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HONDURAS
Group H
Manager: Rueda
Star Player : Carlos Pavon

Number of Previous World Cup Appearances: 1
Best result: 1st round (1982)
All-time record: 3 games played, 0 wins, 2 draws, 1 loss
Goals for: 2, Goals against: 3
Biggest defeat: 1-0 vs. Yugoslavia in 1982
Top scorer: Hector Zelaya and Antonio Laing (1 goal)
Most appearances: Several players (3 matches)
Hosted the World Cup: Never

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Honduras vs Chile
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Spain vs Honduras
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Switzerland vs Honduras
at Free State Stadium

Short Team Profile Honduras:
FIFA member since: 1946
Team nickname: Los Catrachos
All-time caps leader: Amado Guevara (130)
All-time leading scorer: Carlos Pavon (56)
Notable achievements: CONCACAF Championship (1981)
Legendary Player: Regarded as one his country's all-time great players, Gilberto Yearwood was a member of the Honduran team that played at the 1982 World Cup in Spain. Yearwood was the only player who earned a living outside of Honduras - the defensive midfielder played for Spanish side Real Valladolid at the time of the World Cup.

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- Ricardo Canales Goalkeeper 1.89m 87 kg May 30, 1982
- Donis Escober Goalkeeper 1.80m 78 kg February 3, 1981
- Noel Valladares Goalkeeper 1.79m 80 kg May 3, 1977
- Victor Bernardez Defender 1.84m 82 kg May 24, 1982
- Osman Chavez Defender 1.88m 86 kg July 29, 1984
- Maynor Figueroa Defender 1.80m 85 kg May 2, 1983
- Oscar Boniek García Defender 1.75m 72 kg September 4, 1984
- Emilio Izaguirre Defender 1.77m 73 kg May 10, 1986
- Sergio Mendoza Defender 1.84m 80 kg May 23, 1981
- Johnny Palacios Defender 1.82m 77 kg December 20, 1986
- Mauricio Sabillon Defender 1.80m 82 kg November 11, 1978
- Edgar Alvarez Midfielder 1.73m 75 kg January 9, 1980
- Roger Espinoza Midfielder 1.78m 74 kg October 25, 1986
- Amado Guevara Midfielder 1.80m 75 kg May 2, 1976
- Julio Leon Midfielder 1.74m 70 kg September 13, 1979
- Ramon Nunez Midfielder 1.69m 63 kg November 14, 1985
- Wilson Palacios Midfielder 1.78m 71 kg July 29, 1984
- Hendry Thomas Midfielder 1.80m 75 kg February 23, 1985
- Danilo Turcios Midfielder 1.64m 59 kg May 8, 1978
- Walter Martinez Forward 1.65m 67 kg March 28, 1982
- Carlos Pavon Forward 1.78m 76 kg October 30, 1973
- David Suazo Forward 1.82m 75 kg November 5, 1979
- Georgie Welcome Forward 1.78m 76 kg March 9, 1985

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Appearances at finals:
1982 - First round

Overall record at finals: Played 3, Won 0, Drew 2, Lost 1.

Best performance: The first round of the 1982 World Cup in Spain.

Most appearances at finals: Gilberto Yearwood (1982) - 3.

Most goals at finals: Hector Zelaya, Antonio Laing (1982) - 1.

World Cup legend: Hector Ramon, nicknamed 'Eagle Chest', left his mark by scoring the country's first goal in a World Cup in 1982.

World Cup high: Drawing 1-1 with hosts Spain in the first round of the 1982 World Cup.

World Cup low: Defeat and subsequent elimination against Yugoslavia in the first round in 1982.

The story so far: After only one appearance in the World Cup, Honduras, wrapped in political turmoil during the past few months, are dreaming of a brighter future. Their sole appearance came in 1982 and they put up a creditable showing. They drew with hosts Spain and Northern Ireland, but a defeat to Yugoslavia in the final game cost Honduras a place in the second group stage.

However, the country's World Cup history will always be associated with a conflict that broke out with El Salvador in 1969. Relations had been tense due to immigration between the two neighbouring nations before rioting broke out during and after a qualifying game for Mexico 70 in San Salvador. The Salvadoran Army launched an offensive in Honduras and fighting raged on until a ceasefire was called six days later. Despite the problems running far deeper than sport, this has been labelled the 'Football War'.

