| GERMANY 2006 |
| Germany 2006: |
| SAN MARINO |
| So what's the reason for this page? Well aside from the fact it's highly unlikely they'll make any sort of World Cup surge, it's basically to document how the hero's of San Marino do each and every game they play. Yes, the smallest country in the world now has an overseas following .... me. Join with me to support this country which has been plagued by bad luck in the international football arena. We covered their historical win, the first ever in their history and we'll be there for any other to come on Dave's World Cup. |
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| SAN MARINO'S HEROES |
| The boys that do battle for their country each and every time ... we won't talk about who actually wins the battle |
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| ?San Marino's strip .... I wanna buy one so tell me where I can get it! |
| How They're Fairing |
| 29.10.05 - San Marino: 0 Spain: 6 (Fernando Torres '11, '78, '89 pen; Sergio Ramos '31, '48; Antonio Lopez '1) |
| Played at: Serraville, San Marino |
| Last Match |
| 2006 Qualifiers Match Record |
| Played: 10 Won: 0 Drawn: 0 Lost: 10 Goals For: 2 Goals Against: 40 Points: 0 Position: 6th |
| World Cup 2006 Qualifiers |
| San Marino News |
| Unfortunatly for us loyal folk that follow the San Marino team, we have been disappointed yet again. Not necessarily in the fact they finished bottom of their group as any group with Spain, Belgium and Serbia-Montenegro is always going to be tough, but more with the fact they failed to secure a point during qualification. However Andy Selva, San Marino's prolific striker, was the source of both goals scored during this campaign. He netted againsty Belgium in their narrow 1-2 loss and one against Bosnia-Herzegovina in the following match, going down 1-3. Three cheers for Selva! Hip-Hip-Hooray! |
| Highlighted matches indicate best chance for points in the group. |
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| Image from San Marino's first ever win. 28th April, 2004 1-0 Vs. Liechtenstein @ Serraville, San Marino. Andy Selva scored in the 5th minute. |