FIFA - Statistiques de la journée du 29 juin 2014

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Statistique de la FIFA pour la journée du 29 juin 2014.

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• Publié le: 30 juin 2014
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Hakan Sukur (TUR) congratulates team-mate Ilhan Mansiz after he scored the third goal during the 2002 FIFA World Cup Third Place Play-Off match against South Korea. (Photo by Gary M. Prior/Getty Images) 2002 During the match for third place between Turkey and Korea Republic in Daegu, Hakan Sukur struck the earliest goal in FIFA World Cup history after just 11 seconds. 1958 & 1986 In 1958, Brazil won their first FIFA World Cup™at the sixth attempt by defeating hosts Sweden 5-2. In 1986, Argentina claimed their second World Cup title by downing Germany 3-2 in Mexico City, with the winning goal scored by Jorge Burruchaga.

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Yesterday’s highlights–28 June 2014 TM Julio Cesar is one of 11 goalkeepers to have saved two spot-kicks in a FIFA World Cuppenalty shoot-out. The only Brazilian who achieved the feat before him was Claudio Taffarel, against the Netherlands in 1998. The tournament record of three saves in one shoot-out was set by Portuguese stopper Ricardo against England in 2006. Brazil have won three of the four penalty shoot-outs they have contested in this competition. Prior to yesterday’s victory,ASeleçãooutsmarted Italy in the 1994 Final and the Netherlands in the 1998 semi-finals, losing only to France in the 1986 quarter-finals. Chile have been eliminated by Brazil in each of the four campaigns in which they have progressed beyond the first stage (1962, 1998, 2010 and 2014). Colombia have reached the last eight of the World Cup for the first time, their previous best performance being a Round of 16 appearance in 1990. Jose Pekerman is unbeaten in nine games as a coach in the World Cup. Before winning four matches with Colombia in this tournament, he guided Argentina to three victories and two draws in 2006. At 22 years and 11 months old, James Rodriguez is the fourth-youngest player to have scored in four consecutive World Cup games, behind Teofilo Cubillas (21 years and three months in 1970), Ferenc Bene (1966) and Pele (1958-1962), who were both 21 years and seven months old. Yesterday’s defeat by Colombia means that Uruguay have lost their last three meetings with fellow South American teams in the World Cup, after having won the first five between 1930 and 1962.

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Today’s matches Roundof 16: Netherlands - Mexico Match NoMatch CityTime (LT) Referee designation 51 Netherlands- MexicoFORTALEZA 13:00PROENCA Pedro (POR) 6 previous head-to-heads Date VenueCity (Country)Team ATeam BResult StatusStage 26.06.1960 MEXICOCITY MEXICOCITY (MEX)Mexico(1:0) FNetherlands 3:1 19.04.1961 AMSTERDAMAMSTERDAM (NED)NetherlandsMexico1:2 (0:1)F 24.02.1998 MIAMIMIAMI (USA)MexicoNetherlandsF2:3 (0:3) 25.06.1998 StadeGeoffroy GuichardSAINT-ETIENNE (FRA)Netherlands Mexico2:2 (2:0)FWC GroupMatches 01.06.2006 PhilipsEINDHOVEN (NED)NetherlandsMexico 2:1(0:1) F 26.05.2010 BadenovaStadion FREIBURG(GER)NetherlandsMexico 2:1(2:0) F MP WD LGF GA Mexico 11 116 2 1 3 Netherlands 11 116 3 1 2 Match facts for Netherlands–Mexico The Netherlands have fared slightly better in the sides' six previous encounters, winning three, losing two and drawing one. TM That solitary stalemate was played out in thepair’s only prior FIFA World Cupmeeting, during the group round in 1998. It finished 2-2 after theOranjehad gone 2-0 ahead through Phillip Cocu and Ronald De Boer, only for Mexico to snatch a point with goals from Ricardo Pelaez on 75 minutes and Luis Hernandez in stoppage time. Mexico have qualified for the Round of 16 in each of the last five editions (since 1994), but only ever reached the quarter-finals in 1970 and 1986 when they were the host team. The Netherlands were the most prolific scorers in the first round, netting ten goals. The Dutch team’s best tally for a single edition is 15 goals, which they achieved in both the 1974 and 1978 campaigns. Mexico had the joint-best defence in the group stage alongside Costa Rica and Belgium, with only one goal conceded. Wesley Sneijder could play his 15th World Cup game and clinch the Dutch appearance record ahead of Ruud Krol, Wim Jansen and Johnny Rep.

