Gustavo Quinteros, the Ecuador coach, said his players had all taken three or four penalty kicks a day in preparation, and Klinsmann said his team had practiced penalty kicks as well.
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That forced the contest to extra time and ultimate penalty kicks.
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Gerardo Moreno and José Manuel Jurado missed penalty kicks for Espanyol.
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How bad do you think shoot-outs and penalty kicks are?
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Croatia played three straight extra-time matches — two ended in penalty kicks.
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Both goals came from Megan Rapinoe, who scored twice on penalty kicks.
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Extra time has expired and this one will be settled by penalty kicks.
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"To be eliminated by penalty kicks hurts more," Peru Coach Ricardo Gareca said.
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They were beaten on penalty kicks by Germany in the quarterfinals in 2015.
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In 1994, Mexico lost to Bulgaria on penalty kicks in the second round.
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If the score is tied, the winner should be determined by penalty kicks.
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Rapids 22, Galaxy 21 | Second leg | Colorado advances on penalty kicks, 3-1 Tim Howard made two saves in a shootout Sunday as the Colorado Rapids beat the Los Angeles Galaxy, 3-1, on penalty kicks in Commerce City, Colo.
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Penalty kicks would be needed to decide the winner of the 45th Copa América.
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So it's not a huge surprise that most penalty kicks result in a goal.
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Russia (Final score: 1-1, Russia advances on penalty kicks) 2 pm: Croatia vs.
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Denmark (Final score: 13-1, Croatia advances on penalty kicks) 10 am: Brazil vs.
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A pair of Pedro Morales penalty kicks gave Vancouver a 2-1 win over Seattle.
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The match came down to the two most dreaded words in the sport: penalty kicks.
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Costa Rica lost to the Netherlands in 2014 on penalty kicks, after 120 scoreless minutes.
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England will face Croatia, who beat Russia on penalty kicks, in a semifinal on Wednesday.
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Helmuth Duckadam, the goalkeeper who saved four penalty kicks against Barcelona, has backed Becali's club.
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Solo called the opposing team "a bunch of cowards" after her team lost on penalty kicks.
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Also, England trounced Panama 6-19973, led by Harry Kane's three goals — two on penalty kicks.
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GUTFELD: It&aposs like, OK. Let&aposs just skip the game and get to the penalty kicks.
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Occasionally, England has departed with cruelty, beaten by Argentine gamesmanship, or by German or Portuguese penalty kicks.
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The World Cup final against China ended 0-0 after regulation and overtime, extending to penalty kicks.
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He led Argentina to losses in the 2015 and 2016 Copa America finals, both on penalty kicks.
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It did not matter if the goals come from beautifully worked exchanges or V.A.R.-assisted penalty kicks.
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Luckily in the end, I think, we deservedly took the win, even if it was on penalty kicks.
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They also lost last year's Copa final to host Chile on penalty kicks after a 0-0 draw.
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What happened: The 1999 Women's World Cup Final came down to penalty kicks between the U.S. and China.
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After England won on penalty kicks, the disciplined queuers, many of them English, quietly retreated to their tents.
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And it ramps up even higher in elimination rounds, where penalty kicks are deployed as a tie-breaker.
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Cameroon then attacked in waves as Egypt appeared to be holding out for extra time and penalty kicks.
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Sports Briefing | Soccer Liverpool beat visiting Stoke, 6-5, on penalty kicks to reach the English League Cup final.
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A study of thousands of penalty kicks from professional matches showed that goals were scored 80% of the time.
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I'm going to get this wrong, when you were doing the penalty kicks, how do you ... Good so far.
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Everyone in the stadium — the fans, the players, the referee — seemed exhausted when the game went to penalty kicks.
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"I thought I was going to vomit while I was playing, but we won, in penalty kicks" she said.
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England beat Colombia 4-3 on penalty kicks and will face Sweden in the quarter-finals in Samara on Saturday.
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Teams skip the 30-minute overtime and go directly to penalty kicks, unless a tie occurs in the tournament's final.
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Here are some fascinating things researchers have learned about penalty kicks, and what they're analyzing to anticipate the next shot.
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They prevailed in the shootout, in which Toronto missed two of its six penalty kicks and Seattle missed only one.
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Real would win the tournament that year, beating Atlético again in the final in Milan, this time on penalty kicks.
