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USA, Mexico, Guatemala thru'

AFP, Washington
United States, Mexico and Guatemala advanced to next year's North American final round World Cup 2006 qualifying
with shutout triumphs Wednesday, leaving seven nations to fight over three remaining spots.
Eddie Johnson came off the American bench to score three times after US captain Landon Donovan forged a two-goal lead in a 6-0 rout of Panama here that clinched the Group One title for the 2002 World Cup quarter-finalists.
"It's going to get a lot harder," Donovan said.
"Teams are still finding themselves in this round. In the next round they know what's at stake. Playing to get to the World Cup makes it that much harder. It's everyone's dream." Carlos Ruiz scored in the 44th minute to give host Guatemala a 1-0 victory over Honduras. Guatemala can finish no worse than second in Group Two with Costa Rica and Honduras vying for the other berth.
Host Mexico remained perfect at 4-0 and all-but clinched the Group Three crown by blanking Trinidad and Tobago 3-0 on goals by Antonio Naelson in the 19th minute and Jaime Lozano in the 55th and 85th minutes.
Other matches saw Jamaica and El Salvador play to a goal-less draw at Kingston, Costa Rica down host Canada 3-1 and St. Vin-cent/Grenadines stay in contention with a 3-0 road victory that eliminated St. Kitts and Nevis.
Final matches in all groups are November 17. Three of the six teams advancing the next year's event will advance to Germany in 2006 while a fourth will play against Asia's fifthplace team for another World Cup finals spot.
The Jamaicans are second in Group One at six points with Panama at five and El Salavdor at four as all fight for one spot. Panama will host El Salvador in a showdown finish. Jamaica must visit a US team on a 12-match unbeaten streak.
"Jamaica hopes we play a 'B' team in that game but they'll be disappointed," US defender Gregg Berhalter said. "We want to win and keep our momentum going."
In Group Two, host Honduras must beat Costa Rica in the final game to have any chance to advance. Guatemala can seal the group crown on home soil by beating winless and eliminated Canada.
The unbeaten Mexicans need only one draw in matches Nov. 13 and 17 with St. Kitts and Nevis to claim the group while Trinidad and Tobago need only a home draw to eliminate St. Vincent/Grandines and advance.