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CUP CORNER

AFP, East Rutherford, New Jersey
Forward Agustin Delgado scored in the 69th minute to give World Cupbound Ecuador a 1-0 victory over Yugoslavia in an international friendly on Wednesday night.
Delgado put in a rebound of a side-volley by midfielder Alex Aguinaga from the top of the penalty area. Goalkeeper Dragoslav Jevric knocked away the shot, but Delgado swept in to slot the ball home from six yards.
The game, however, will be better remembered as a chippy and physical affair as referee Rich Grady awarded five yellow cards and three red cards, including a pair to Yugoslavia, in front of a crowd of 36,540 at Giants Stadium.
Yugoslavian midfielder Dejan Stankovic was given his marching orders after fouling midfielder Edwin Tenorio from behind at midfield in the 41st minute.
Ecuador's man advantage, however, was short-lived as they had substitute Carlos Tenorio red-carded themselves.
Yugoslavia had their second player ejected in the 69th minute as defender Dejan Stefanovic was awarded his second yellow card, this one for dissent, immediately after the goal.
The game was not without some comedy. While taking a free kick some 28 yards out on the left side, Yugoslavian defender Sinisa Mihajlovic shanked his attempt to the left side, coming nowhere near the goal in the 38th minute.
TUDOR OUT FOR SIX WEEKS
Split
Juventus defender Igor Tudor has undergone on Wednesday a surgery of his injured ankle in Amsterdam.
According to first doctor's reports, the 23-year-old will need to rest for six weeks. That information only confirmed fears Tudor has been lost for Croatian national team at World Cup 2002.
Earlier Croatian national team coach Mirko Jozic admitted Tudor was one of his key players and "without him Croatia is 20 percent weaker".
ZIDANE THE DAD
Tignes
French footballing superstar Zinedine Zidane will miss the friendly World Cup warm-up match against Belgium on May 18 in Stade de France because his wife is due to give birth to their baby on that day, national coach Roger Lemerre revealed Thursday.
"At times like this family is the most important," said Lemerre, adding that he could not give a date when Zidane will rejoin the Bleus who are currently training in this alpine resort from May 6-10.
Zidane, the world's most expensive footballer, and his Spanish wife Veronique already have two boys Enzo and Lucas.
The match against Belgium is the final warm-up before the reigning world champions defend their title in the opening match of the World Cup against Senegal in Seoul on May 31.
Zidane and Real Madrid teammate Claude Makelele are not expected to rejoin the French team before the May 15 Champions League final between the Spanish giants and Bayer Leverkusen.