the other way, Damien Duff and Robbie Keane battled bravely looking for the equalizer. Sharing a point each, Germany still leads the group with four ahead of their match with Cameroon, while the Irish have two from two draws heading into their game with Saudi Arabia. 

It was clear early on that Germany would have a much tougher task than their opener when Ireland¡¯s Damien Duff intercepted a pass, beat one defender and headed for goal. The play did not result in a shot on goal, but it did make a statement that the Germans shouldn¡¯t expect eight goals and a clean sheet on this night. 

Germany forward Carsten Jancker provided the first dangerous opportunity on either goal when his six-metre header from Torsten Frings was saved by Ireland goalkeeper Shay Given (9¡¯). 

Miroslav Klose, coming off a hat-trick performance in the first match, added his fourth goal of the finals 10 minutes later. Michael Ballack crossed in from the left side and Klose met the ball with his head, knocking it past Given. All four of his goals in the tournament have been headers (1:0, 19¡¯). 

Matt Holland, Ireland¡¯s hero from their first match, thought he had an equalizer, but his shot, almost an instant-replay from the draw with Cameroon, skipped just wide of the post this time (25¡¯). 

As the half wore on, Ireland were able to work the ball into the corner on a few occasions, but German keeper Oliver Kahn used his immense frame and quick reactions to snuff out any crossing passes. 

Late in the half, Given made a great kick save on Dietmar Hamann, but left a big rebound. And although he stopped the point-blank chance from Jancker, the German forward was ruled offside (40¡¯).  

After the interval, Ireland played very patient in the attack, not producing their first chance until 10 minutes into the second half. Duff latched onto a headed pass from Kevin Kilbane 10 metres out and only a reflex save by Kahn kept Germany in the lead (56¡¯). 

While at ease searching for an equalizer, Ireland nearly found themselves down by a pair when Jancker broke into the area alone. Given charged out to cut down the angle and forced Jancker¡¯s chip shot perilously bouncing past the post (68¡¯). 

With the clock becoming a factor, Ireland were presented with a golden opportunity on a 19-metre free kick, but Robbie Keane¡¯s shot didn¡¯t make it on goal (77¡¯). 

Still looking for an insurance tally, Frings broke free into the penalty area on the right side, then chipped in for Klose at the back post. Klose¡¯s attempt for a fifth goal from his head sailed over the bar (79¡¯).  

Germany would have to call on Kahn again before the end. A through pass played near the top of the area brought Keane and Kahn in a footrace from opposite directions. Keane won the race, but could only get his toe on the ball and Kahn was able to make the key save (84¡¯). 

That stop looked like it would be enough to secure Germany¡¯s second clean sheet in as many games, but late in stoppage time Ireland finally equalized. Keane ran onto substitute Niall Quinn¡¯s pass and, from close range, powered a shot by Kahn (1:1, 92¡¯+).  
 

 
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CAMEROON 1 : 0 SAUDI ARABIA by FIFAworldcup.com  
  
Cameroon struggled to get by a resilient Saudi Arabia but were rescued in the second half by Samuel Etoo¡¯s finish of a superb long-ball. The brave Saudis worked hard for the entire match and earned the support of the neutral crowd in Saitama, Japan. 

After losing 8-0 to Germany in their first match, most didn¡¯t give the Saudi¡¯s a chance against the powerful African champions, but they held their own. Nawaf Al Temyat was particularly active, attempting eight shots. After two matches, Cameroon are on four points in Group E along with Germany, who they will meet on 11 June. Saudi Arabia, who are the first team eliminated from the finals, will look for a consolation result against the Republic of Ireland on the same day. 

The match began with the run of play favouring Cameroon, but Saudi Arabia held strong and looked a much stronger side than that which took the field against Germany in their opener. 

Abdullah Alwaked Al Shahrani nearly set up the first goal of the match when he spotted Obaid Al Dosari breaking into the penalty area and sent a cross that the Saudi forward headed over the crossbar (9¡¯).  

The missed chance quickly brought Cameroon to the alert. Patrick Mboma was denied the opening goal when he was ruled offside well before dribbling goalkeeper Mohammed Al Deayea out of position and placing the ball into the net (12¡®). 

For both teams, the first goal was not going to come easily. Each team produced its share of mild threats, but neither Al Deayea nor Cameroon goalkeeper Boukar Alioum was truly tested. 

The Saudis suffered a blow when Al Dosari left the match late in the first half with an apparent left knee injury. The 26-year-old forward was chasing down a Cameroon defender when he planted his left foot and went down in a heap. 

Al Hasan Al Yami, who replaced Al Dosari, sent a nifty pass into the penalty area for Nawaf Al Temyat that looked dangerous, but his shot rolled wide (42¡¯). 

Cameroon again were caught in a premature celebration as the assistant referee¡¯s flag had been raised for offside, when Lauren was judged to have run in before the defence when he headed Geremi¡¯s cross beyond Al Deayea (43¡¯). 

Early in the second half Samuel Etoo was presented with two brilliant opportunities to open the scoring for Cameroon. Half-time substitute Salomon Olembe did the hard work by bursting through the Saudi Arabia defence. As he dribbled into the area, he laid the ball off for Etoo, who had time to settle the ball and turn, but his shot sailed wildly into the stands behind the goal (52¡¯). 

Saudi Arabia then had their first good chance of the half when Al Temyat sprinted into the Cameroon half, made a strong move on a defender and sent a low shot on goal that Alioum was able to stop with a dive to his left (60¡¯). 

The opening strike would finally come when a cross from the right side was played into the path of Etoo, who forced Al Deayea off his line and nudged the ball past the keeper with the outside of his right foot (1:0, 65¡¯).  

Now facing a second loss and elimination, Saudi Arabia brought on Abdullah Gaman Al Dosary, who walked onto the pitch to take a dangerous free kick from 19 metres on the right side. His left-footed effort seemed to have a chance but was deflected by the wall at the last instant (73¡¯).  

With the Saudis desperately seeking an equaliser, it was the Indomitable Lions that produced more dangerous chances at the close of the match, defending with numbers and patience and waiting for the counter-attack.