2010 FIFA World Cup: Clinching Scenarios For All Eight Groups
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Images  There's certainly been no lack of headlines at the 2010
World Cup, and we're still only less than two weeks into the
competition.  Koman Coulibaly's invisible no-goal call that cost
the U.S.A two points hasn't been the only thing, either...New
Zealand's stoppage time goal, Gonzalo Higuain's remarkable hat
trick, or Portugal's second half for the ages all also sent fans
into a frenzy across the globe.  With the second round of
matches now concluded in South Africa, each team now knows
exactly what they have to do, or what other factors must happen
for them to finish in the top two of their group and advance to
the knockout stage.  After Monday afternoon, every group has
completed their second round and are down to only the final
"synchronized start" matches, where both games in the group
begin at the same time to