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generated various controversies, including onfield disputes, critiques of official decisions, and team salary issues. Most centered on specific refereeing decisions, which led many of the world's media to claim that the referees were spoiling the World Cup. Numerous World Cup records were also set by
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writer Rob Hughes wrote that he had not seen "a more cynical and brutal attempt to kick a player out of a match than what did to ," and that he should have been red carded on two occasions, but only received a yellow card. Boulahrouz was sent off in the 63rd minute after receiving his second yellow
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Australia in the second half, he appeared to be offside for the goal, but the goal was still allowed to stand. Deep into stoppage time in the second half, there were two balls on the pitch, and Graham Poll then blew full-time at the instant Australia scored what would've been a winning
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Blatter spoke in defence of FIFA's officiating in the tournament, stating "... referees are only human, and they make mistakes. We have to reduce the number of mistakes, but we're all still searching in vain for
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set a new record for the number of red cards issued in a World Cup match with four, and tied the record for yellow cards with 16. FIFA president Sepp
Blatter said of Ivanov, "I consider that today the referee was not at the same level as the participants, the players. There could have been a yellow
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claimed the team was "really upset" when they saw the ball had passed the goal-line as "if he (the referee) had given us the valid goal, that would not have offered the
Koreans the opportunity to come back into the match." However, it should also be noted that the corner kick leading to the header
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of the SS) was painted on his back, and he may not have been able to see it or known what it was. The court heard that the fan found guilty also had a letter J on his arm, believed to be a slight to Jews, but claimed not to know its meaning. There was also concern over hooligans among the 300,000
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The Italy – USA match had three red cards with De Rossi of Italy in particular given marching orders for elbowing an opponent. This match was second only to the encounter between the
Netherlands and Portugal (which had four, as well as 16 yellows). A Croatian player was also sent off after having
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announced that at the World Cup, teams could have points deducted for racist remarks by players and officials. A "Football
Against Racism" logo covered each field's center circle until kickoff at all World Cup matches. Prior to every quarter-final match, the captains read a "declaration against
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defended Poll but had to concede that an error had occurred. In a statement he remarked, "Thursday evening's 2–2 draw between
Croatia and Australia in Stuttgart saw referee Graham Poll make an error". As a result of his error, Poll and his assistants did not progress to the second stage of the
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that he was grateful "that God was on his side because the result went
Australia's way in the end." Viduka told reporters "it was obvious that he made a mistake but everybody makes a mistake." Abdul-Fatah denied issuing an apology however, and said that "FIFA's refereeing committee... agreed
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chose to "slightly, but not totally, apologise" for an off-field incident in which he pushed an official in a scramble to see a television replay of the goal. Hiddink said he believed it was an obvious foul, but also that Schwarzer "can defend himself even more" against such incidents.
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and chief executives of the Football Association and Premier League, Poll retired from international tournaments. He explained his decision to retire was a result of the "pain and agony" and "sleepless nights" that resulted from his mistake and the fear of it happening again.
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border. Britain has a particularly stringent policy of restricting foreign travel of known football hooligans during periods where the England team are involved. 3,500 banning orders were served, and by 8 June all but 150 had surrendered their passports. On 9 June
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perfection." Despite Blatter's statement, both Ivanov and Poll, referees at the center of the two largest controversies, were not included on the twelve-team list of officials selected by FIFA to referee the final eight matches of the competition.
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handballed in the penalty box and a penalty kick was awarded to Australia, however Graham Poll failed to penalize Tomas for exactly the same deed in the middle of the second half when Australia was trying to equalize again. When Australia striker
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later said that "Australia could have had grounds for a very strong appeal should Croatia have won the match". Poll also explained the reason for his mistake by saying that he "incorrectly noted down the name of the Australia number three
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Polish fans who travelled to Germany for the tournament. This supposition was borne out as clashes between rival groups of supporters culminated in the arrest of 429 prior to and in the wake of the game between Germany and Poland in
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was only confirmed in the job the day before their opening match against South Korea. Pfister had previously resigned as coach of the team. The players threatened to boycott the final group match against France due to pay disputes.
