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Brazil 2 : 0 Australia 

[BRA] 7. ADRIANO (49')21. FRED (90') 

MUNICH, Germany (AP) - Brazil again couldn't stage the show everyone has been expecting. And still the defending champions advanced to the second round of the World Cup with a shaky 2-0 win over Australia. 

Tied at halftime and laboring throughout Sunday's match, Brazil went ahead in the 49th minute when Adriano whipped a low shot past Australia goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer. Then they hung on. 
After adding a late score, the Brazilians ended with one goal more than in their opening match victory over Croatia - but were even less impressive this time. With few flourishes, their field full of stars didn't play the beautiful game their fans demand. 

Still, Brazil secured its record ninth consecutive World Cup victory. 

With Japan and Croatia struggling to a 0-0 tie earlier in the day, Brazil was assured of advancing. The five-time champion hasn't been eliminated in the first stage since the 1966 tournament. 

Coach Carlos Alberto Parreira was satisfied. 

"The team improved compared to the other match," he said. "Brazil had the patience necessary to wait for the moment to decide the match." 

After an unremarkable first half, Adriano unloaded a left-footed shot from the top of the penalty area after clearing a defender. The ball in the net, he was joined by his teammates in a "rocking the baby" celebration - his son, Adriano Junior, was born in Brazil on Friday. 

Ronaldo, who improved slightly from his dismal performance in the opener, set up Adriano. But Ronaldo again was replaced in the second half by Robinho. 

Reserve Fred came on for Adriano in the 88th - and got the clinching goal a minute later on a rebound into an empty net from a shot by Robinho. 

"This is an incredible debut in the World Cup. I couldn't have expected something like this," Fred said. "I am going to give this ball as a present to my father." 

The Brazilians were hoping to redeem themselves against Australia and prove they are still worthy of the hype surrounding their star-studded squad. But Brazil saw its "magic quartet" kept in check for the second straight game. 

"The difficulties we have faced are caused not only by our kind of play, but also by the high quality of our rivals," Fred added. "They close very well in defense when we attack." 

Back home, fans weren't overwhelmed. 

"This just wasn't a convincing win," said Fabian Yaksic, who nonetheless cheered and danced in Sao Paulo, Brazil's largest city. 

The Australians, playing in their first World Cup since 1974, gave Brazil fits for much of the second half, wasting several chances to tie it. 

Captain Mark Viduka, who orchestrated the attack, nearly equalized in the 86th minute, but his chip over Brazil goalkeeper Dida just missed high. 

Dida also had a great diving save in the 79th on a side volley by substitute midfielder Marco Bresciano. Harry Kewell missed the open net in the 57th after Dida failed to hold onto a high ball inside the area. 

After an opening win against Japan, the Socceroos' performance Sunday gave them the look of a team that belongs in the second round. A win against Croatia on Thursday would get them there. 

Coach Guus Hiddink spoke proudly of his players, saying they had forced the world champions to play on the counterattack. 

"The morale is very high," he said. 

It was Brazil's fourth win in six matches against the Australians. The Socceroos defeated Brazil 1-0 the last time they met, in the 2001 Confederations Cup in South Korea when Brazil fielded second-stringers. Australia had also played Brazil to a 0-0 draw in 1997. 

Brazil controlled possession but failed to create many dangerous scoring opportunities. Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaka and Adriano had another sub-par performance, failing to spark Brazil's attack. 

"We tried to impose our style of play from the beginning, with a lot of speed," Brazil midfielder Ze Roberto said. "We found the opponent playing very well defensively; maybe the weather, the heat, got in our way a little bit." 

Two-time FIFA player of the year Ronaldinho was heavily marked from the beginning and couldn't get any of his moves to work. 

Ronaldo was more active than in his first match, participating in more plays and creating scoring chances. His powerful right-footer from about 20 yards in the 41st minute just missed the net. 

But he still was far from the Ronaldo who led Brazil to its fifth title in 2002 with eight goals in seven matches. He misplayed easy balls and was late getting to some passes. 

Just before the start, Brazil's fans showed their support for the striker, loudly yelling "Ronaldo, Ronaldo, Ronaldo." The chants continued throughout the match whenever the striker made a play. 

Brazil captain Cafu played in his 18th World Cup match, tying a national record held by Dunga and Taffarel. With 14 victories, Cafu has already won more World Cup matches than any other Brazilian, and has played a record 148 games for his country. He has lost only 19 of those matches. 
 
 

 
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Japan 0 : 0 Croatia 

NUREMBERG, Germany (AP) - Offensive ineptitude might lead Japan and Croatia to the same place - home from the World Cup. 

Neither could find the net Sunday in a 0-0 draw. Croatia is scoreless in two games and Japan had one goal in a loss to Australia. 
It's not nearly enough. 

"If we weren't getting our opportunities, I'd be worried, but that's not the case," Japan coach Zico said. "We we're almost there at the goalmouth, but didn't get it in." 

Nor did Croatia. 

"We had many chances to win the match," Croatia defender Josip Simunic said. "But we couldn't score a goal." 

Not even on a penalty kick. 

Diving to his left, Japan goalkeeper Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi stopped Darijo Srna's low drive in the 22nd minute following a takedown in the area of Dado Prso by Japan captain Tsuneyasu Miyamoto. 

Both teams had numerous opportunities to win the Group F match, but solid goalkeeping left each with just one point with one match remaining. 

Japan faces defending champion Brazil in its final match. To have any chance of advancing to the round of 16, Japan must beat the defending champions - something it has never done. 

Croatia plays Australia, 2-0 losers to Brazil later Sunday. 

Croatia again came close in the 54th minute with Niko Kranjcar lunging for a pass from Ivan Klasnic and missing wide of the post. 

Trying to boost his offensive chances, Japan coach Zico sent in Junichi Inamoto to start the second half in place of Takashi Fukunishi. Keiji Tamada came on in the 61st minute, replacing Atsushi Yanagisawa. 

And Japan came close early in the second half. 

Akira Kaji sent a cross to Yanagisawa, who redirected the pass wide of the post in the 52nd minute. 

"We played well in the second half," Japan midfielder Shunsuke Nakamura said. "But it's a tough result for us and now we have to win against Brazil, which is a tough thing to do." 

Croatia had the better chances in the first half and would have taken the lead if not for several good saves from Kawaguchi. 

Kranjcar hit the crossbar with a blast from the top of the area in the 28th. 

As expected, Croatia tried to exploit its height advantage with high balls, but Kawaguchi did a superb job of clearing the attempts. 

Japan's best chance in the opening half came when Hidetoshi Nakata rifled a long-range blast in the 37th minute that goalkeeper Stipe Pletikosa got a hand on after diving to his left. 

Nakata, who took a more aggressive, attacking role than he did against Australia, was the player of the game. 

In the 89th minute, Japan substitute Masashi Oguro had a chance to win it, but couldn't control a pass from Noahiro Takahara. 

"It's not over for us yet," Takahara said. "If we had lost we would basically be out, but we still have the Brazil match and that's something." 

Croatia coach Zlatko Krancjar sent in substitutes Ivan Bosnjak, Ivica Olic and Luka Modric late in the match, but the changes failed to provide results. 

In the second minute of injury time, Olic started a three-on-two break but failed to connect with Prso. 

Both teams are making their third straight World Cup appearance. The last time the teams met, Croatia defeated Japan 1-0 at the 1998 World Cup in France. 

Japan lost its opening match to Australia 3-1. Croatia lost to Brazil 1-0.