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Turkey ends first in Group B after defeating Mexico

Turkey ends first in Group B after defeating Mexico Turkey defeated Mexico 2-1 and ended first in Group B of the under-17 World Cup soccer tournament at Miguel Grau Stadium of the northwestern Peruvian city of Piura. Eleven minutes into the game Mexican Guzman scored, but the Turkey sorted things out to win through the goals scored by Yilmez (min. 27) and Erkin in the last minute. It was a balanced match, although in general terms, the Europeans controlled the pitch and the ball and were more precise in their attack. The Mexicans were affected in the collective structure because of

Solmar Fleet: Cabo San Lucas

Solmar Fleet Blvd Marina Near Cannery Piers Cabo San Lucas, Mexico Attraction Type: Things to do

Euro champs Turkey join Mexico in last four by whipping China

Euro champs Turkey join Mexico in last four by whipping China Mexico needed extra time but deservedly beat Costa Rica 3-1 on Sunday to reach the semi-finals of the Under-17 World Cup, joining fellow Group B side Turkey, who showed themselves to be genuine title contenders in smashing China 5-1. Efrain Valdez headed the ball into his own net before equalising in the 88th minute for El Tri who brushed aside the Group A winners in extra time to set up a Sept 29 date with the United States or Holland in the last four. Turkey, competing in their first

Turkey, Mexico reach quarterfinals at U-17 world soccer championship

Turkey, Mexico reach quarterfinals at U-17 world soccer championship Despite a courageous rally at the start of the second half, China could do nothing to prevent Turkeyfrom sailing to a 5-1 victory Sunday in the quarter-finals at the U-17 World Championship in Peru. In the other quarter-final played on Sunday, Mexico needed a late equalizer to force extra-time before beating Costa Rica 3-1 in Piura. The Iquitos crowds witnessed a dominant display from the Turks that left a doughty Chinese team reeling. "We gave 100% as always and

U.S., Turkey and Mexico reach quarterfinals

U.S., Turkey and Mexico reach quarterfinals Ofori Sarkodie, Kile Nakazawa and Ryan Soroka all scored second-half goals Tuesday to lead the United States past Italy 3-1 at the Under-17 World Cup. After a scoreless first half, Sarkodie put the U.S. ahead two minutes after the break, followed by Kile Nakazawa off a free kick in the 67th minute. Andrea Russoto cut the American's lead in half in the 74th on a free kick, then Ryan Soroka restored the two-goal margin in the 90th. Italy finished the match a man short after Salvatore Foti was given a red card for arguing with the referee. In

Mexico ’dirty war’ crimes alleged

Mexico 'dirty war' crimes alleged The Mexican government and military committed "crimes against humanity" in the so-called "dirty war" against left-wing rebels, a leaked report says. The report was prepared for current President Vicente Fox but has not been released. A US NGO has printed material saying Mexicans had a right to know. The army kidnapped, tortured and killed hundreds of rebel suspects, says the report, which covers 1964 to 1982. Mexico's special prosecutor says the report is biased and has been revised. More: news.bbc.co.uk

GlobalSantaFe Updates Status of Gulf of Mexico Fleet

GlobalSantaFe Updates Status of Gulf of Mexico Fleet (NYSE: GSF) today reported that it has accounted for all five of its drilling rigs that were in the direct path of Hurricane Katrina. All personnel on the five rigs were safely evacuated prior to the storm's arrival. GlobalSantaFe rigs in the path of Hurricane Katrina included the GSF Development Driller II and GSF High Island VIII, which showed no signs of damage during a preliminary aerial inspection. The GSF Celtic Sea and GSF Development Driller I were listing slightly, and crews and equipment are arriving on location

Soccer: Mexico denies Iran Universiade quarters berth

Soccer: Mexico denies Iran Universiade quarters berth Mexico shattered Iran's hopes for advancement to the last eight of the football tournament of the 23rd Universiade in Izmir, Turkey on Sunday. Iran, which was a draw away from quarterfinals, presented the place to Mexico as the South American side won the deciding match 3-1. Both sides collected four points, but Mexico joined the already qualified Czech on goal difference. Mexico netted twice before the interval and added another in the second half to beat the nine-man Iran. The Iranian squad defeated England 2-1 in their opening match, but it was held by

Mexicos Comerci net seen up on strong operations

Mexicos Comerci net seen up on strong operations Comercial Mexicana, one of the countrys largest retailers, will likely report a 35 percent rise in net profit for the second quarter thanks to a rise in sales and operational improvements. Known by investors as Comerci (COMERCIUBC.MX: Quote, Profile, Research) (MCM.N: Quote, Profile, Research), the company should report a net quarterly profit of 302 million pesos ($27 million), according to the average estimate of five analysts consulted by Reuters. Comerci, which is expected to report better results from its updated distribution operations and better negotiations with suppliers, is scheduled to report its quarterly results on

Update on Status of ENSCO Gulf of Mexico Rig Fleet

Update on Status of ENSCO Gulf of Mexico Rig Fleet ENSCO International Incorporated (NYSE:ESV) confirmed reports that the towline parted on its deepwater semisubmersible rig, ENSCO 7500, while the rig was under tow away from the path of Hurricane Katrina early Sunday morning. Due to deteriorating weather conditions, the towline could not be reconnected and the rig was evacuated prior to suspension of helicopter service in advance of the storm. All personnel on board were safely transported to shore. ENSCO 7500 had been engaged in drilling activity in Green Canyon 652 and secured the well prior to initiation of hurricane response