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Sweden drew Argentina to top Group F and move onto a second round date with Senegal. They are joined by England, who drew with Nigeria and will face Denmark. Argentina join co-favourites France out at the first hurdle. 

Despite dominating possession and having the lion's share of dangerous chances, Argentina were frustrated repeatedly by the resilient Swedish defence and their own finishing. A brilliant second half free-kick by Anders Svensson. and Hernan Crespo's follow-up on a saved penalty were the only goals. Two-time champion Argentina have not been eliminated in the FIFA World Cup¢â first-round since 1962. 

Match Facts 

Neither team looked very dangerous in the opening minutes. They traded early free kicks, first by Sweden¡¯s Henrik Larsson (6¡¯) and then by Argentina¡¯s Gabriel Batistuta (8¡¯), but neither player¡¯s shot was anywhere close to the mark. 

Argentina had the first good chance when Javier Zanetti served a cross from the right wing to Juan Sorin in the goal area, but his downward header was well saved by Sweden goalkeeper Magnus Hedman (14¡¯). 

Although they missed that chance, it seemed to lend confidence to Argentina, and they began to attack with imagination and creativity that was absent in their match against England. It was not long before Sorin had another great chance, this time after a cross from Claudio Lopez on the left wing, but Sorin headed over the crossbar (17¡¯). 

After one long stretch of sustained pressure, Ariel Ortega served a wonderful cross to Lopez in space in the left side of the penalty area, but the Lazio forward¡¯s powerful volley went well over the bar (28¡¯). Minutes later, Ortega again found Lopez with a cross, and again Lopez could not get his volley on goal (30¡¯). 

Fittingly, the last good chance of the half fell to Lopez, and, in what had become a theme of the first half, he once again failed to put his shot on goal from the left side of the penalty area (41¡¯). 

After Sweden had failed to go close in the entire first half, they missed by just inches shortly after the interval when Anders Svensson¡¯s free kick from 35 metres went just wide of the left post (56¡¯). And on their next free kick, they got their goal, with Svensson¡¯s bending strike from 25 metres finding the upper-left corner (1:0, 59¡¯). 

Argentina coach Marcelo Bielsa, who had substituted Hernan Crespo for Batistuta just before the goal, wasted no time bringing in new attacking options, inserting Juan Veron and Kily Gonzalez in place of Matias Almeyda and Juan Sorin (63¡¯). 

With Argentina pushing men forward, Sweden almost had their second goal when Andreas Andersson¡¯s cross into the goal area deflected off a defender, forcing goalkeeper Pablo Cavallero to make a good reflex save (75¡¯). 

Argentina were desperate, sending every man forward. They nearly had a goal from Aimar, but a defender cleared the shot from eight metres, and then Zanetti fired a shot from 15 metres that Hedman did well to save (83¡¯). 

Sweden nearly put the issue to rest when Andersson hit the stanchion (85¡¯), but Argentina would increase the drama when Ortega earned a penalty. Though Hedman saved the River Plate man¡¯s spot-kick, Crespo pounced on the rebound to level the score (1:1, 88¡¯).  

But it would be too little too late for the Argentines, who could do nothing but follow France on a flight out of East Asia. 
 

 
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NIGERIA 0 : 0 ENGLAND by FIFAworldcup.com  

England booked their place in the second round with a gritty draw against already eliminated Nigeria, and they will move on from the ¡°Group of Death¡± to play Denmark in the second round. In the group¡¯s other match, Sweden drew Argentina and will face Senegal next.  

England pushed forward to try to claim a goal and assure their progress, but Nigeria fought bravely and created chances of their own. But, with both sides relatively happy with the result, they coasted to claim a point each. 

Match Facts 

Nigeria are normally an unpredictable side, but with nothing to play for but pride, England had to be on guard, especially from the start, when they thwarted good Nigerian build-ups from Benedict Akwuegbu and Julius Aghahowa. 

The Super Eagles seemed to have an edge in pressure over the first quarter hour, until England forward Emile Heskey was able to sneak his toe on a low cross from the right side and direct a shot on goal. Goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama, one of four Nigerians making his first FIFA World Cup appearance in the game, was able to dive left and make the save (19¡¯). That chance was followed by a 20-metre right-footer by David Beckham that Enyeama pulled in easily (20¡¯). 

After the brief sequence of English pressure, the game found a balance and the teams traded dangerous free kicks. Jay Jay Okocha had a 20-metre shot from the left side saved by David Seaman (31¡¯), and Beckham launched a 25-metre chance that was off the mark (32¡¯). 

The speedy Michael Owen then had his first opportunity when he raced around a defender into the penalty area, but his shot went wide (35¡¯). At the other end, Akwuegbu had a shot stopped by Seaman and the rebound cleared (37¡¯). 

In the closing minutes of the half, England had several looks at goal, but most were either off target or blocked by Nigerian defenders. Paul Scholes had the best chance when Enyeama parried his 25-metre effort off the right post and away (44¡¯). 

Nigeria opened the second half with Aghahowa breaking into the penalty area, but his foray did not result in a shot at Seaman¡¯s net. Beckham then stepped up for another England free kick and again missed the net, going high at the near post (56¡¯).  

From that point, England enjoyed most of the possession but could not crack the Nigerian defence. Most of their chances came from shots outside the area, with many of those off target, while the Africans seemed hesitant to bring players into the attack.  

Substitute Teddy Sheringham was on the end of a deflected cross near the penalty spot, but his first-time shot sailed over the crossbar. Moments later, he tried to catch Enyeama off his line, but Sheringham¡¯s 25-metre shot was also off target (76¡¯).  

England¡¯s Ashley Cole nearly received a fortunate bounce when his off-balance cross from the by-line just skimmed the crossbar and eventually bounced out for a goal kick (79¡¯).  

Knowing that their place in the round of 16 was reserved with one point, England spent little time attacking in the final 20 minutes, content with a draw, while Nigeria appeared content with their performance and happy to leave Japan with a clean sheet.