World Cup 2010: Predict the results - Netherlands vs Japan, Ghana vs Australia, Cameroon vs Denmark

19 Jun 2010 10:28:00

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Netherlands v Denmark: Dirk Kuyt Goal
Matchday Nine (June 19)
As part of our 'Predict the results' campaign, Goal.com UK staff members are putting themselves in the firing line by offering up their predictions for each and every World Cup game. As well as providing your own predictions, be sure to check out our League Table.
Man of the Matchday (June 18): JAMES DALY
Friday was another day of surprise results, not least England's stultifying goalless draw with Algeria, which nobody called correctly having all backed Fabio Capello's men to win.

James Daly landed the honour of most points in the day by correctly calling the 2-2 draw between Slovenia and the United States.

"Thank goodness for nepotism and Bob Bradley playing his son Michael for the United States," he said. "And also to Slovenia for some Crystal Palace-style defending to allow Michael to score that late equaliser."


Name
 NED v JAP
 GHA v AUS
 CAM v DEN
Sulmaan Ahmad
2-0

 

1-0  

1-1

Adithya Ananth
2-1

2-1

1-1

Andy Brassell

3-0
  

2-0
  

1-1

Gill Clark

2-1

1-0
  
  0-1

James Daly
3-1

 

2-0

 

0-0

Stephen Darwin
  2-0

 
  2-1

 

1-1

Alex Dimond

2-0

1-1
  
  1-2

Jamie Dunn
2-0

 

1-0

 

 

 0-1

Graham Lister

2-0

 

1-0

1-1

Matt Monaghan
4-0

 

2-0

 

1-1

Rich Parry

3-1

 

2-2

1-1

Tom Ravenscroft
2-0

 

0-0

1-1

Steven Saunders

3-0

 

1-1

 

 0-1

Anthony Sciarrino
  3-1

 

2-0

 

 0-1

Amar Singh
3-0

 

2-0

 

 0-2

Andy Street
2-1

 

1-1

 

 0-1

Wayne Veysey

2-1

 

1-1

2-1
Zack Wilson
3-0

 

2-1

 

 1-2


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