Qualification: Honduras fought it out with Costa Rica to the last breath. Honduras had lost their second-to-last game against USA in the Honduran capital, and thus needed to defeat El Salvador in the final match and then hope that Costa Rica failed to earn three points on American soil.

Costa Rica had looked poised for victory after Brian Ruiz scored two goals in the first half, but the Ticos crumbled in the second half, and the game played in Washington ended in a draw, which, coupled with a 1-0 win against El Salvador, allowed Honduras to return to the World Cup by virtue of their better goal difference.

Qualifying record: GP10, W5, D1, L4, F17, A11, Pts16.

Most appearances: Noel Valladares (18).

Top goalscorer: Carlos Pavon (7).

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Honduras reached the finals of the FIFA World Cup™ for only the second time in dramatic fashion, an equaliser in the dying seconds of the USA's clash with Costa Rica triggering frantic celebrations from Los Catrachos' fans thousands of miles further south. Yet despite having squeezed into the finals, coach Reinaldo Rueda's talented team will not be going to South Africa just to make up the numbers.

The road to South Africa
Rueda's men dug deep from the off to oust Puerto Rico 6-2 on aggregate to progress to the penultimate round of North, Central America and Caribbean Zone qualifying. Once there they successfully negotiated a tricky section to qualifying for the final six-team Hexagonal round ahead of Mexico, Jamaica and Canada.

The decisive final phase could barely have got off to a worse start, however, with La Bicolor sinking to a 2-0 reverse away to fierce rivals Costa Rica. A 1-1 draw in Trinidad and Tobago and a 3-1 home win over mighty Mexico got their bid back on track, only for Honduras to suffer a narrow 2-1 defeat in the United States. A run which included wins over El Salvador (1-0), Costa Rica (4-0) and Trinidad and Tobago (4-1) and a 1-0 reverse on Mexican soil then gave Los Catrachos the opportunity to clinch their passage to South Africa in the penultimate round of qualifying against the USA.

Wasteful finishing and a resilient Stars and Stripes display contributed to a 3-2 reverse in San Pedro Sula, which meant that Honduras now had to win their final match in El Salvador and hope for a favourable result between United States-Costa Rica. And despite having clinched a 1-0 win in San Salvador, the Hondurans would have missed out on direct qualification had it not been for that last-gasp American equaliser.

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The star players
Over and above the country's big-name stars plying their trade in the European game, Los Catrachos' key man in qualifying was evergreen 36-year-old forward Carlos Pavon. In typically clinical fashion, it was the well-travelled goalgetter who fired his side's winner in El Salvador to ensure their place at the African showpiece. Aided and abetted by the hugely talented David Suazo, Wilson Palacios, Julio Leon and Amado Guevara, Pavon would love nothing more than to crown his glorious international career with a goal-laden showing on the biggest stage of all.

The coach
For Honduras, qualifying phases for the FIFA World Cup qualifying had become something of a recurring nightmare. Always among the pre-event favourites, La Bicolor invariably contrived to fall short at key moments - that is until the arrival of 42-year-old Colombian strategist Rueda.

After taking the job in early 2007, his professionalism struck a chord with the powers that be in Honduran football, who gave him the time to work denied many of his predecessors. Rueda repaid that faith by guiding his adopted country to South Africa 2010 on the back of sparkling attacking football and a solid backline.

Previous FIFA World Cups
• Honduras return to global football's top table after 28 years away. Their only previous appearance at the finals came at Spain 1982.
• Under the watchful eye of then coach Jose de la Paz, Los Catrachos surprised the world by drawing 1-1 with the hosts and then with Northern Ireland, before exiting the tournament after conceding a late goal in a 1-0 defeat by the former Yugoslavia.
• On the scoresheet for Honduras at that FIFA World Cup were Hector Zelaya and Antonio Laing, against Spain and Northern Ireland respectively.

Records
• Prior to the 3-2 defeat by the United States in San Pedro Sula, Honduras had racked up an eight-game unbeaten home run in South Africa 2010 qualifying.
• Honduras conceded just 11 goals in the final Hexagonal, the best defensive record in the section.
• Veteran sharpshooter Pavon was Los Catrachos' most prolific scorer in qualifying, helping himself to an impressive seven goals in nine appearances.

