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"I have been thinking about this, it was something I dreamed about happening quite a lot."
"I’m enjoying this moment, because of all I suffered, the criticism I received. So there you go."
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Uruguay striker Luis Suarez said his two-goal match-winning performance against England in Thursday's 2-1 win in World Cup Group D was the perfect response to his critics.
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'It's a goal we don't expect to conceded'
Image: England manager Roy Hodgson of England looks onPhotographs: Richard Heathcote/Getty Images
“It’s a goal we don't expect to conceded," Hodgson told reporters. "Long goal-kicks with the sort of players we have in the team."
"I fully believed we would go on to win or draw and to concede that second goal is really an unbelievable blow."
England manager Roy Hodgson said on Thursday following their 2-1 World Cup Group D loss to Uruguay.
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'Without the red card we probably could have won the game'
Image: Greece's Kostas Katsouranis, right, is shown a red card by referee Joel Aguilar of El SalvadorPhotographs: Toru Hanai /Reuters
"When Katsouranis was sent off, it changed the game fundamentally," Santos told reporters. "Without the red card we probably could have won the game."
Greece could have emerged victorious from their 0-0 World Cup Group C draw with Japan on Thursday were it not for Kostas Katsouranis's first-half red card, coach Fernando Santos said.
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'He is the man who would take us to the moon'
Image: Mario Balotelli of ItalyPhotographs: Claudio Villa/Getty Images
"If we look at the last four years, there are times where he was our weapon, the man who would take us to the moon, then two months later; he was not the same player."
Italy coach Cesare Prandelli told a news conference with Mario Balotelli sitting beside him.
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