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Russia then went on to eliminate Spain in the round of 16 after veteran goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev saved two penalty kicks.
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The second, called Penalty Insights Function, was meant to help goalkeepers and coaches spot patterns around how their opponents take penalty kicks.
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After a 1-1 draw in the quarterfinal, Sweden beat the United States on penalty kicks, eliminating the Americans without a medal.
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With that precedent set, we can keep our fingers crossed that players will now think twice about diving to win penalty kicks.
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Looking at penalty kicks in Italian and French soccer leagues, the researchers found that aiming down the middle had the highest payoff.
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Vela improved to 5-for-5 all-time on penalty kicks when he got NYCFC goalkeeper Sean Johnson to move to his left.
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Russia went on to eliminate Spain in the round of 16 before losing to finalists Croatia on penalty kicks in the quarter-finals.
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The team then went on to beat Spain, the 2010 World Cup champions, in penalty kicks in the round of 16 last week.
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Italy impressed for a while, but suffered on penalty kicks in the worst, almost chaotic shootout between it and Germany one could imagine.
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A penalty-kicks overtime format would reduce injuries — it's exhausting to play a fifth quarter — while creating the supercharged excitement of a soccer shootout.
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But it does suggest that any edge a skillful finisher might have is too small to be detected, given how infrequently penalty kicks occur.
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"Direct and indirect free kicks and penalty kicks can only be awarded for offenses committed when the ball is in play," the IFAB says.
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Colombia made it to the Round of 16 -- but, they were ultimately eliminated by England on Tuesday after the match went to penalty kicks.
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The other three quarterfinals were dire, each ending in penalty kicks after 0-0 draws (though Brazil did outshoot its opponent, Paraguay, 25-5).
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Ronaldo has now missed six of his last 14 penalty kicks, but he wasn't the only big star to miss one in this tournament.
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Bournemouth won in the league for the first time this year, defeating visiting West Ham, 3-2, despite failing to convert two penalty kicks.
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The Americans squandered opportunities in the second half when Dom Dwyer and Corona took poor penalty kicks that were easily saved by Justo Lorente.
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Croatia has done the same this year, needing penalty kicks to beat Denmark and host Russia before defeating England in extra time in the semifinals.
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ON NOVEMBER 20173th the New York Cosmos won the North American Soccer League (NASL) title, beating the Indy Eleven on penalty kicks in the final.
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Under the new rules, which took effect last year, the marriage penalty kicks in for married couples with combined income of about $2550,220 or more.
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The older Subasic says if Sunday's match goes into penalty kicks, his son will have an advantage since he knows many of the French players.
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An Israeli then proposed to FIFA that the way to settle a tie should be penalty kicks, and that has been the way ever since.
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Could carb rinsing have partly accounted for England overcoming its traumatic history of failure on penalty kicks last week in the shootout victory against Colombia?
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For the first time ever, the team failed to make the Olympic gold medal match; they lost on penalty kicks to Sweden in the quarterfinals.
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So it stands to reason that players are most nervous during the tie-breaking round of penalty kicks at the end of a long match.
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In the shootout, Bravo dived to his right to stop weak penalty kicks by Quaresma and Moutinho, then switched sides to save Nani's timorous shot.
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Although it was linked to a significant uptick in the number of penalty kicks, it also was associated with a drastic reduction in red cards.
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Germany 210, Italy 230 | Germany wins on penalty kicks, 6-5 | European Championships Quarterfinals BORDEAUX, France — After 120 minutes of cautious, grindingly intense play followed by eight rounds of often farcical penalty kicks, a relatively unheralded defender for Germany, Jonas Hector, struck a fairly mediocre shot from 12 yards out that somehow slithered under Gianluigi Buffon, the star Italian goalkeeper, who essentially dived over the ball.
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The incident happened in November 2014, when the UConn Huskies defeated the University of South Florida on penalty kicks to win the American Athletic Conference championship.
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Philip Furley, a lecturer in sports psychology at the German Sports University, in Cologne, has studied players' behavior during penalty kicks, when the gesture is common.
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Pia Sundhage's team eliminated the United States in penalty kicks in the quarterfinals, and now it has sent the host nation, Brazil, packing in the same fashion.
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Hodgson was even asked — half-seriously — about how the team's penalty kicks in practice were progressing because England has historically had a woeful track record in shootouts.