What they said
"Nobody could believe it. Our game ended and we were all dejected, then we saw the row the fans were making and we realised that the USA had equalised against Costa Rica. We're so happy to be going to South Africa and we're not going to let down all those people who believed in us." Honduras striker Carlos Pavon after his team booked their passage to the 2010 showpiece.

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GREECE
Group B
Manager: Otto Rehhagel
Star Player : Sotirios Kyrgiakos

Number of Previous World Cup Appearances: 1
Best result: 1st round (1994)
All-time record: 3 games played, 0 wins, 0 draws, 3 losses
Goals for: 0, Goals against: 10
Biggest defeat: 4-0 vs. Argentina and Bulgaria in 1994
Most appearances: Several players (3 matches)
Hosted the World Cup: Never

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Greece vs Nigeria
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Greece vs Argentina
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Short History of GREECE:

FIFA member since: 1927
Team nickname: Ethniki
All-time caps leader: Theodoros Zagorakis (120)
All-time leading scorer: Nikos Anastopoulos (29 goals)
Notable achievements: European Champions (2004)
Legendary Player: Anthimos Kapsis was a Panathinaikos legend who led the Athens side to the 1971 European Cup final, a 2-0 loss to Ajax.

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- Konstantinos Chalkias Goalkeeper 1.98m 82 kg May 30, 1974
- Michalis Sifakis Goalkeeper 1.85m 77 kg December 10, 1981
- Alexandros Tzorvas Goalkeeper 1.90m 79 kg August 12, 1982
- Giorgos Galitsios Defender 1.83m 76 kg July 6, 1986
- Sotirios Kyrgiakos Defender 1.93m 81 kg July 23, 1979
- Stilianos Malezas Defender 1.92m 81 kg March 11, 1985
- Kostas Manolas Defender 1.79m 67 kg June 14, 1991
- Stergos Marinos Defender 1.78m 70 kg September 17, 1987
- Vaggelis Moras Defender 1.93m 78 kg August 26, 1981
- Avraam Papadopoulos Defender 1.86m 79 kg December 3, 1984
- Sokratis Papastrathopoulos Defender 1.83m 82 kg June 9, 1988
- Giourkas Seitaridis Defender 1.88m 76 kg June 4, 1981
- Nikos Spyropoulos Defender 1.71m 66 kg October 10, 1983
- Vassilis Torosidis Defender 1.88m 80 kg June 10, 1985
- Giorgios Tzavellas Defender 1.83m 80 kg November 26, 1987
- Loukas Vintra Defender 1.84m 76 kg February 5, 1981
- Lazaros Christodoulopoulos Midfielder 1.82m 76 kg December 19, 1986
- Giorgias Karagounis Midfielder 1.75m 69 kg March 6, 1977
- Kostas Katsouranis Midfielder 1.83m 84 kg June 21, 1979
- Grigoris Makos Midfielder 1.73m 74 kg January 18, 1987
- Sotirios Ninis Midfielder 1.73m 69 kg April 3, 1990
- Christos Patsatzoglou Midfielder 1.83m 73 kg March 19, 1979
- Athanassios Prittas Midfielder 1.83m 78 kg January 9, 1979
- Alexandros Tziolis Midfielder 1.89m 84 kg February 13, 1985
- Angelos Charisteas Forward 1.90m 82 kg February 9, 1980
- Theofanis Gekas Forward 1.79m 76 kg May 23, 1980
- Pantelis Kapetanos Forward 1.90m 82 kg June 8, 1983
- Konstantinos Mitroglou Forward 1.88m 86 kg March 12, 1988
- Dimitrios Salpingidis Forward 1.77m 72 kg August 18, 1981
- Georgios Samaras Forward 1.93m 86 kg February 21, 1985

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Appearances at finals:
1994 - First round

Overall record at finals: Played 3, Won 0, Drawn 0, Lost 3.

Best performance: Reaching the group stage in 1994.

Most appearances at finals: Ioannis Kalitzakis (1994), Savvas Kofidis (1994), Nikos Nioplias (1994), Nikos Machlas (1994) - 3.

