International soccer: Argentina and England win

Argentina have beaten Ireland's World Cup opponents Germany by a goal to nil tonight.

Wed, 17 Apr, 2002 - 22:57

Argentina have beaten Ireland's World Cup opponents Germany by a goal to nil tonight.

International soccer latest:

Ireland 2-1 USA RES

Kinsella 6 Pope 34

Doherty 83

Austria 0-0 Cameroon RES

Germany 0-1 Argentina RES

Sorin 48

England 4-0 Paraguay RES

Owen 3

Murphy 46

Vassel 54

Sheringham 77

Northern Ireland 0-5 Spain 8pm

Raul 23, 54

Baraja 47

Puyol 68

Morientes 78

Scotland 1-2 Nigeria 8pm

Dailly 16 Aghahowa 40, 69

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