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Full Coverage: All Whites! All Whites! All Whites!
World
Cup Qualifier: NZ's All Whites Heading To South Africa
for World Cup 2010!
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photographer Karim Sahai was on the sideline for tonight's
historic clash between New Zealand and Bahrain at
Wellington's Cake-Tin. NZ won the game and will now head to
the World Cup in South Africa in 2010. This is the second
time NZ has qualified for the world Cup - the last time
being to play in Spain in 1982. (above: Goal
scorer Rory Fallon comes to terms with the win.)
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