USA Scores in 91st Minute: Moves On To Next Stage

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It was a scoreless game right to the end until USA and Algeria entered into stoppage time.  Landon Donovan scored a goal in the 91st minute.

Team USA advances to the next 16 as a result.

The end result follows a controversial call earlier in the game where another USA goal was disallowed.

In the 22nd minute, a USA cross that led to a goal was disallowed -- not the actual goal itself.  A replay seemed to show that the US team should be up 1-0 in the first half.

Both USA and England advance as England beat Slovenia 1-0.

Sportsbetting.com was offering odds on the 2010 World Cup here

 

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