australia managed one goal from tim cahill before halftime but chile held on. ne more goal in stoppage time. and then it made it 3-1. >> let's bring in our sports correspondent. he joins us in brazil and he is in rio there. titus, great to see you. great background. the men rocked the football world yesterday with their performance. do you think it will last or have they piqued too soon in the tournament? >> well, it's got to be better than not peeking at all which is better than what -- peaking at all which is better tan what many expected. louie works better with young players and his team looked unburdened by any expectations against the spain's side carrying plenty of expectations n their shoulders. >> all right, we're going to look ahead at what's in store later today and we'll get back to you in just a moment. because there are four matches scheduled for today, including a clash between two of europe's most storied teams, england and italy. italy were runners-up in the european cup two years ago. and enter the tournament with high expectations. but the it

no sooner had the game restarted than tim cahill scored what could be the goal of the tournament. after the break, sokk ruse were awarded a penalty. it made it 2-1. an equalizer through robin van persie, and they wrapped up the win in the 68th when memphis tooupa scored giving the dutch a 3-2 win. cameroon are out, losing 4-0 to croatia in their second game. goals sealed a win over cameroon. the biggest shock of the finals so far saw gending world cup champion -- defending world cup champion spain knocked out. this was a must-win after losing an opening match. despite the chance, they couldn't get on the score sheet. the chileans did. chilla's second owed a lot to poor goal keeping. the punch landing at the feet of charles, finishing in style. chile ran out two neil winners -- 2-0 winners, ending spain's world cup run. >>> spain has a new king after the ab dickation of juan carlos. no leaders or royals have been infitted. we go to madrid. mixed emotions for spaniards out of the world cup, but they get a new king. an end of an era on the palace and on the pitch. is it sinking in th

the chileans were up, and the sokk ruse put in a performance to be proud of tim cahill scoring for the third conservative world cup. they couldn't get an equalizer, chile completing a 3-1 win. the other game was a group a clash, mexico beating cameroon 1-0. >>> and you can follow the sports and current affairs news on the website at aljazeera.com. the story we are covering on the front page is the afghan presidential run-off election. more on that after be get it. stay with us here on al jazeera. forgiven for thinking it's 2004 again. maps of iraq, escalating warfare and fleeing civilians. now the grand ayatollah is calling up for armies to protect it's shrines. iraq at its brink is the inside story.

tim cahill latched onto it across a pass to rocket onto the world cup. the game turned on its head in the second half after australia were awarded a penalty. but the dutch pressed forward. with just over 20 minutes left, holland was back on track. a hard-fought win, but holland remain one of the favorites to pick up the title. >> we are joined now by our world cup reporter. i don't understand what's going on. the netherlands really drug spain 5-1, then they came up against australia, and as we mentioned, it was a back-and-forth match. what was going on there? >> kind of a flip in the first game. roles were reversed. spain, everybody thought they would win. holland went at them attacking. it was a very physical performance. that's exactly what australia did today. the dutch coach warned that the australians were going to come out attacking, fight really hard for the ball, and they believe but holland under pressure. it was tough, and it was a great match. australia had holland wobbling. there was no doubt about it, but in the end, they had the individual

tim cahill. the dutch beat him. 3-2. number one, clayton kersha with no hits the rockies!>> he's got it. >> vin skully on the call. his first no hitter of his career and the dodgers were only four back of the giants. we'll be back. ,,,, makes about as much sensere... as a gas guzzling suv here. the quick charging, zero emission, all-electric, all-new smart electric drive. just $139 a month. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well, they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. dad: he's our broker. he helps? look after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what i

. >>> for netherlands and australia, first half, aussies down one when tim cahill takes the pass midairnails it past the crossbar, tying the game at one. each team would add a goal, and in the 67th minute, the netherlands' memphis tupai gets the goal. the australian goalie got his hands on it, but it wasn't enough. the dutch get the win and put themselves in position to advance. >> barnacle would have nailed that one. >> how many cups of coffee have you had? >> cameroon and croatia. cameroon gets off to an early lead and then alex song song throws an obvious elbow while chasing down an opponent. the referee waists no time with the yellow card. and two teammates in cameroon get into it in the final minute, one headbutting another before another teammate comes in to break it up. >> kind of like a "morning joe" meeting. >> yeah. cameroon becomes the second team limit lim nated. three matches today. colombia takes on cote dvore. >> good job! >> how many red cards have you dropped on me over the years? >> gosh, i don't have enough. seriously. >>> the nba champion san antonio spurs continue t

