Dennis Rommedahl

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June 20th, 2010 |

Author: bobbygee

Another World Cup day chalk full with surprises. Australia and Ghana tied at one all.

The Aussies were blown out by Germany in their first match but the boys from down under sucked it up and fought back to get the draw.

Brett Holman got the Aussies on the board first in the 11^th minute.

Mate Mark Bresciano nailed a wicked free kick from long range.

Bingo. Off the keeper’s chest into the waiting feet of Brett Holman to give Australia a 1-0 lead.

Harvey Kewell was given the heave-hoe after he touched the ball with his arm in the 24^th minute.

Ghana’s Asamoah Gyan nailed the PK in the 25^th minute.

This baby ended up in a one all tie.

The Dutch took it to Japan in a 1-0 win.

The Netherlands was in complete control of this puppy from the outset.

Wesley Sneijder hit the winner in the 53^rd minute.

He rammed a long-range winner from just outside the box.

The shot powered right through the Japanese keeper Eiji Kawashima.

The Dutch squad had most of the possession time but the Japanese had several very good chances that missed the mark.

Ghana is in the pole position of Group D with four points. Germany is second with three.

Serbia is third with three. The Aussies have one pint.

Australia will be sent packing after the Group stage.

The Dutch are in the top spot in Group E with six points Japan is in second with three points.

Cameroon jumped out to an early 1-0 lead over the Danes however Demark came back with two goals to win 2-1.

The Lions are headed home.

Voce Vai Cameroon.

Your time is done.

Arsenal dude Nicklas Bendtner nailed the winner in the 33^rd minute off a great give and go.

Dennis Rommedahl’s strike in the 61^st minute ended this sucker and sent the Lion home packing.

Cameroon’s Samuel Eto’o scored in the 10^th minute to give them the early 1-0 lead.

The Dutch are on to the next round from Group E. Japan and Demark are tied with three points.

The Danes and Japan will take on each other in a winner takes all match.

Alex Lalas needs to be shot.

This guys sucks. His comments make no sense.

Why does ESPN keep on hiring this clown?

I mean give me a break.

They go out and get the worst possible futebol analyst’s in history.

Where does ESPN did these guys up?

Let Pele do it. Sir Alex.

No wonder ESPN is a joke.