GROUP H: Tunisia and Belgium tie (1-1)
* TunisiaÆs surprise tie, thanks to a brilliant Raouf Bouzaine free kick, means every team in the group remains alive. * ''[The Tunisians] were quick, marked well and stuck to the job. Before the game, and it was possibly a mistake, we and others considered the Tunisians the poor relations.'' — Belgium coach Robert Waseige. June 10 in Oita Tunisia 1 Belgium 1. Goals: Bouzaine 17; Wilmots 13. Tunisia — Boumnijel, Badra, Jaidi, Gabsi (Sellimi, 67), Bouzaine, Ghodbane, Trabelsi, Bouazizi, Melki (Beya, 88), Ben Achour, Jaziri (Zitouni, 77). Yellow cards: Gabsi 22, Ghodbane 43, Trabelsi 68, Melki 69. Belgium — de Vlieger, Deflandre, De Boeck, Van Buyten, Van Der Heyden, Simons (Mpenza, 74), Verheyen (Sonck 46), Wilmots, Vanderhaeghe, Goor, Strupar (Vermant, 46). Yellow card: Van Buyten 40. Referee: Shield (Australia). Att: 39,700.
GROUP D: Portugal blasts Poland (4-0)
* Portugal bounced back emphatically from its opening loss to the USA to hammer the Poles. Pauleta, highly touted after notching 42 goals in 62 for Bordeaux in the French League, notched a hat trick. * ''It was a good win and the players gave their all for their country. It was a well-fought game and we got the result we deserved. Everything is still open but we do have our first three points. The big difference was that we played as a team.'' — Portugal coach Antonio Oliveira. June 10 Jeonju Portugal 4 Poland 0. Goals: Pauleta 14, 65, 77, Rui Costa 87 Portugal — Victor Baia, Jorge Costa, Fernando Couto, Rui Jorge, Luis Figo, Petit, Paulo Bento, Frechaut (Beto 63), Sergio Conceica (Capucho, 69), Pauleta, Joao Pinto (Rui Costa, 60). Yellow cards: Frechaut 25, Jorge Costa 27, Rui Jorge 31. Poland — Dudek, Kozminski, Waldoch, Hajto, Michal Zewlakow (Rzasa, 71), Kryszalowicz, Swierczewski, Kaluzny (Arkadiusz Bak, 16), Krzynowek, Olisadebe, Zurawski (Marcin Zewlakow, 56). Yellow cards: Swierczewski 21, Arkadiusz Bak 39. Referee: Dallas (Scotland). Att.: 31,000.
