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Newcomers impress

REUTERS, London
Former great players Juergen Klinsmann, Marco van Basten and Hristo Stoichkov were all lauded on Thursday following the opening night of their new careers as international soccer coaches.
Klinsmann, the coach of Germany who host the World Cup finals in 2006, made the best start with a 3-1 win in Vienna over Austria, while Van Basten's Dutch side drew 2-2 with Sweden in Stockholm and Stoichkov's Bulgaria drew 1-1 with Ireland in Dublin.
The only other new coach to see his team win was 66-year-old Luis Aragones, who began his reign in charge of Spain with a 3-2 win over Venezuela in Las Palmas.
Raymond Domenech, in charge of a youthful new-look French team had to settle for a 1-1 draw with Bosnia in Rennes while Marcello Lippi was the only debutant to lose.
Italy went down to a 2-0 defeat against Iceland in Reykjavik but Lippi, who has replaced Giovanni Trapattoni as coach, took the defeat in his stride.
"I am never able to start well when I join new teams. I have never achieved a positive result in any debut of mine," Lippi said after the game.
"We started well but then we conceded goals that were all avoidable. In the second half we improved but it wasn't enough," the former Juventus coach added.
Germany's performance was commended in the German media with Bild, the nation's biggest-selling daily, giving the former striker a warm welcome.
"New national coach Juergen Klinsmann wants to be a World Cup winner with Germany in 2006. It's a long way to then. The result was OK,
the match wasn't always."
"Klinsmann called for aggressiveness before the match. He got it."
Der Tagesspiegel referred to a spectacular start to the "new era", with a goal from Kevin Kuranyi after 95 seconds.
But the paper added: "If Kuranyi had taken his chances so well in the Euro 2004 group match against the Czech Republic, then Rudi Voeller would not have had to resign."
The Dutch media also welcomed the start of Van Basten's tenure as Dutch coach.
The Algemeen Dagblad in a piece entitled 'Van Basten's Baptism of Fire gives hope' said: "Marco van Basten's era promises to be spectacular. After the episode of the cautious Dick Advocaat, the Dutch team's new fervour is already showing.
"There are still plenty of things to find fault with in the drastically rejuvenated team. But the daring way the Netherlands held Sweden to a 2-2 draw whets your appetite."
The daily De Volkskrant added: "The impression was positive but the way of playing in Stockholm could not veil the fact that the Swedes caused the revised Dutch team several problems."
Stoichkov, part of the best-ever Bulgarian team that reached the World Cup semi-finals in the United States 10 years ago, was also praised back home after his side's draw with Ireland.
Daily sports newspaper Meridian Match said: "The Hristo Stoichkov era started with an excellent 1-1 draw. The new coach did not make serious changes to the team's tactics compared to (predecessor) Plamen Markov.
"But the team's performance, and especially part of the new wave, can give us moderate optimism for the first World Cup qualifier against Iceland at the beginning of September".