Roque Santa Cruz

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Slovakia 0-2 Paraguay: Albirroja On The Verge Of The Last 16 After Comfortable Success La Albirroja have narrowly defeated the Repre but will feel they made hard work of earning maximum points… Paraguay have moved temporarily to the top of Group F and appear well on course for World Cup progression after beating Slovakia 2-0. The opening half was controlled impressively by the Albirroja, though only Enrique Vera could find the net. Half-time seemed to halve the South Americans...Read Full Story

Striker Roque Santa Cruz insisted on Thursday that Paraguay will not be sitting on their laurels now that they have made history as the first team from their country to reach the World Cup quarter-finals. The South Americans beat Japan 5-3 on penalties on Tuesday to reach the last eight for the first time following three previous disappointments at the second round stage. But 28-year-old Santa Cruz said that success has made the team hungry for more and they will not be content with their...Read Full Story

CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Paraguay can leave Cape Town with a confident swagger after the South Americans, who beat Brazil and Argentina in qualifying, held World Champions Italy, their toughest Group F opponents, to a 1-1 draw. But despite opening the scoring with a 39th minute header from Antolin Alcaraz, Paraguay made repeated errors in set pieces, squandering chances and gifting Italy their equalizer. "It was a very tough opening game. We made a great start but we made mistakes in set pieces...Read Full Story

BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa (Reuters) - Paraguay beat a lackluster Slovakia 2-0 to move top of Group F on Sunday and close in on a World Cup second round place. Enrique Vera put the South Americans ahead after 27 minutes and Cristian Riveros grabbed a second four minutes from time in a game of few chances at Free State Stadium. The win puts Paraguay on four points and leaves Slovakia with one. World champions Italy and outsiders New Zealand, who have one point each, meet in Nelspruit later on...Read Full Story