206:. Siegler said "it was a clear mistake of the referee." Had a yellow card been shown to Cahill, who scored the deciding goal for Australia minutes later, he would have been sent off, with the score at 1–1. The Japanese coach
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Italy then equalized at the 19th minute with a header by Materazzi himself and went on to win the title on penalty shoot out. The controversy surrounding the penalty was however overshadowed by the discussion surrounding
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insignia painted on their bodies. The two were flown back to England to appear in court; one was found guilty and banned from attending football matches until 2008, while the other was not banned as the symbol (the
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Ivanov criticized both teams, reportedly saying, "They are known for time wasting and hitting from behind. I was unpleasantly surprised by seeing such things from the Dutch. More so, they were the instigators."
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card for the referee," although he later recanted, saying, "I regret what I said about his actions in the match between Portugal and the Netherlands." The managers also blamed each other for not playing fairly;
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of "The Laws of Football" – "A player shall be sent off if he/she is guilty of violent conduct." Figo did not receive further sanctions and was cleared to play in the subsequent quarter-final match against
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should have been a goal kick, as the ball had gone out of bounds off a French player. In addition, there appeared to be a whistle on the play for a foul on France, which would have negated the goal anyway.
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in the city's new purpose-built stadium. This march had first been banned by the German police, but later permitted by the Gelsenkirchen Administrative Court. Other far-right marches were planned for
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and subsequent German reunification. According to German police, neo-Nazi hate crime was on the rise and had increased significantly over the preceding few months. Two human rights organizations, the
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was quoted as saying, "We are a small footballing nation that gets no favours. All we ask for is a fair go, and I don't think we received it over the four games." Likewise, after going down to
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as he had been shown the yellow card during the match. Van Bommel said of the decision, "Figo head butted me and that is not a yellow card. I blame the referee, it was a clear red card."
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voiced opposition to video replays during a game as "it's a shame to stop the play." Barthez said that he'd like to see more referees with "one in each half, and one behind each goal."
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when booking Šimunić for the second time and failed to realise his error" Šimunić is Australian-born, and hence speaks English with an Australian accent, probably causing the mistake.
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and his linesmen did not believe the ball had passed the line, and no goal was awarded. The game resulted in a last minute 1–1 draw, shocking the French. French coach
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had a header at goal which appeared to be saved by Korean goalkeeper
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as he came forward to punch the ball clear. The Japanese striker
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tournament. Despite encouragement from the FIFA president
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106:Questions were raised as to why Poll's assistants
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2036:– "Tarnished German image on World Cup eve"
1911:"Supporters arrested in Germany face court"
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1145:"Ref apologizes to Aussies for bad call"
1846:"Fifa threat ends Togo players' strike"
1766:"Halfway stage: FIFA President sums up"
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1386:"Henry furious at refereeing display"
1116:"Hiddink apologises for FIFA scuffle"
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1595:"Italy wins fourth World Cup title"
1253:"Zico frustration at FIFA comments"
979:"Ref Poll sent home from World Cup"
946:"Aussies would have protested loss"
861:"Soccer Notes: Ref gives 3 yellows"
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344:2006 FIFA World Cup Final
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647:on 10 June, a day after
338:Italy vs. France (final)
230:, the French midfielder
2160:. Retrieved 7 June 2006
2136:. Retrieved 7 June 2006
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2062:. Retrieved 7 June 2006
2044:. Retrieved 7 June 2006
1996:. Retrieved 7 June 2006
1505:. Reuters. 10 July 2006
867:. Toronto. 23 June 2006
771:"Croatia 2-2 Australia"
684:Prostitution in Germany
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1690:. FIFAWorldCup.com.
1571:. The Daily Record.
1259:on 30 September 2007
952:. UK. Archived from
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702:trafficking of women
678:Trafficking of women
91:The English referee
3036:Criticism of sports
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2964:Trinidad and Tobago
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2151:18 May 2006 at the
1898:When Saturday Comes
1182:on 23 December 2007
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923:The Daily Telegraph
839:The Daily Telegraph
672:Friso Roscam Abbing
482:Defence of referees
443:with a 1.75 ratio.
284:Luiz Felipe Scolari
33:2006 FIFA World Cup
3026:2006 controversies
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1668:. TurkishPress.com
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564:Schengen agreement
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169:Atsushi Yanagisawa
157:Essam Abd El Fatah
139:Ángel María Villar
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1392:on 8 October 2007
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303:Cristiano Ronaldo
161:Shunsuke Nakamura
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