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perhaps you were busy buying stuff on amazon and you missed tim cahill.hat with a phone. you can watch it but penalty kick. the dutch get the equalizer to make it 2-2. this is a shot, if i'm at net i think i make the save. that was far out. 3-2, netherlands and australia is eliminated. how about 11th minute croatia, that did not -- 1-0. what's going on there? you can't punch people in soccer. you get thrown out for that. the header from mario manzukish. and they score again. i said get a phone. croatia wins. >> same argument we have out here. >>> the as and giants were tied for best record in baseball. both teams 43-28. the as trying to get a leg up hosting the rangers. josh donaldson, 2 for 4 today. this helps out, rbi single. as with a 2-0 lead for gray. struggling in recent outings. seven innings allows this. gray ends up with a win, 2-2 game in the fifth. brandon moss, a fair ball. is there anybody more exciting in baseball? dolittle protecting the lead. smoked right there. 48 strikeouts. 4-2 the final score. what about the giants? we are tied with th

no sooner had the came restarted, tim cahill scored who could be the goal of the tournament. the socceroos were rewarded a penalty. the netherlands had an equalizer through robin van persie, and they wrapped up a win when the dutch had a 3-2 win. cameroon are out after losing the second game 4-0 to croatia. goals from avehiclea ol ich and others sealed the win over cameroon. the biggest shock of the files so far saw defending world cup champions spain knocked out. after losing 2-0 to chile. it was a must-win after losing an opening match. despite the good chances. they could not get on the score sheet. the chileans did. after 19 minutes they had the first. chile's son owed a lot thanks to poor goal keeping. charles finished in style. chile running out 2-0 winners, ending a 6-year cup run. >>> we know which two teams will go through from group b. netherlands and chile face each other to decide who finishes top of the group. it will be a battle at the bottom between australia and spain. >>> let's go live to madrid where football journalist danny dalgo joins us. what has been th

tim cahill scoring for the third consecutive world cup. they couldn't get an equalizer, chile scored, completing a 3-1 win. the other game was a group a clash where mexico beat cameroon 1-0. >>> let's go live to madrid for analysis, and we join a spanish sports paper journalist. what has the feeling in spain been in light of the defeat? >> it's been sock and disappointment. the country is upset at the score line, and the attitude now that the layers have had - after conceding the third goal. there's worry that they have won everything that you can win, and they are running out of motivation, and, you know, there's many things that people are tending to throw the team upped the bus, we can say. you know, it's a very bad situation. i mean, in terms of the future - in terms of the near future, the team has to, you know, has to basically do the unthinkable. right now they don't depend on themselves. the score is against them, and they need to do - they don't depend on each other. they have to wait for australia to get a point, and for them to

rooting for australia. 21st minute, tim cahill shot and the friendly bounce in to get on the board.ralia had a 2-1 lead in the second. and couldn't close. netherlands tied it and went ahead here on the sweet kick and the 68th minute. netherlands beat australia 3-2 to advance to the knockout round. >> so if you are keeping score at home, oh, man the pre- production, i love it here. >> wow. >> three countries have officially been eliminated from the world cup. spain, australia and cameroon which was shut out by croatia 4- nil. 29 countries left. >>> baseball, angel pagan update. sent to scottsdale for a second opinion on his back. could be headed for the disabled list struggling giants at the white sox again. anybody hungry? look at that. chicago was. here's rookie jose abreu taking tim hudson on a liner out. two-run shot his 20th. hutson did not keep the pitches down -- hudson did not keep the pitches down. 4-2 in the fifth. adam dunn three-run homer worst start as a giant for hudson. 12 hits and 7 runs. fast forward to the a's. giants chipping away. gregor blanco lines an rbi double

tim cahill's finisher. just incredible stuff.he sea has risen and all levels have come up along with it. >> yeah, well, nick, bottom line for us here. if you had to pick one team, who do you think is going to win it all? >> i think the smart money is still on brazil. i love germany. they're looking unbeatable right now. the netherlands, you know, they were the runner-up in 2010. they're looking tough. you still got, i think, the dark horses right now are argentina and maybe chile. they're looking great. you know, let's not rule out concacaf. you get to the knockout stage, and who knows. i'm saying usa in the semifinals. >> whoa. >> i like it. >> nick, talk to us about the reffing this tournament. and all the flopping. >> sure, sure. yeah, well, you know, statistically there have been a number of penalties called, much more than what we saw in 2010. you know, there's some pressure on the referees. it's not like the refs are prescheduled for all of the tournament games. i think there's a feeling among them that they're more willing