Most goals at finals: Greece have yet to score a World Cup goal.

World Cup high: Beating Ukraine away in their play-off second leg to seal their place at the 2010 World Cup.

World Cup low: Failing to score a single goal during their solitary appearance at the finals in 1994.

World Cup legend: None of the 1994 squad did anything to earn legendary status, but Theofanis Gekas contributed half their goals in qualification for South Africa and topped the UEFA scoring charts.

The story so far: Greece qualified for the 1994 World Cup by topping their qualification group ahead of Russia, and much was expected at their first ever finals. However, their debut ended in unmitigated disaster after they lost 4-0 to Argentina, 4-0 to Bulgaria and 2-0 to Nigeria, exiting without a point or even a goal scored.

Coach Alketas Panagoulias opted to stick with the same players who booked Greece's place at the World Cup rather than search out new talent, and he gave every member of the squad, including the three goalkeepers, a game at the tournament.

Qualification: Despite the exploits of star striker Theofanis Gekas, the top scorer in UEFA qualifying with 10 goals, Greece made hard work of a modest World Cup 2010 qualification group that included Israel, Switzerland, Moldova, Latvia and Luxembourg.

After losing home and away to group winners Switzerland, the Greeks were consigned to a play-off with Group Six runners-up Ukraine. Manager Otto Rehhagel stuck to the negative tactics that won Euro 2004 and, following a 0-0 draw in Athens, it looked like the Greeks were going out. But in Donetsk, Dimitrios Salpigidis scored a goal on the counter-attack and that was enough to send Greece to their second World Cup finals.

Qualifying record: P10, W6, D2, L2, F20, A10, Pts20.

Most appearances: Theofanis Gekas and Sotirios Kyrgiakos (11).

Top goalscorer: Theofanis Gekas (10).

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After seemingly coming from nowhere to triumph at UEFA EURO 2004, Greece continue to defy the odds under wily coach Otto Rehhagel and have clinched qualification for only their second FIFA World Cup™ finals.

Though dismissing Rehhagel would have amounted to high treason, given the regal status ‘King Otto’ has enjoyed since victory on Portuguese soil, failure to reach Germany 2006 and a limp group-stage exit at EURO 2008 had ratcheted up the pressure on the German supremo. The Greek FA kept the faith, however, and were rewarded by qualification for their first global finals since USA 1994.

The road to South Africa
Greece kicked off South Africa 2010 qualifying in impressive fashion, picking up victories over Luxembourg, Latvia and Moldova, scoring eight times and conceding none in the process.

The 2004 European champions subsequently suffered their first loss in Group 2 when going down 2-1 at home to Switzerland, their clearest rivals for an automatic qualifying berth. After bouncing back with four points from their double-header against Israel, drawing 1-1 away and winning 2-1 at home, the Helvetians then undid the Greeks once more – this time triumphing 2-0 on Swiss soil.

Rehhagel’s troops then allowed Switzerland to extend their advantage in the standings by only drawing 1-1 in Moldova, a result that also brought Latvia back into the hunt for second. A thumping 5-2 victory over the latter in Greece’s penultimate group match virtually clinched a play-off spot, however, which was sealed by the final day 2-1 win against Luxembourg.

The European Zone play-off draw pitted captain Georgios Karagounis and Co against Ukraine, opponents who had taken four points from the Greeks in Group 2 of qualifying for Germany 2006. This time around, after a 0-0 draw in Athens, Greece grabbed a 1-0 second-leg success in Donetsk, the decisive goal coming from Dimitrios Salpingidis.

The star players
There will be no shortage of experience for the Greeks to call on come South Africa 2010. Chief among their veteran performers are defender Sotirios Kyrgiakos, who played more qualifying minutes than any other squad member, and former Inter Milan and Benfica midfielder Karagounis. Nor are they slouches going forward, boasting as they do ten-goal Theofanis Gekas - the top scorer in European Zone qualifying - and the physical presence of four-goal Angelos Charisteas, scorer of the winner in the final at EURO 2004.

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The coach
South Africa 2010 will be coach Rehhagel’s first FIFA World Cup finals, where he is set to be the oldest strategist on show. After a glittering career in his homeland, the German boss has earned worldwide recognition for his achievements with the Greek national team since taking over in 2001.

