It took extra time and a shootout for Italy to claim the World Cup in Berlin
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Jul. 9, 2006

It took extra time and a shootout for Italy to claim the World Cup in Berlin, beating France 5-3 on penalties on Sunday. The Italian victory came after French captain Zinedine Zidane was ejected for head-butting Marco Materazzi in the chest. Without their leader for the shootout, the French only missed once. But Italy, rarely strong in such situations, made all five.

It took extra time and a shootout for Italy to claim the World Cup in Berlin
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It took extra time and a shootout for Italy to claim the World Cup in Berlin, beating France 5-3 on penalties on Sunday
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Mauresmo came back to beat Justine Henin-Hardenne 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 on Saturday to win Wimbledon for her second Grand Slam title
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Mauresmo is first French women's champ in 81 years
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Beckham quit as England captain after Portugal kicks btits off World Cup
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David Beckham quit as England captain Sunday, the morning after his team went out in the World Cup quarterfinals on penalties to Portugal.
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France ousts defending champ Brazil on Henry's goal
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The experienced and savvy French ousted the five-time champions 1-0 in a stunningly one-sided World Cup quarterfinal game.
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Wimbeldon upsets : Martina Hingis wiped away a tear as she walked off Centre Court
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Martina Hingis wiped away a tear as she walked off Centre Court, a match that seemed within her grasp suddenly gone.
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Italy beat newcomer Ukraine 3-0 to set up a Tuesday semifinal match against host Germany
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Italy was only supposed to advance as far as its spectacular defense could take it. Add some opportunistic offense and the Azzurri are one game away from playing for the World Cup title.
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Roger Federer won his record 42nd straight grass-court match and the fourth consecutive Wimbledon championship
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Roger Federer won his record 42nd straight grass-court match Tuesday, beating Richard Gasquet 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 to open his bid for a fourth consecutive Wimbledon championship.
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Brazil ended Ghana's scrappy World Cup debut Tuesday with three streaking goals - Ronaldo shows the class
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Brazil ended Ghana's scrappy World Cup debut Tuesday with three streaking goals, the first an early flash by Ronaldo that made him the most prolific scorer in tournament history.
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