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Italy 1 : 1 United States 

[ITA] 11. GILARDINO Alberto (22') 
[USA] 2. ZACCARDO Cristian (27' OG)

KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany (AP) - Bloodied but not beaten, the United States bounced back to hold Italy to a 1-1 tie Saturday night in an ugly World Cup game with three ejections, a disallowed American goal and wide-open play. 

With thousands of fans in red, white and blue cheering the United States on a warm night, the Americans came out aggressive - and then hung on while playing most of the second half at a man disadvantage. Their reward was their first World Cup point in Europe. 
U.S. goalkeeper Kasey Keller saved the Americans with a pair of point-blank stops on Alessandro Del Piero in the final 20 minutes. 

"It was a total team effort and those guys bled today for our country and our team," Keller said. 

The American team, harshly criticized for lackluster and nervous play in their opener, went to a corner of the field after the final whistle to salute their fans at Fritz-Walter-Stadion, a group roughly equal in size to supporters of the famous Azzurri, a three-time World Cup champion. 

"We gave everything, but it was difficult after the second red card," captain Claudio Reyna said. "We gave everything at the end to get a point." 

The result complicated a group that after the first games seemed clear. 

Italy (1-0-1) leads Group E with four points, one ahead of the Czechs and Ghana (both 1-1) and three ahead of the Americans (0-0-1). 

The United States, seemingly deflated after a 3-0 loss to the Czech Republic, now finds itself with a chance to advance to the second round if it beats Ghana on Thursday in its final first-round game. 

For the United States to reach the round of 16, it must win, coupled with an Italian victory over the Czechs. Or there Italy would have to tie the Czechs along with a U.S. victory by a margin of several goals. 

"It's very simple, we have to win," Reyna said. "We have a super chance now." 

The draw marked a milestone in the history of U.S. soccer. The Americans were 0-8 in World Cup games played in Europe, and they had never gotten as much as a single point in Europe in any match against the big five nations of Italy, England, Germany, Spain and France. 

But thanks greatly to Keller, the Americans didn't buckle. 

Alberto Gilardino put Italy ahead in the 22nd minute. The Americans tied the score in the 27th when a U.S. free kick was knocked into the net by defender Cristian Zaccardo, who was trying to clear the ball before it reached Brian McBride. 

The departures began a minute later. 

De Rossi received a red card from Uruguayan referee Jorge Larrionda for elbowing McBride in the face, a vicious foul that left McBride bloody. 

"Brian has, I think, a few titanium plates in his face already," Keller said, "so you know he's going to stick his head in places where most people would really prefer not to." 

But the sides evened out in the 45th when American midfielder Pablo Mastroeni was ejected for a sliding takedown against Andrea Pirlo, cleating the midfielder's ankle. 

Pope was the next to go. He received a yellow card in the 11th minute for a foul on Gilardino, then was ejected in the second minute of the second half for sliding into Gilardino. While he touched the ball first, he crashed into the forward's leg and Larrionda didn't hesitate to show the yellow, then the red card. 

For a few brief seconds, it appeared the United States had gone ahead in the 70th minute, when second-half sub DaMarcus Beasley slotted the ball in off goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon. But with U.S. coach Bruce Arena pumping an arm on the sideline, the whistle blew for an offside call on McBride. 

Keller then made the save of the night, jumping to his right to punch away a short shot by a wide-open Del Piero, who had gotten a flick from Pirlo. Keller made another outstanding stop on Del Piero in the 79th. 

American defender Carlos Bocanegra nearly gave Italy a goal in the second half, putting a clearance attempt just over the U.S. crossbar. 

Pope and Mastroeni will miss the game with Ghana. 

 

 
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Czech Republic 0 : 2 Ghana  

[GHA] 3. GYAN Asamoah (2')11. MUNTARI Sulley (82')

COLOGNE, Germany (AP) - Ghana delivered Africa's first victory in this World Cup with style. 

The Black Stars stunned the Czech Republic - ranked second in the world - 2-0 Saturday. A goal in the second minute gave them the lead and they peppered the Czech net the rest of the game before finally getting another goal. 
Ghana's win also helped the United States, which tied Italy 1-1 later Saturday. The Italians lead Group E with four points, the Czechs and Ghana have three and the Americans one. 

All four are alive to advance, depending on their games Thursday. The Americans play Ghana and the Italians face the Czechs. 

Asamoah Gyan scored in the second minute off a piercing pass from captain Stephen Appiah. It all went the west Africans' way from then for the biggest upset in Germany so far. 

"It's fantastic. We showed we can do it," Appiah said. "I thank the Ghanians for their massive support and the Germans, who were shouting 'Ghana, Ghana.' 

"I couldn't believe it. I was nearly crying." 

Sulley Muntari put the game out of reach in the 82nd minute after keeper Petr Cech made a handful of spectacular saves. 

Czech coach Karel Bruckner had hoped to have qualification sealed before facing Italy on Thursday, but was left to marvel at Saturday's stunner. 

"Our opponent showed extraordinary quality. We couldn't cope," Bruckner said. 

Heavily outnumbered by Czech fans in the crowd, Ghana's supporters roared with delight at every chance and danced in their seats in the 45,000-seat Cologne Stadium. 

Ghana defender John Pantsil, who plays for Hapoel Tel-Aviv, pulled out an Israeli flag in celebration. John Mensah revealed a T-shirt with an image of Jesus holding a lamb. 

Gyan picked up a pass from Appiah and easily beat Cech from just inside the area only 68 seconds into the match. Muntari added the second, sending a rocket of a shot into the upper right corner of the net. 

Both goal scorers will miss the next match after successive yellow cards. 

Gyan missed a penalty kick in the 67th after Czech defender Tomas Ujfalusi was sent off. He hit the right goalpost moments after putting a shot into the net - but before the referee blew his whistle to restart play. 

Ujfalusi brought down striker Matthew Amoah to draw the penalty. 

The Czechs were missing strikers Jan Koller and Aston Villa's Milan Baros with injuries, but it was the defense that broke down. 

"Ghana played very well, starting with their early goal. We were forced to play an open game which served Ghana," coach Bruckner said. 

Vratislav Lokvenc, the lone striker for the Czech Republic, was quiet for most of the game and will be suspended in the third group match for getting his second yellow card of the round. 

Ghana coach Ratomir Dujkovic shook up his team's defense following a 2-0 loss to Italy. His strategy worked, in great part because of the early score by Gyan. 

"Today we had big motivation. It was do or die ... I'm surprised it was only 2-0," Dujkovic said. 

"I'm very happy. We are still in the battle for qualification. I believe we can pass. We had many chances to score ... Cech made many saves. He saved the Czech Republic this afternoon." 

Cech said his teammates lost the initiative from the start. 

"We let them do what they wanted," the keeper said. "They scored in 70 seconds and then we had to attack and they relied on counterattacks and added another goal." 

Ghana dominated with Appiah and Michael Essien repeatedly exposing weaknesses in the Czech defense. Cech did well to stop a shot at close range from Amoah in the 70th, and again from Muntari three minutes later. 

With Essien and Appiah running the Czech defense ragged, Cech also stopped a barrage of late shots, with Gyan missing another one-on-one chance in the 79th. 

But Muntari found the net with a shot that left Cech no chance - and the Americans a better chance. 

"It was a good victory for the team, my country and Africa as a whole," Essien said. 

Five Africa teams are playing in the World Cup: Ghana, Angola, Ivory Coast, Togo and Tunisia.