With Greece having only reached one FIFA World Cup and one European Championship prior to his arrival, within three years of taking the post Rehhagel had guided the Greeks to EURO glory, before going on to clinch qualification for both EURO 2008 and South Africa 2010.

Records
• Greece will be determined to improve on their showing at USA 1994, where they sank to group-stage defeats against Argentina (4-0), Bulgaria (4-0) and Nigeria (2-0) and headed for home at the first hurdle.

• That competition on United States’ soil was the Greeks’ first and only previous appearance at the finals of a FIFA World Cup.

What they said
“The players have been rewarded for their incredible passion and competitive spirit. We said that before achieving success you need to have the Gods on your side.” Otto Rehhagel, Greece coach.

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GHANA
Group D
Manager: Milovan Rajevac
Star Player : Michael Essien

Number of Previous World Cup Appearances: 1
Best result: 2nd round (2006)
All-time record: 4 games played, 2 wins, 0 draws, 2 losses
Goals for: 4, Goals against: 3
Biggest victory: 2-0 vs. Czech Republic in 2006
Biggest defeat: 3-0 vs. Brazil in 2006
Top scorer: Sulley Muntari, Asamoah Gyan, Stephen Appiah, Haminu Dramani (1 goal)
Most appearances: Several players (4 matches)
Hosted the World Cup: Never

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Ghana vs Australia
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June 23, 2010 @ 18:30GMT Group Stage Group D
Ghana vs Germany
at Soccer City Stadium

Short History of GHANA :

FIFA member since: 1958
Team nickname: The Black Stars
All-time caps leader: Abedi "Ayew" Pele (73)
All-time leading scorer: Abedi "Ayew" Pele (33)
Notable achievements: African Nations Cup Champions (1963, 1965, 1978, 1982)
Legendary Player: One of the greatest African players of all time, Abedi "Ayew" Pele is his country's scoring leader with 33 goals in a record 73 appearances. He was a key figure for Olympique Marseilles when they dominated Ligue 1, the French first division, in the early 1990s with four league titles. Voted African player of the year in 1992.

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A 30-man squad was announced on May 12 and the final squad of 23 has to be submitted to FIFA by June 1
- Daniel Adjei Goalkeeper 1.86m 81 kg November 10, 1989
- Stephen Ahorlu Goalkeeper 1.86m 78 kg September 5, 1988
- Richard Kingson Goalkeeper 1.91m 87 kg June 13, 1978
- Lee Addy Defender 1.75m 73 kg September 26, 1985
- Ibrahim Ayew Defender 1.78m 77 kg April 16, 1988
- Samuel Inkoom Defender 1.79m 75 kg August 22, 1989
- John Mensah Defender 1.79m 81 kg November 29, 1982
- Jonathan Mensah Defender 1.88m 75 kg July 13, 1990
- John Pantsil Defender 1.80m 76 kg June 15, 1981
- Hans Sarpei Defender 1.78m 70 kg June 28, 1976
- Isaac Vorsah Defender 1.96m 85 kg June 21, 1988
- Anthony Annan Midfielder 1.75m 68 kg July 21, 1986
- Kwadwo Asamoah Midfielder 1.78m 78 kg August 9, 1988
- André Ayew Midfielder 1.75m 72 kg December 17, 1989
- Derek Boateng Midfielder 1.85m 78 kg May 2, 1983
- Kevin-Prince Boateng Midfielder 1.84m 79 kg March 6, 1987
- Sulley Muntari Midfielder 1.79m 76 kg August 27, 1984
- Stephen Appiah Midfielder 1.78m 77 kg December 24, 1980
- Dominic Adiyiah Forward 1.72m 71 kg November 29, 1989
- Matthew Amoah Forward 1.77m 66 kg October 24, 1980
- Asamoah Gyan Forward 1.86m 77 kg November 22, 1985
- Owusu-Abeyie Quincy Forward 1.80m 72 kg April 15, 1986
- Prince Tagoe Forward 1.85m 83 kg November 9, 1986

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Appearances at finals:
2006 - Second round

Overall record at finals: Played 4, Won 2, Drawn 0, Lost 2.

