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Costa Rica can go far, says coach Pinto

RECIFE, Brazil – Costa Rica coach Jorge Luis Pinto said the sky's the limit after the Central Americans claimed their second major scalp of the World Cup on Friday to secure their place in the last 16 for only the second time.

Watch Bryan Ruiz’s historic goal against Italy from 3 different angles

Júnior Díaz set Bryan Ruiz up with an excellent cross. The team captain headed the ball past Italy's keeper, clanging it off the crossbar and just barely across the goal line at the 44th minute. That's all the Ticos would need. Costa Rica closed out Italy in a 1-0 victory.

In Costa Rica, one big party following spectacular World Cup win

A sea of red jerseys and Costa Rican flags inundated the main streets and avenues of the country's capital – and across the nation – on Friday following Costa Rica's incredible advancement to the next round of the World Cup Brazil 2014 after beating Italy 1-0.

Costa Rica’s Solís celebrates historic win

President Luis Guillermo Solís predicted the final score of the World Cup match between Costa Rica and Italy.

Who’s Eddie Vedder got: Costa Rica or Italy?

Pearl Jam -- a group well-known for its environment activism -- better be rooting for the tropical underdogs, Costa Rica.

As expected, Altidore will not play in US World Cup match vs. Portugal

SÃO PAULO – Jozy Altidore has been ruled out of the U.S. national team's World Cup match against Portugal on Sunday because of a strained left hamstring, a long-anticipated announcement made by the U.S. Soccer Federation on Thursday.

What gamblers really won betting on Costa Rica

Despite the rumors, no one really won much money.

Costa Rica great Paulo Wanchope insists Ticos will ‘keep surprising the world’

Assistant coach Paulo Wanchope on Monday said Costa Rica have more surprises in store for heavyweights Italy and England after their shock defeat of Uruguay.

US soccer beats Ghana in World Cup thriller on John Brooks goal

NATAL, Brazil — The U.S. national soccer team waited four years for this moment, to measure progress since the last World Cup, to avenge losses against a two-time nemesis and to implement Jurgen Klinsmann's grand plan.

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