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Roundof 16: Costa Rica - Greece Match NoMatch CityTime (LT) Referee designation 52 CostaRica - GreeceRECIFE 17:00WILLIAMS Benjamin (AUS) No previous head-to-heads Match facts forCosta Rica–Greece The sides have never locked horns before at any level. Costa Rica have made it to the knockout stage for the second time, after reaching the Round of 16 in 1990, whereas Greece are making their first foray beyond the group stage. Costa Rica have a mixed record against European teams in the World Cup, with three wins, two draws and three defeats. This is Greece’s first World Cup showdown against CONCACAF opposition. Greece are the least prolific of the teams that went through to the second stage, with two goals scored. Costa Rica had the joint-best defence in the group stage alongside Mexico and Belgium, with only one goal conceded. Christian Bolanos and Michael Umana could play their sixth World Cup match and go joint-top of the Costa Rican appearance ranking together with Walter Centeno, Ronald Gomez, Luis Marin, Mauricio Solis and Paulo Wanchope.

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Tomorrow’s line-up–30 June 2014 Round of 16: France - Nigeria Match NoMatch CityTime (LT)Referee designation 53 France- NigeriaBRASILIA 13:00GEIGER Mark (USA) 1 previous head-to-head Date City(Country) TeamA TeamB ResultStatus 02.06.2009 SAINT-ETIENNE(FRA) FranceNigeriaFriendly0:1 (0:1)  MPW DL GFGA France1 0 0 1 0 1 Nigeria1 1 0 0 1 0 Match facts for France–Nigeria The pair’s only previous encounter was a friendly match played in St Etienne in 2009 that Nigeria won 1-0, thanks to a goal by Joseph Akpala. Nigeria last reached the knockout stage in 1998. The first time the Super Eagles got this far was in 1994, when they secured their progression to the Round of 16 with a 2-0 win over Greece on this same date of 30 June. Nigeria are the first African side to qualify for the second stage of the World Cup three times. For the fifth consecutive edition France are facing African opposition, against whomLes Bleus havean even head-to-head record of two victories (3-0 over South Africa in 1998 and 2-0 against Togo in 2006) and two defeats (1-0 against Senegal in 2002 and 2-1 against South Africa in 2010). Both of Nigeria’s previous Round of 16 matches ended in defeat at the hands of European opposition, namely Italy after extra time in 1994, followed by Denmark in 1998. If selected, Joseph Yobo will play his 10th World Cup match and claim the Nigerian appearance record ahead of Jay Jay Okocha on nine. Stephen Keshi made his only World Cup appearance exactly 20 years ago on 30 June 1994, in Nigeria’s 2-0 victory over Greece. Mark Geiger will oversee his third match in this campaign and his third World Cup game overall, placing him at the top of the tournament appearance ranking for American referees.

