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AFP, Rio de laneiro
JOYTLIRNS TO AGONY
Joy turned to agony for England physiotherapist Gary Lewin when he suffered a suspected broken ankle after falling over during celebrations of their equalising goal against Italy on Saturday.
Lewin leapt off the bench to celebrate Daniel Sturridge's goal that made it 1-1 in their Group D clash, but then collapsed in a huddle of players and had to be carried from the side of the pitch on a stretcher.
I le received lengthy treatment before disappearing down the tunnel. Initial reports suggested he had suffered a break.
To add to England's pain, they lost 2-1 to the Italians.
CHILE COOL ON HOTEL
Chile went into Friday's Group B match against Australia their noses severely out of joint at being put up at what one team official described as "the worst hotel imaginable".
"The players aren't happy," the official told AFP. "The air conditioning wasn't working in four of their rooms, and the internet's down. 1 mean come on, they are lost without it, all players these days need is a soccer pitch and internet. It's supposed to be the second best hotel in Cuiaba, FIFA are staying in the best one! Thank god we're leaving tomorrow."
VAN PERSIE TAKES FLIGHT ON TWITTER
Robin van Persie's spectacular diving header in the Netherlands 5-1 World Cup rout of Spain generated 183,076 tweets in just one minute, T witter told AFP on Saturday.
During Friday's match itself more than 8.3 million tweets were sent compared to
3.6 million for Mexico's 1-0 win against Cameroon and 2.2 million during Chile's 3-1 win against Australia.
Brazil's 3-1 win over Croatia in the tournament's opening match on Thursday saw 12.2 million tweets being sent.
Twitter has 255 million users worldwide.
FIRST FOR EL SALVADOR
Joel Aguilar will on Sunday become the first referee from El Salvador to take charge of a World Cup match when he handles the game between Argentina and Bosnia at the Maracana.
Argentina will remember him as Aguilar red-carded Javier Mascherano and booked four others, including Lionel Messi, in a friendly against the United States in 2008.
CLOAK AND SWAGGER A Brazilian football fan may have got wet watching Mexico's 1-0 win over Cameroon but he made a lot of money by selling his cloak.
When the heavens opened in Natal, Jose 11 umberto Martins was offered $200 by a female fan for a waterproof cloak he bought only a few hours earlier for $ 14.
"I thought it was a joke so I kept on going. But further on 1 started thinking, so 1 went back and asked if she was serious," said the 28-year-old.
"She took the money out straight away. 1 don't know where she was from but she was with a guy wearing a Mexico shirt."
As it happens, even Martins had paid over the odds on a day when torrential rain caused havoc for fans trying to get to the stadium in a city FIFA described as "sun city", those cloaks normally sell for just $6.