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The late show in Egypt
by Paul Kennedy, October 11th, 2009 7AM
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[UNDER-20 WORLD CUP] All four quarterfinals at the 2009 Under-20 World Cup in Egypt were decided by one goal -- three in overtime -- and when the dust settled Brazil, Costa Rica, Ghana and Hungary advanced to the final four. The Ticos completed the quartet when Marcos Urena scored in the 120th minute to give them a 2-1 win over the United Arab Emirates in Saturday's late game.

Maicon saved Brazil with the tying goal in the 88th minute and the winning goal in overtime for a 2-1 win over Germany.

Saturday's fireworks followed two 3-2 games on Friday -- taken by Hungary over Italy in overtime and Ghana over South Korea.

QUARTERFINALS
Oct. 9 in Suez
Ghana 3
(Adiyiah 8, 78, Osei 28) South Korea 2 (Park Hee Seong 31, Kim Dong Sub 82).
Hungary 3 (Koman pen. 2, Nemeth 112, 117) Italy 2 (Mazzota 82, Bonaventura 113) (OT).

Oct. 10 in Cairo
Brazil 2 (Maicon 88, 91) Germany 1 (Holtby 73) (OT).
Costa Rica 2 (Martinez 37, Urena 120) UAE 1 (Ali 33) (OT).

SEMIFINALS
Oct. 13 in Cairo
#49: Ghana vs. Hungary, 10:20 am ET, ESPN2, espn360.com
#50: Brazil vs. Costa Rica, 1:50 pm ET, ESPN2, espn360.com

THIRD-PLACE GAME
Oct. 16 in Cairo
Loser #49 vs. Loser #50, 10:55 am ET, espn360.com

FINAL

Oct. 16 in Cairo
Winner #49 vs. Winner #50, 1:50 pm ET, ESPN, espn360.com, Galavision

 

 



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