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But the Russian players put up a heroic effort, with an especially impressive defense, which carried them through until Croatia beat them on penalty kicks last week.
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Data analytics are starting to take root in soccer, and penalty kicks — high stakes, low effort, repeated, zero-sum games — are an ideal place to apply them.
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Since 1966, 81 percent of penalty kicks have been successfully converted, so another idea is moving the penalty kick spot farther from the goal to make it harder.
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Matthias Ginter, a central defender who made one of Germany's penalty kicks Saturday, was the youngest player on Germany's World Cup roster but did not leave the bench.
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He banged in two first-half penalty kicks and unwittingly got his heel in the way of Ruben Loftus-Cheek's shot from 22 yards in the 23d minute.
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Confusion was fueled as referees had to get used to a new way to interpret handballs and the movement of goalkeepers on their line when facing penalty kicks.
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With the game still tied at 0-0 and Portugal seemingly content to go to penalty kicks to decide the champions of Europe, the game went into extra time.
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He also confirmed that he was returning to Russia to rejoin his team, which had a thrilling victory over Colombia on Tuesday after beating Colombia 4-3 in penalty kicks.
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In pursuit of more compelling questions, he roamed freely, carrying his tools into unconventional and even quirky areas of research (penalty kicks, sumo and "The Weakest Link", a game show).
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Chile 0, Argentina 0 | Copa América Final | Chile wins on penalty kicks, 4-2 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Lionel Messi had the collar of his shirt pulled up to his nose.
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Manchester City had two penalty kicks saved and needed a 72nd-minute goal by Nolito to earn a 153-1 draw against visiting Everton on Saturday in England's Premier League.
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Late in an epic second-round match against Colombia that extended through 30 minutes of added time and penalty kicks, Kane vigorously squirted his sports-drink bottle into his mouth.
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Maybe England is capable of playing deep in this tournament, and this time making more penalty kicks than Germany or Portugal or whatever other historical nemesis or upstart it faces.
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Houston played for the third time in eight days, including a victory decided on penalty kicks over Los Angeles FC on Wednesday in the semifinals of the U.S. Open Cup.
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Which is certainly why English Premier League officials, who are preparing to introduce V.A.R. next season, have said they will not use V.A.R. to monitor goalkeeper positioning on penalty kicks.
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Following a 1-1 draw during the tournament quarterfinals, Team U.S.A. lost to Sweden 4-3 in penalty kicks – ending their three-time Olympic winning streak since the 123 Athens Games.
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Lyon defeated Chambly, 2-0, and fourth-division Trelissac produced the day's shock result with a 4-2 home victory over Lille on penalty kicks after the teams drew, 1-1.
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After beating Spain 4-3 on penalty kicks at Moscow's Luzhniki stadium, Russia will face Croatia in the quarter-finals on Saturday in Sochi, one of 11 World Cup host cities.
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COSMOS WIN SECOND STRAIGHT TITLE The Cosmos defended their North American Soccer League title by beating the visiting Indy Eleven in penalty kicks, 4-173, after scoreless regulation and overtime periods.
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Club: CD TaconPosition: ForwardOne thing to know: Asllani scored one of the penalty kicks that helped send Sweden to the semifinals and knock the US out of the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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Jennifer Hermoso scored on two penalty kicks and Spain came from behind to spoil South Africa's Women's World Cup debut with a 3-1 win on Saturday in Le Havre, France.
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In soccer penalty kicks, the most effective players looked at the top corners of the net for about 900 milliseconds and then shifted their gaze to the ball during the run-up.
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At some stage, one or both teams has to let go of the safety rail and go for the win, unless they are content with their chance to win on penalty kicks.
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A RECORD PERFORMANCE Aritz Aduriz became the first player to score five times in a Europa League match, converting three penalty kicks for host Bilbao in a 5-3 win over Genk.
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In a stunning upset, Russia eliminated Spain on penalty kicks, 13-3, after a 1-1 tie on Sunday that extended through 90 minutes of regulation and 30 minutes of extra time.
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The Ticos rode their defensive 5-4-1 formation and the brilliance of Navas to the quarterfinals of the 2014 World Cup, where they knocked out by the Netherlands on penalty kicks.
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Three penalty kicks have already been retaken and converted at this tournament after reviews by the video assistant referee, which is being used at the Women's World Cup for the first time.
