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Big win for Australia
SYDNEY. June 12: Aston Villa goalkeeper Mark Bosn-ich relieved his boredom by scoring a late penalty
as Australia opened their World Cup qualifying campaign with a 13-0 rout of Solomon Islands on Wednesday, reports Reuter.
Bosnich. who barely touched the ball in goal during the match, stepped up to complete the scoring with the last kick of an embarrassingly one-sided Oceania Group game.
Strikers Damian Mori and John Alois! had, by then, satiated their appetites by scoring five goals each against the hapless south Pacific islanders.
The victory gave Terry Venables his sixth win in as many matches since taking over as Australia national coach late last year.
We were particularly efficient and our attitude was very good." the former England coach told reporters. "Even when we were goals up. we didn't try to be too clever or take the mickey."
Midfielders Erine Tapai and Craig Foster , also found the. scoresheet for Australia, who are hosting all the matches In their qualifying group which also includes Tahiti.
It was Australia's highest ever score in an Oceania World Cup match, eclipsing their 10-0 drubbing of Fiji in 1981.
Solomon Islands defender Saeni Daudau did not help his side's already hopeless cause when he was sent off Just after halftime for a second bookable offence.
Australia and New Zealand are expected to qualify from their respective qualifying
groups and would then face each other in an Oceania play-off over two legs in June and July.
The winner will play an Asian opponent in a final two-leg qualifier later this year for a place in the 1998 World Cup in France.
Away in the European Zone Group Eight. Iceland and Lithuania fumbled their way to an uneventful, goalless draw at
Reykjavik's Laugardalur Stadium.
Lithuania was clearly the more dangerous side in the first half but repeatedly failed to capitalise on a whole array of mistakes by the Icelandic defence.
Hesitation cost Lithuania's Edjaras Jankauskas an early goal when he allowed Icelandic keeper Kristijan Finnbogason to smother the ball at his feet in the 16th minute. He sent the ball wide of an almost open goal three minutes later.
In the second half Iceland came on much stronger with Sigurdur Jonsson, who plays with Orebro in Sweden, sending the ball over the bar twice in a minute.
Iceland’s best chance was in the 54th minute when Bjarki Gunlaugsson. of Mannheim tn Germany, alone and unchallenged in the penalty area, fumbled the ball into Lithuania keeper Gintaras Stauche's receptive arms.
Twice in the second half Lithuania failed to shoot when one-on-one with the Icelandic goalkeeper.
Jankauskas, who plays for Torpedo-Luzhniki of Russia, waited too long before an open goal in the 62nd minute.
Four minutes from the whistle Finnbogason literally chased a lone Irantas Stumbrys off the pitch to howls of relieved laughter from the stands.
Meanwhile. Kazakhstan beat Pakistan 7-0 (halftime 3-0) in an Asian Zone Group Nine Qualifier on Wednesday.
Scorers: Boulat Esmagambe-tov-18. Alexei Kalichin-33, Vladimir Loginov-36, Nourken Mazbaev-53. Viktor Zoubarev 65. 69. 72.