Best performance: Second round in 2006.

Most appearances at finals: Richard Kingson (2006), John Paintsil (2006) - 4.

Most goals at finals: Stephen Appiah (2006), Sulley Muntari (2006), Haminu Dramani (2006), Asamoah Gyan (2006) - 1.

World Cup high: Making the second round at the 2006 finals, having finished behind eventual winners Italy in the group stage, before losing to reigning champions Brazil in the last 16.

World Cup low: Failing to qualify for the finals prior to 2006 despite being the second most successful team in African Nations Cup history, qualifying for five successive Olympic Games and enjoying considerable success at world youth level.

World Cup legend: Michael Essien excelled in midfield at the 2006 finals but the words Ghana and 'legend' are inextricably linked to a player who never played in a World Cup. Striker Abedi Pele is widely regarded as one of the greatest African players of all time, scoring 33 goals in 73 appearances for the 'Black Stars' and captaining the side on numerous occasions during his 16-year international career. He could never inspire his team to the finals, however.

The story so far: It may surprise some that Ghana's second consecutive appearance at the finals is only their second ever. They are the most successful team in African Nations Cup history, along with Egypt, with four titles and have excelled at youth level.

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Ghana's qualification record does not even boast any near misses, with a fourth-place finish behind Nigeria, Libya and Sudan in qualification for the 2002 finals (which would have seen them miss out on an African Nations Cup place had they not been hosting the tournament) and third place behind Morocco and Sierra Leone for the 1998 finals. And the Black Stars were defeated by Algeria, Liberia, Libya, Guinea, Zaire and Nigeria in qualification for the 1994, 1990, 1986, 1978, 1974 and 1970 finals respectively. The failure in 1994 was the biggest surprise as the 'Black Stars' had narrowly lost the 1992 African Nations Cup final and could boast an impressive strikeforce of Abedi Pele and Tony Yeboah.

But in 2006 they made a first World Cup finals appearance and impressed by emerging runners-up from a tough group and advancing to the second round at their first attempt. After an opening defeat to eventual winners Italy, the 'Black Stars' defeated Czech Republic (2-0) and USA (2-1) before reigning champions Brazil knocked them out at the last 16 stage - the 3-0 scoreline a reflection of Ghana's defensive naiveity in a match in which they had often troubled Brazil in attack.

Qualification: Aside from the hosts, Ghana were the first African team to secure their passage to the 2010 finals when they qualified after winning their first four games of the final round of qualification. But it was certainly not all plain sailing for the 'Black Stars' as they had just scraped through the first group stage, edging out Gabon and Libya for top spot on goal difference, having lost away to both sides, when all three were tied at the end of the group.

In the final round, though, Ghana began to dominate, securing consecutive victories over Mali, Benin and Sudan (twice) without conceding a goal to book their place at the 2010 finals.

Qualifying record (second round): P6, W4, D0, L2, F11, A5, Pts12.

Qualifying record (third round): P6, W4, D1, L1, F9, A3, Pts13.

Most appearances: Richard Kingson (12).

Top goalscorers: Matthew Amoah (5).

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The only African side to get out of the group stage at the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™ and the first to qualify for South Africa 2010, Ghana are anxious to prove themselves as the cream of the continent. Though this will be only their second appearance at the finals, the Black Stars have enjoyed considerable success at all levels of international football. They have won four CAF African Cup of Nations titles, though none since 1982, as well as two FIFA U-17 World Cups, and they became the first African team to lift the FIFA U-20 World Cup when they beat Brazil on penalties in October 2009. With added experience since their 2006 adventure, where they lost to Italy and Brazil but beat the Czech Republic and USA, Ghana are set to be a major threat at Africa's first FIFA World Cup.

The road to South Africa
Ghana guaranteed their place in the finals after going unbeaten through their opening four matches of the final round. They did not concede a goal in the group until a shock 1-0 defeat at Benin, but that came after they had already qualified. The key stretch for the west Africans came in June 2009 when they won 2-0 away to both Mali and Sudan, with Germany 2006 veteran Matthew Amoah scoring a goal in the first match and both in the second. Ironically, Ghana were shakier in the previous round of qualifying, only topping the group on goal difference over Gabon and Libya after losing a match to both teams.

