2014 FIFA World Cup - Brazil

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Why are both the Australians and the Dutch scoring right after I get up to do quick things?!
 
Timmy Cahill you star :D
 
The first thing I thought of when Tim Cahill scored was RVPs magnificent strike against Villa a couple of seasons ago when United last won the title.
 
Why are both the Australians and the Dutch scoring right after I get up to do quick things?!

Hahaha, you would have left the room and come back to see 1-1 and thought.... WHAT!
 
Hahaha, you would have left the room and come back to see 1-1 and thought.... WHAT!
I felt that way when the Dutch scored too :lol::lol:
 
Monster goals!!! :drool:

1st was Robben...

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THE WAS CAHILL!!!! :eek:

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That false sense of security when your opponent scores just after you have scored...
 
You silly shunt. :dopey:

Aussies should be winning here, but I'm sure the Netherlands will make them pay.

Yep, should have entered the half leading, big blow for Cahill. Spain start Costa for some reason (waits for a hatrick)
 
Hopefully the second half can envision the same performance for Australia
And hopefully, a goal...
 
I have to admit that I was expecting the Dutch to show a stronger performance than they have so far. The Aussies have really been pressuring them hard- especially after Cahill's equalizer.
EDIT: Both Cahill and Van Persie will miss their next matches after receiving yellow cards in this game.
 
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Bad decision. Where on earth was he supposed to put his arm? It clearly wasn't intentional, the flight of the ball just happened to pass through his arm. You can't make your arm disappear.

Still, Netherlands have been poor today. Credit to Australia for trying.
 
Goal by Netherlands!



What a way to play someone onside.
 
This is (in my opinion) a really good game so far.
 
If Australia had held the line, Van Persie would have been offside...
Another mistake :rolleyes:
 
Wow Australia really brought it to the Netherlands.
 
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