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Maracanã Stadium filled with celebration and relief as Brazil won its first Olympic soccer title, defeating Germany, 5-4, on penalty kicks after the match remained tied at 1-1 through 13 minutes.
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Valencia goalkeeper Diego Alves had already saved three penalty kicks this season, but Messi sent the ball into the bottom corner to secure a vital 3 points for Barcelona in the title race.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - England fans went on an emotional roller coaster ride on Tuesday in Moscow when their team prevailed over Colombia in nerve-jangling penalty kicks after conceding a goal in stoppage time.
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SPAIN RECORDS FIRST CUP WIN Spain won a game at the Women's World Cup for the first time, beating South Africa, 3-1, behind two penalty kicks by Jennifer Hermoso in Le Havre.
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Review is still permitted in only four instances: determining the validity of goals; monitoring penalty kicks, evaluating red-card offenses and confirming the identity of players who are given red and yellow cards.
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If the scores are tied at the end of those 90 minutes, the knockout game goes into a 30-minute overtime; if both sides remain tied after that, they go to penalty kicks.
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"It comes from a position of frustration," said Marsch, who was ejected Sunday after complaining about two noncalls in a tie with the Los Angeles Galaxy that might have been worthy of penalty kicks.
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Those national teams won the Asian Cup seven times in a row and reached the final of the 1999 World Cup, losing to the United States on penalty kicks after a tense, scoreless draw.
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Caballero, who opted not to second-guess which way the Liverpool players would send their penalty kicks, saved the kicks of Lucas Leiva, Philippe Coutinho and Adam Lallana as City won the shootout, 3-1.
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The team qualified for the quarterfinals of the European Championships for the first time by converting all of its penalty kicks to beat Switzerland in a shootout, 5-4, on Saturday in St.-Étienne, France.
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Women's World Cup: U.S. 2, Spain 1 Megan Rapinoe, above, was good for two penalty kicks that gave the U.S. women's soccer team a quarterfinal berth — but it wasn't easy, and the next battle looms.
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FC Cincinnati's Gordon "Fiddle" Thornsberry won two matches on penalty kicks, then beat the New York Red Bulls' George "Adamou" Adamou 216-1 in the final of eMLS League Series One on Friday in Philadelphia.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Seattle Sounders hope to silence critics in Saturday's MLS Cup rematch with Toronto FC following last year's triumph on penalty kicks after they failed to put a single shot on goal during regulation.
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Amid that distraction, Columbus defeated Atlanta United on the road in the knockout round, winning on penalty kicks after a scoreless match and sending most of the crowd of 23,221 fans — an M.L.S. postseason record — home unhappy.
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As Kirk Goldsberry pointed out at Grantland, soccer players only scored on about 10 percent of their shots at the 2014 World Cup, but scored on more than 81 percent of World Cup penalty kicks since 1966.
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STANFORD WINS SECOND STRAIGHT TITLE Andrew Epstein made two diving saves as Stanford defeated Wake Forest on penalty kicks, 5-4, to win its second consecutive N.C.A.A. title after the teams played 110 scoreless minutes in Houston.
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After 90 minutes of regulation and two overtime periods went scoreless, Stanford beat North Carolina on penalty kicks (5-4) to win the D-I Women's Soccer National Championship yesterday, the program's second title in three years.
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The win also stretched the Union's streak of U.S. Open Cup matches without an official loss to 13 — the Union's last three losses in the event have been on penalty kicks, which don't count as official losses.
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Though Bird was concerned about the backlash, she revealed that Rapinoe was "completely unfazed" by the drama — and proved it by scoring two goals on penalty kicks in her team's 2-1 victory over Spain on June 24.
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But on Wednesday night, Chile enters its Copa América semifinal against Colombia knowing a victory would set up a blockbuster final rematch: Chile beat Argentina on penalty kicks last year in Santiago, 4-1, after a scoreless draw.
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Portugal arrived at this stage having failed to win a game in 90 minutes — three group stage draws, an extra-time victory and a win on penalty kicks carried them — so there was no guarantee anything would change.
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Duluc said L'Equipe, the most influential sports publication in France, sent only two reporters to cover the last women's World Cup in Canada in 21998, where the French team lost to Germany on penalty kicks in the quarterfinals.
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And when the Champions League Final went to penalty kicks, he and Real Madrid maintained the traditional pecking order in the Spanish capital by defeating Atlético Madrid, just as they had in the Champions League final in 22008.
