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ENGLAND 1 : 1 SWEDEN by FIFAworldcup.com  
 
England and Sweden played to a predictably close Group F draw in Saitama, Japan, with Sol Campbell and Niclas Alexandersson getting the goals on either side of half-time. The English had the better of play in the first half, but Sweden fought back well and in the end earned their share of the spoils. 

Explosive forwards Michael Owen for England and Henrik Larsson for Sweden never got terribly involved in the action that often got caught up in midfield scrambles. England captain David Beckham set up the Campbell goal from a corner, but the just-fit midfielder was substituted near the hour mark. England and Sweden are now left chasing group leader, Argentina, who beat Nigeria earlier in the day. 

The ball spent almost as much time in the air as on the grass in the opening minutes as the teams exchanged long balls. The match quickly became physical, with midair collisions becoming a common sight. 

England, looking for the streaking Michael Owen and Darius Vassell up front, created more dangerous situations than the Swedes, though no real chances presented themselves until a David Beckham corner kick from the left side found a high-flying Sol Campbell, who headed firmly past Sweden goalkeeper Magnus Hedman (1:0, 24¡¯). 

The game opened up some after the first goal, and though England continued to be the more dangerous team, Sweden began putting some pressure on the England defence, most notably when Henrik Larsson sent a 25-metre free-kick just wide of David Seaman¡¯s goal (29¡¯). 

Though each side pushed forward intently, they could only produce half-chances in the last quarter-hour of the half. Ashley Cole tested Hedman with a blast from 30 metres, but the goalkeeper was well-positioned and caught it cleanly (38¡¯). Marcus Allback gave English fans a scare as half-time approached. He received the ball in the area with his back to goal, turned and shot over the crossbar from 15 metres (44¡¯). 

The second half began with each team having a try with a hopeful shot, first Campbell for England and then Allback for Sweden. 

Some clumsy defending by England¡¯s Danny Mills resulted in a poor clearance straight to Alexandersson, who dribbled the ball into the penalty arc before shooting a left-foot bullet off Seaman¡¯s right hand and into the net (1:1, 59¡¯). 

Sweden were vitalised by the goal, and they almost got a second immediately after, when Teddy Lucic¡¯s fierce volley from the edge of the area was saved nicely by Seaman (61¡¯). Lucic missed another golden chance minutes later. He got behind the defence on a counterattack but hit his shot off the chest of the onrushing Seaman (65¡¯). 

The match levelled out after that, and Emile Heskey, silent for much of the game, missed his opportunity to play the hero when he fired a low shot from 15 metres wide of the far post (80¡¯). The big Liverpool striker was again the danger man as stoppage time approached, this time missing wide with a header from 10 metres (90¡¯). 

Though the result may not be disastrous for England fans, they still have to deal with the knowledge that they have not beaten Sweden in 34 years. 
 

 
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ARGENTINA 1 : 0 NIGERIA by FIFAworldcup.com  
    
A second half header by Gabriel Batistuta gave favourites Argentina a narrow, but deserved, win over a determined Nigeria. The Group F match-winner was an excellent effort from the back post off of a Juan Veron corner kick. 

The low score line was misleading as both sides played attacking, skilful football in Ibaraki, Japan. Argentina especially created many chances, largely behind the explosive combination of captain Veron and Ariel Ortega. The Argentine's will undoubtedly take confidence from their performance as they head into the match against England on 7 June. Nigeria face Sweden next on the same day. 

Both sides clearly had attacking on their mind from the beginning, and although Nigeria had their dangerous moments, it was Argentina who carried the attack, with midfield general Juan Veron repeatedly picking out Gabriel Batistuta up the middle and Ariel Ortega wreaking havoc up the right wing. 

Nigeria gifted Argentina a scoring chance that the Africans were lucky to come away from without having to take the ball out of their net. Goalkeeper Ike Shorunmu sent a goal kick straight to Batistuta, but Shorunmu did well to dive to his left and stop the Roma striker¡¯s shot from just inside the area (20¡¯). 

A turnover after a Nigeria throw-in gave Ortega a chance to fire a screamer from 25 metres that Shorunmu could only parry out for a corner with his right hand (30¡¯). 

Jay Jay Okocha matched Ortega¡¯s effort minutes later. He created the chance for himself by beating Juan Sorin on the dribble and blasting a rocket from 25 metres, and Pablo Cavallero only just deflected it over the bar with his fingertips (32¡¯). 

Despite all the fine chances, the half ended without a goal, though Argentina were perhaps unlucky to head into the dressing room without the lead. 

Nigeria suffered a blow just after the interval, as striker Nwankwo Kanu had to come off because of an injury he had sustained in the first half. 

Argentina twice almost got the first goal in the opening minutes of the second half. First a sliding Batistuta couldn¡¯t get enough of the ball to guide it inside the right post (48¡¯), and then Sorin rose above the defenders but flicked his header wide of the back post (49¡¯). 

Sorin had another gem of a chance when Ortega lofted in a neat chip to the Cruzeiro man, but he fired his shot from 15 metres right at Shorunmu (61¡¯). 

Batistuta finally got Argentina¡¯s goal when it seemed they would never convert one of their great chances. Veron served a corner kick from the left side, and ¡°Batigol¡± rose above team-mates and defenders alike at the far post to head the ball down past Shorunmu (1:0, 63¡¯). The Roma star has now scored 10 final-phase goals and at least one in three different finals. 

Nigeria seemed to come alive after the Argentina goal, and they began producing their best attacking play of the match. The best look at goal fell to the foot of Okocha from 20 metres, but his shot flew high and wide (75¡¯). 

But Argentina kept attacking and their defence never cracked. Ultimately Nigeria could do nothing to keep Argentina from walking off deserved victors.