The star players
Although Ghana lack the attacking firepower of many African sides, they rely most prominently on a world class midfield led by Michael Essien. The Chelsea man usually pairs with Sulley Muntari and captain Stephen Appiah to form a formidable engine room capable of both stifling attacks and creating them. Two of the trio Asamoah Gyan, Junior Agogo and Matthew Amoah usually operate in attack, while the England-based duo of John Mensah and John Paintsil keep the back tight in front of another Premier League player, goalkeeper Richard Kingson.

The coach
With Claude Le Roy's departure after a relatively disappointing third-place finish at the 2008 Cup of Nations on home soil, Milovan Rajevac took over leadership of the Black Stars. A former defender that played his career in Yugoslavia, the Serbian was best known for a brief coaching stint with Red Star Belgrade as well as leading perennial Serbian strugglers FK Borac to their first-ever qualification for a European tournament.

Record

    * Ghana were the youngest team at Germany 2006, with an average age of just under 24 years.
    * Asamoah Gyan scored the fastest goal of the 2006 FIFA World Cup after 68 seconds in their 2-1 win over Czech Republic. It was also Ghana's first-ever goal in the finals.
    * Ghana lost 3-0 to Brazil in the second round of Germany 2006, but they were without the talismanic Michael Essien, who was suspended.

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What they said
"This team is very hungry to play in the finals again. My players are aware of what they can achieve, and we have the quality to go far. I am very confident about the future," Ghana coach Milovan Rajevac.

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Some much-needed clutch hitting helped put Minnesota in position to sweep its second series of the season.

The Twins try for a fourth straight victory Sunday while looking to sweep the visiting Texas Rangers for the first time in almost three years.

Delmon Young's bases-loaded, two-run double highlighted a six-run seventh inning in Minnesota's 8-3 win over Texas on Saturday.

The Twins (29-20), who took Friday's series opener 2-1, now have a chance for their first series sweep since winning three games against Detroit from May 3-5. They haven't swept Texas since Sept. 17-19, 2007, at the Metrodome.

Though the Twins lead the AL Central and are among the best clubs in the league in both runs (240) and on-base percentage (.357), they entered Saturday's contest batting .167 with the bases loaded.

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"I'd rather have more problems with the bases loaded than never get bases loaded," said Young, a lifetime .352 hitter against Texas.

Young, batting .320 with eight RBIs in his last seven games overall, came through Saturday and J.J. Hardy followed with a two-run single to help the Twins overcome a 2-0 deficit and improve to 17-9 at Target Field.

"I've seen some games where we had the bases loaded four or five times and don't get a run in," said Minnesota's Orlando Hudson, who had a double, a homer and three RBIs. "It's one of those things."

After Carl Pavano pitched a solid seven innings Saturday, Minnesota hopes to get a solid effort from Scott Baker (4-4, 4.48 ERA) as he tries to avoid a third straight loss.

The Twins' opening-day starter, Baker had allowed eight runs and 18 hits in 12 innings while losing his two previous starts before giving up three hits in five scoreless innings of Tuesday's suspended game against the New York Yankees. He didn't get a decision in Minnesota's eventual 1-0 defeat.

The right-hander is 2-2 with a 5.25 ERA in six starts against the Rangers (26-23).

Texas has dropped three straight and five of six since winning a season-high five in a row, falling one-half game behind Oakland for the AL West lead in the process. The Rangers are batting .220 and have totaled six runs during the three-game skid.

All-Star second baseman Ian Kinsler has been a big part of the struggles, going 1 for 12 in the last three games and 0 for 4 on Saturday.

Derek Holland (2-0, 2.95) will make his third start since the Rangers called him up from Triple-A Oklahoma City on May 12.

After winning his first two starts, Holland allowed three runs and four hits in six innings of a 5-4, 10-inning loss against the Chicago Cubs on May 22.

"My pitches were up. It's my job to get the ball down," he told the Rangers' official website.

The left-hander, who allowed a run in an inning of relief in a 5-2 loss at Kansas City on Wednesday, is 1-0 with a 3.86 ERA in two starts against the Twins.

The Rangers have lost eight of their last nine on the road, falling to 8-14 away from home on the season.