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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 27, 1966 9 England Cops Thriller SAFC Wants To Reach Cup Final LONDON (AP)--England and West Germany are high and dry in the fina) of the World Cup--Seturday -and---soccer-- is holding its head up proudly again, England edged Portugal 2-1 Tuesday in a thrilling semi-fi- nal at London's Wembley Sta- dium. A crowd of 90,000 stood and cheered all 22 players off the field at the end. Between them, the two teams erased the tun- pleasant memories of much that had happened in the tour- nament previously --- players sent off the field, suspended, in- jured by vicious tackles, feign- ing injury, wasting time. These were some of the facts of the England-Portugal game: Only 11 fouls were committed --eight by England, three by Portugal. None was dangerous Only one player was slightly hurt--Jose Torres of Portugal, who tripped over the press photographers squatting behind the touchline, He made light of it, imped back and played on. There was not a single hold- up for injury. Nobody once ar- gued with the referee. Nobody adopted delaying tactics. At the end, the players of both teams rushed to shake hands and walked off with their arms round each other's shoul- ders, Portugal has another game at Wembley Thursday -- against Russia in a playoff for the third place. West Germany defeated the Russians 2-1 in the other semi-final. The Portuguese, fired by their captain Mario Coluna, put on a magnificent display and capped it with a storming fin- ish that almost saved the match, Soccer Returns To Glory Following Semi-Final Tilt By JIM ANDERSON \ LONDON (CP)--In England today where the game was in-| vented, despite what the North) Koreans say, soccer is again in glory England moved into the fi nals for the World Cup against feating Portugal 2-1 Tuesday.) But the English fans have| more than a victory on the pitch of which to be proud The match was a classic of; soccer artistry by both teams.| More than that, after days of bickering and matches punct- uated by lost tempers and fouls,| it was a return to sportsman ship in the best English tradi-| tion of "play up and play the} game." Some 90,000 fans in Wembley Stadium gave as loud an ova- tion to the valiant Portuguese as they did their victorious 11. And the British press today re-| flected that same sentiment. | "England the great' was the main headline on The Express. Says Desmond Hackett: 'Eng- land played its way into soccer history with confidence, poise and moving courage, It was a performance that thrust down the throats of complaining na tions from South America and Europe that England was not fit to play in the final." But it was their sportsman- ship that delighted the crowd most, They squashed the idea, promoted by many critics here,| that Latin temperament has spoiled the World Cup, | Argentina and Uruguay have been at the centre of the ugli- est scenes in World Cup his-) tory. Both had two players or- dered off the field, Latin Ameri- cans have jumped to their de- fence and accused European referees of being biased. Both Argentina and Uruguay used retreating defensive tac- tics. They were tagged as playing a brand of soccer that was idling the game as a spec- tacle. temperament produced open attacking football and the high-, est level of sportsmanship seen } | in the whole tournament | Portuguese television ¢om-| mentator Costa Pereira said "The game was clean and a} great spectacle, a game like it has not been seen in this World| Cup and probably never will be| seen," RUSSIANS PRAISE PLAY Commentators from the Rus sian news agency Tass said the The Times, restraining itself;match came like "a spring of to a one-column headline on|clear water breaking through the front page, says the murky wave of dirty foot The match did much to re-\ball which has covered recent) store the tarnished reputation of;matches in the championship." | the competition and the game,| Two players did most to win West Germany Saturday by de-|for it was played throughout in\the game for England | a thoroughly sporting spirit." Brian James wrote Mail: "Let there be no more ar- gument. This is a good, if not great, England team, It was a victory for England and the game itself, for the match was as clean and sporting as it was filled with good football." Peter Lorenzo said in Sun: 'The Wembley. faithful had waited long and patiently| Bobby Charlton cracked home| in The two fine goals---both first-time} shots, one in the 30th minute and one in the 79th minute Nobby Stiles, previously) warned by the World Soccer Federation (FIFA) for rough play, clipped the wings of Fuse bio, the tournament's top The | marksman Stiles set out to shadow the Mozambique born star. He for a match so rich in all the| stopped him without fouling him utes of superb sporting endea vor which will do much to oblit erate the memories of the vigor|g0al. England, by clever defen pre-|sive methods, and violent ceded it." Ken Jones said in The temper that Mir ror it was "a match that at) ball good things of soccer---90 min-| once Eusebio cessful shots at the England forced him to ishoot from long range--and even Eusebio couldn't get the past brilliant goalkeeper least lived up to the true tra-|Gordon Banks ditions of football courage and sprinkled with the sportsmanship that has been so sadly tition," A match) high in quality, packed with/from a penalty for hands | missing from this compe-| ceded by England since Eventually Eusebio scored It | was his eighth goal of the tour nament---and the first goal con the 'com petition began, | conditional ban on Ban Lifted LONDON (AP) -- The South tion demanded "Tuesday that a Argentina from the 1970 World Cup soccer scinded, The executive committee of the confederation sent a protest to the World Soccer Federation, whose disciplinary committee decided Argentina. should be banned from the next World Cup unless it gives an under- taking that-tts-players and offi- cials will behave better next time, Juan Goni of Chile said the disciplinary committee had ex- ceeded its powers "It is impossible to predict But Tuesday night the Latin what. players and officials Ar-'lined at least three weeks. gentina will have in 1970," Gon! said, 'How then can Argentina give any undertakings about their behavior?" } He added that the confeder-| ation's meeting made no com-| plaint about players who had jbeen sent off and suspended. 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