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Round of 16: Germany - Algeria Match NoMatch CityTime (LT)Referee designation 54 Germany–ALEGRE 17:00Algeria PORTO RICCI Sandro (BRA) 2 previous head-to-heads Date City(Country) TeamA TeamB ResultStatus Stage 01.01.1964 ALGIERS(ALG)AlgeriaGermany FR2:0 (2:0)F - 16.06.1982 GIJON(ESP) GermanyFRAlgeriaMatchesFWC Group1:2 (0:0)  MPW DL GFGA Germany2 0 0 2 1 4 Algeria2 2 0 0 4 1 Match facts for Germany–Algeria Both of the sides’ previous engagements were won by Algeria. The first was a friendly in 1964 that ended 2-0 courtesy of goals from Khennane Mahi and Ahmed Oudjani. The second match, which finished 2-1 at the 1982 World Cup following goals by Rabah Madjer, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and Lakhdar Belloumi, was the first African victory over a European team in the competition’s history. That 1982 triumph was Algeria’s only World Cup win against European opposition. Since thenLes Fennecshave mustered three draws and four defeats against UEFA teams. That same result in 1982 was Germany’s only World Cup defeat at the hands ofAfrican opponents, against whomDie Nationalelfhave also collected four wins and two draws. Germany enter this match on the back of seven consecutive Round of 16 victories from 1986 to 2010. This is the 80th World Cup fixture pitting European and African teams against each other. UEFA representatives have the better head-to-head record, with 40 wins, 22 draws and 16 defeats. The only missing result relates to the Round of 16 duel between France and Nigeria that will be played just a few hours before this game.

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Next Matches Date Match 01.07.2014 Argentina- Switzerland 01.07.2014 Belgium- USA 04./05.07.2014 - Quarter-finals Date Match 04.07.2014 Brazil- Colombia 04.07.2014 W53- W54 05.07.2014 W51- W52 05.07.2014 W55- W56 08./09.07.2014 - Semi-final Date Match 08.07.2014 W57- W58 09.07.2014 W59- W60 12.07.2014 - Play-off for third place Date Match 12.07.2014 L61- L62 13.07.2014 - Final Date Match 13.07.2014 W61- W62

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FIFA World Cup stats at a glance Goals, cards, attendances - comparative statistics Yellow / Teams / FIFA World Cup™Average Red Average GoalsAttendance** Average Matches cards* Brazil 201432 / 50140 2.80134 / 92.68 / 0.182,585,895 51,718 South Africa 2010145 2.2732 / 643.8 / 0.3245 / 173,178,856 49,670 Germany 200632 / 644.8 / 0.4307 / 28147 2.303,359,439 52,491 Korea/Japan 200232 / 644.1 / 0.3260 / 17161 2.522,705,197 42,269 France 199832 / 643.9 / 0.3171 2.67250 / 222,785,100 43,517 USA 199424 / 52221 / 15141 2.714.3 / 0.33,587,538 68,991 Italy 199024 / 52115 2.21162 / 153.1 / 0.32,516,215 48,389 Mexico 198624 / 522.6 / 0.2133 / 8132 2.542,394,031 46,039 Spain 198224 / 52146 2.8198 / 51.9 / 0.12,109,723 40,572 Argentina 197859 / 31.6 / 0.116 / 38102 2.681,545,791 40,679 Germany FR 197497 2.5516 / 382.3 / 0.187 / 51,865,753 49,099 Mexico 197016 / 3295 2.9751 / 01.6 / 01,603,975 50,124 England 196616 / 3289 2.7821 / 50.7 / 0.21,563,135 48,848 Chile 196216 / 3289 2.786 / 10.03 / 0.2893,172 27,912 Sweden 1958126 3.616 / 350 / 3819,810 23,4230 / 0.09 Switzerland 195416 / 26140 5.380 / 30 / 0.12768,607 29,562 Brazil 195088 413 / 221 / 01,045,246 47,5110.05 / 0 France 193815 / 1884 4.670 / 4375,700 20,8720 / 0.22 Italy 193470 4.1216 /171 / 00 / 0.06363,000 21,353 Uruguay 193013 / 1870 9.891 / 0590,549 32,8080.06 / 0 * Yellow cards do not include second cautions in same match / No. of red cards includes direct expulsions and indirect expulsions due to second caution in same match **Attendance figures relate to the number of spectators as indicated in official FIFA match reports and not number of tickets sold. Figures also include double headers.

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