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ITALY 1 : 2 CROATIA by FIFAworldcup.com  
    
With under twenty minutes left, Croatia were down 1-0 in Ibaraki, Japan and facing elimination from the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan¢â. But, against the vaunted Italian defence, the third place finishers four years ago rallied for two goals in three minutes and held on against late pressure to rescue their hopes of advancing to the next round.  

Substitute Ivica Olic equalized Christian Vieri¡¯s third goal of the tournament - a splendid second-half header - before Milan Rapaic gave the Eastern Europeans a stunning victory. The loss not only breaks a 12 match unbeaten run in the FIFA World Cup for Italy but leaves them now even with three points on top of Group G with both Croatia and Mexico. The Italians face Mexico next, while Croatia take on Ecuador.  

Italy jumped out to an early lead in their first match against Ecuador and looked to do so again when Stjepan Tomas fouled Francesco Totti just outside the penalty area. But Totti¡¯s free kick was blocked by the Croatian wall (3¡¯). 

Cristiano Doni created an excellent chance out of nothing with Croatia¡¯s Robert Kovac all over his backside. Doni out-muscled Kovac to gain possession inside the penalty area and only a fantastic diving save by goalkeeper Stipe Pletikosa kept Italy scoreless (15¡¯). 

Croatia put their first test on Gianluigi Buffon when Davor Vugrinec launched a 25-metre half-volley, but the Italian keeper was properly positioned and made the easy save (22¡¯). 

Vugrinec had an even better opportunity after working a quick one-two with Milan Rapaic at the top of the area. Stepping in on the right side, Vugrinec sent a bouncing shot on Buffon that the keeper batted off Marco Materazzi, but the defender, who had just replaced Alessandro Nesta, was able to recover before the ball rolled over the line (26¡¯). 

Croatia forced another save from Buffon, this time on the counter-attack. Rapaic¡¯s low 12-metre effort from the left side was snared by the Juventus keeper (45¡¯). 

Hard tackles from both teams were plentiful in the opening half and there were more than a few scoring chances. It seemed a goal was to come, but the question was whether one would be enough. 

Christian Vieri thought he had netted his third goal of the tournament early in the second half, but after his close-range diving header found the net, the Inter Milan forward was judged to have been offside (50¡¯).  

Minutes later he did have a third as he out-leapt Josip Simunic at the back post to reach Doni¡¯s cross and loft a header over Pletikosa (1:0, 55¡¯).  

Following the goal, Croatia brought on midfielder Jurica Vranjes and forward Ivica Olic to spark the attack. And it would be Olic who would eventually get them level. Robert Jarni served a dangerous cross in front of the Italian goal that Olic gently knocked past Buffon with his right foot (1:1, 73¡¯). 

Croatia continued in the attack and just three minutes later they were ahead. Rapaic had a cross knocked away, but the ball was returned to him just inside the penalty area from the head of Niko Kovac. Rapaic brought the ball down with his chest and while falling lifted a partially deflected left-foot shot over a helpless Buffon (1:2, 76¡¯). 

A well-struck free kick by Totti almost brought Italy back, but his 25-metre drive caromed off the near post, behind a stationary Pletikosa and through the other side of the goal box out of danger (87¡¯). 

With stoppage time approaching, Pletikosa was called upon again when he dived high to his right to spoil Gianluca Zambrotta¡¯s attempt to equalise (89¡¯).  

Just as they had early in the half, Italy thought they had another goal denied by the assistant referee¡¯s flag. Filippo Inzaghi chased down a long pass inside the area, causing enough confusion for Pletikosa to have it skip by him into the empty net. But once again the Italian celebrations were ceased by the assistant referee's waving flag (92¡¯). 

 
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MEXICO 2 : 1 ECUADOR by FIFAworldcup.com  
    
After an early Agustin Delgado header gave Ecuador the lead, Mexico stormed back confidently to win 2-1 in Miyagi, Japan. Jared Borgetti and Gerardo Torrado claimed the goals that clinched the match, leaving Mexico in an excellent spot to advance from Group G.  

Both goals were top class, and the two goal scorers were impressive figures throughout the match. The authority with which Mexico controlled the South Americans will have their next opponents, Italy, nervous about their chances. For Ecuador it looks the end of the road on their debut appearance at the FIFA World Cup¢â. Only a victory over Croatia along with a Mexican win against Italy could keep them in the tournament.  

Ecuador went ahead early when Agustin Delgado¡¯s pinpoint flick header was just out of the reach of goalkeeper Oscar Perez and banged down inside the goal off the underside of the crossbar. Ulises De La Cruz set up the first chance of the game with his cross from the right side (0:1, 5¡¯). 

Ecuador¡¯s Edwin Tenorio fouled Joahan Rodriguez outside the corner of the penalty area, setting up Mexico¡¯s first dangerous set piece. But, goalkeeper Jose Cevallos easily handled Ramon Morales¡¯ swerving left-footer (18¡¯). 

Midway through the first half, Mexico enjoyed an overwhelming advantage in possession time, but the Tricolores never seemed dangerous and Ecuador soaked up the pressure with relative ease. 

But when Morales broke free on the left side and crossed for Jared Borgetti, the Santos forward made his left-foot volley look easy as it escaped a diving Cevallos and found the back of the net (1:1, 28¡¯). 

Back to level terms, Ecuador returned to the attack. Alfonso Obregon struck a powerful shot from 25 metres that veered wide of the left post (33¡¯). 

For the most part, Mexico continued to dictate the flow of the match, creating three more good chances before the half-time whistle. Cuauhtemoc Blanco had the best opportunity, receiving a pass just inside the penalty area, but he could only manage a soft right-footer on Cevallos (41¡¯).  

Raul Guerron earned a caution when he was forced to drag down Jesus Arellano after the Monterrey forward beat him cleanly on the right side. The foul proved wise when Braulio Luna¡¯s free kick was high and wide of the back post (50¡¯). 

Mexico continued to press forward in the second half and they were eventually rewarded. Torrado was given space outside the penalty area and he ripped a left-footer into the right-side netting (2:1, 57¡¯). 

Substitute forward Carlos Tenorio provided a brief respite from the Mexican onslaught when his sudden burst of speed past two Mexican defenders created a corner kick. Ecuador eventually earned a free kick, and Guerron¡¯s 30-metre shot had pace but was directed right at Perez (66¡¯). 

Before long, Mexico were back on the attack with Rodriguez wasting a good chance high over the net from 10 metres (68¡¯), and Borgetti skimming the far post with a shot from just inside the area (70¡¯). 

Tenorio¡¯s speed caused more problems for Mexico when he raced around a defender to receive a pass and fire a quick shot that Perez was just able to deflect with his foot (81¡¯). 

Edison Mendez then tested Perez from long-range with a hard-struck volley that the goalkeeper had little trouble containing (83¡¯). Marlon Ayovi came even closer for Ecuador when his right-footer from 20 metres skipped inches outside the right post (87¡¯).