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Colombia, which was eliminated by England on penalty kicks in the round of 16 at this summer's World Cup, went ahead on Rodríguez's 22nd goal in 67 appearances, his first since a World Cup qualifier at Peru on Oct.
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A video assistant ref can notify the referee by headset of the need to reverse a decision if there is a "clear error" involving goals and their buildups, penalty kicks, straight red cards, and mistaken identify for red and yellow cards.
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He led the 2016 European Championship with six goals and tied for second with four at the World Cup, three on penalty kicks, earning the Bronze Ball as third-best player behind Croatia midfielder Luka Modric and Belgium forward Eden Hazard.
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But on the bus ride to the stadium, Argentina's goalie coach Gustavo Piñero had shown Romero highlights of the Venezuelans taking penalty kicks, including one of Seijas chipping the ball down the middle after the goalie had dived to one side.
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More clarity on handball and changes to the place where substituted players have to leave the field and the position of the goalkeeper at penalty kicks were among the changes made by the International Football Association Board (IFAB) in March.
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Portugal 1, Poland 1 | Portugal wins on penalty kicks, 5-3 | European Championships Quarterfinal MARSEILLE, France — Ricardo Quaresma scored the winning penalty as Portugal beat Poland, 5-3, in a shootout to reach the semifinals of the European Championships on Thursday.
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While we, the British people, might feel a jingoistic sense of superiority when it comes to 'soccer' and 'penalty kicks' and 'the LA Galaxy', we would be remiss not to give Bob Bradley a fair chance to prove himself in English football.
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MLS was focused on four kinds of "game deciding" incidents, all of which are typically followed by a break in play, either due to players protesting or celebrating: penalty kicks, red cards, goals, and denial of a goal-scoring opportunity (think handball blocking a shot).
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Both teams finished group play with 4 points, but Honduras advanced on goal difference to join Portugal in the quarterfinals from Group D. Both teams failed to score on penalty kicks before Honduras took the lead in the 75th minute on a penalty from Antony Lozano.
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And yes, his retirement from international soccer the other week, as Argentina found itself on the losing side of a penalty kicks lottery against Chile in the didn't-we-do-this-just-last-year Copa América final, smacked of a spoiled brat chucking his toys out of the crib.
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To bring this back to soccer and the truly amazing U.S. women's team, Megan Rapinoe has so far scored three goals in this Women's World Cup, including two penalty kicks to defeat Spain on Monday and advance the U.S. to a quarterfinal match with hosts France on Friday at 3 p.m.
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Macri said he had spoken by telephone with Messi, who announced his shock retirement from the Argentine national team after the loss Sunday to Chile on penalty kicks in the Copa América final at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. Messi returned to Argentina on Monday, but has not spoken publicly.
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It has also never managed to win a knockout game, losing six consecutive times in the round of 16 in a highlight reel of soccer heartbreak: Mexico has gone down on penalty kicks (Bulgaria, 1994), on a botched offsides call (Argentina, 2010) and on a penalty that wasn't (the Netherlands, 2014).
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Sounders 2107, Toronto F.C. 2108; Seattle wins, 5-4, on penalty kicks TORONTO — In one of the more remarkable turnarounds in M.L.S. history, the Seattle Sounders won their first M.L.S. Cup on Saturday night, defeating Toronto F.C., 5-4, in a penalty shootout after 120 minutes of scoreless play in an intense and frigid setting.
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In the quarterfinals of the Women's World Cup, with the United States down a goal and a player in the final seconds of overtime, Megan Rapinoe curled a 45-yard crossing pass onto the forehead of Abby Wambach, who smashed it into the net for a 212-224 tie in a game that the Americans won on penalty kicks.
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With the M.V.P. front-runner Sebastian Giovinco, the United States national team fixtures Michael Bradley and Jozy Altidore and a lingering sense of unfinished business — Toronto held Seattle without a shot on goal in the final, only to lose on penalty kicks — the feeling up north is that this year could end with an Eastern Conference (and Canadian) champion.
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The degree of difficulty alone made it one of the great goals in United States soccer history — think of sinking a 216-foot putt on the 224th green to win the United States Open — and it propelled Rapinoe and Wambach, and their teammates, to the final, where they had a 218-232 lead late in overtime against Japan but could not protect it as Japan won on penalty kicks.
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