United States-Sweden Summary

United States-Sweden Summary

By The Associated Press

At Goteborg, Sweden

United States00—0

Sweden01—1

First half—None.

Second half—1, Sweden, Kallstrom (Bakircioglu), 56th minute.

Yellow Cards—Kallstrom, Swe, 31st; Bocanegra, US, 44th. Red Cards—None.

Referee—Kevin Blom, Netherlands. Linesmen—Nicky Siebert, Netherlands; Roger Geutjes, Netherlands.

A—20,648.

Lineups

United States—Tim Howard; Steve Cherundolo, Oguchi Onyewu, Carlos Bocanegra (Jay DeMerit, 76th), -Jonathan Bornstein (Jonathan Spector, 64th); Benny Feilhaber, Michael Bradley, Pablo Mastroeni (Bobby Convey, 46th), DaMarcus Beasley (Sal Zizzo, 76th); Landon Donovan (Kamani Hill, 64th), Clint Dempsey (Charlie Davies, 85th)

Sweden—Rami Shaaban; Mikael Nilsson (Matías Concha, 46th), Olof Mellberg, Petter Hansson (Daniel Majstorovic, 46th), Erik Edman; Daniel Andersson; Kennedy BakircioglJu, Kim KJallstrJom, Christian Wilhelmsson (Niclas Alexandersson, 46th); Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Markus Rosenberg, 66th), Johan Elmander (Dusan Djuric, 76th)

2007 U.S. Soccer Schedule

By The Associated Press

All Times EDT

(Won 10, Lost 4, Tied 1)

Saturday, Jan. 20 — United States 3, Denmark 1

Wednesday, Feb. 7 — United States 2, Mexico 0

Sunday, March 25 — United States 3, Ecuador 1

Wednesday, March 28 — United States 0, Guatemala 0

Saturday, June 2 — United States 4, China 1

a-Thursday, June 7 — United States 1, Guatemala 0

a-Saturday, June 9 — United States 2, Trinidad and Tobago 0

a-Tuesday, June 12 — United States 4, El Salvador 0

a-Saturday, June 16 — United States 2, Panama 1

a-Thursday, June 21 — United States 2, Canada 1

a-Sunday, June 24 — United States 2, Mexico 1

b-Thursday, June 28 — Argentina 4, United States 1

b-Monday, July 2 — Paraguay 3, United States 1

b-Thursday, July 5 — Colombia 1, United States 0

Wednesday, Aug. 22 — Sweden 1, United States 0

Sunday, Sept. 9 — vs. Brazil at Chicago, 4 p.m.

c-Sunday, Oct. 14 — vs. Catalonia at Barcelona, Spain, TBA

Wednesday, Oct. 17 — vs. Switzerland at Basel, Switzerland, 2:30 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 17 — at South Africa (tentative)

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a-CONCACAF Gold Cup

b-Copa America

c-does not count as full international

Wednesday’s International Soccer Scores

By The Associated Press

(Home nations listed first)

2008 European Championship Qualifying

Group A

Armenia 1, Portugal 1

Belgium 3, Serbia 2

Finland 2, Kazakhstan 1

Group D

San Marino 0, Cyprus 1

Group E

Estonia 2, Andorra 1

Group F

Northern Ireland 3, Liechtenstein 1

Exhibition

Albania 3, Malta 0

Austria 1, Czech Republic 1

Belarus 2, Israel 1

Bosnia-Herzegovina 3, Croatia 5

Bulgaria 0, Wales 1

Costa Rica 1, Peru 1

Denmark 0, Ireland 4

Ecuador 1, Bolivia 0

El Salvador 2, Honduras 0

England 1, Germany 2

Greece 2, Spain 3

Hungary 3, Italy 1

Iceland 1, Canada 1

Japan 2, Cameroon 0

Latvia 1, Moldova 2

Lithuania 2, Turkmenistan 1

Luxembourg 0, Georgia 0

Macedonia 0, Nigeria 0

Montenegro 1, Slovenia 1

Northern Ireland 3, Liechtenstein 1

Norway 2, Argentina 1

Panama 2, Guatemala 1

Paraguay 1, Venezuela 1

Romania 2, Turkey 0

Russia 2, Poland 2

Slovakia 0, France 1

Scotland 1, South Africa 0

Sweden 1, United States 0

Switzerland 2, Netherlands 1

Tunisia 1, Guinea 1

Ukraine 2, Uzbekistan 1

At Commerce City, Colo.

Mexico 0, Colombia 1

At Montpellier, France

Brazil 2, Algeria 0

At Paris

Ivory Coast 0, Egypt 0