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Campaign wasn’t a failure according to team

By: Bruno | June 21st, 2006 | 5 Comments »

Costa Rican players once again stressed that their World Cup campaign was not a failure, despite the 0-3 record collected in Germany. As had been said before the tournament even began by coaching staff and players alike, the team considered the fact of qualifying to the tournament enough. According to most players, a failure would have been not having qualified ... [read]


Guimaraes still undecided

By: Bruno | June 21st, 2006 | 1 Comment »

Coach Alexandre Guimaraes is still undecided in regards to whether he will remain ahead of the Costa Rican team or not, now that the World Cup is over for the squad. Despite managing to qualify the country for a second straight World Cup, it was obvious that Guimaraes could not get the most out of his players, who disappointed fans ... [read]


Worst World Cup ever for Ticos

By: Bruno | June 21st, 2006 | 1 Comment »

Well, it ended as Costa Rica’s worst ever World Cup finals appearance. With three games and three losses, the Ticos will now fight for the last positions in the table after all is said and done in the first round in Germany. They may want to root for Cote d’Ivoire on Wednesday so that the Serbs can end the tournament ... [read]


Last day

By: Bruno | June 20th, 2006 | No Comments »

Well, so the third game of the 2006 World Cup is also the last for Costa Rica and Poland. With no hope of advancing left, the teams could provide an entertaining match in which national pride is at stake. Or a lacklustre event with no real motivation. Here’s hope that it’s the first option, and that Costa Rica can finally ... [read]


Playing for its pride

By: Bruno | June 19th, 2006 | 1 Comment »

After being eliminated from the World Cup, Costa Rica has only its pride to play for when it faces Poland tomorrow in Hannover. Having never left the World Cup without a win - in its two previous participations in the World Cup finals, it always managed to get at least one win -, the Ticos say they still have some ... [read]


Not this time

By: Bruno | June 16th, 2006 | 3 Comments »

So it wasn’t meant to be Costa Rica’s World Cup. With two losses in as many games, the Ticos are done. Congratulations to Ecuador for its superb play. May the South Americans go far in the tournament, something which would definitely make me happy. They proved today they can be a strong side to play against, taking advantage of the ... [read]


Win could give edge to Costa Rica

By: Bruno | June 15th, 2006 | 9 Comments »

A win against Ecuador, which was already necessary prior to the Germany-Poland game, now may be the only result that keeps Costa Rican hopes alive in the tournament. Even though a tie will not disqualify the Central American team, a win over Ecuador will leave both teams with 3 points and one game to play. But while Ecuador will face ... [read]


Team is in Hamburg

By: Bruno | June 14th, 2006 | No Comments »

Costa Rica left Walldorf for Hamburg on Tuesday, in anticipation for its second game in the World Cup, tomorrow, against Ecuador. After training during the morning in Walldorf, the team travelled to Hamburg and managed to train at night in the city. Coach Alexandre Guimaraes opted to give his players small game situation rehearsals. In Hamburg, players practiced free kick ... [read]


Benin referee to work second Costa Rica game

By: Bruno | June 14th, 2006 | No Comments »

Fifa announced that referee Coffi Codjia, from Benin, will work tomorrow’s game between Costa Rica and Ecuador. Celestin Ntagungira of Rwanda and Aboudou Aderodjou, from Benin, will be the linesmen.
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