shown in bold): Intercontinental playoffs, second leg: Bahrain 0 – 1 Trinidad and Tobago: Trinidad and Tobago win their first-ever appearance at the World Cup Finals via a 2–1 aggregate score, though neither side looked like that they would be anything but easy targets for the major nations. Australia 1 – 0 Uruguay: Australia wins the penalty shootout 4–2 to reverse their play-off defeat by Uruguay four years ago. Mark Schwarzer saves two Uruguay shots, and John Aloisi fires in the clincher to send the Socceroos back to the World Cup for the first time since 1974. European playoffs, second leg: Slovakia 1 – 1 Spain Spain advances on a 6–2 aggregate scoreline. Turkey 4 – 2 Switzerland: In a pulsating match, Turkey almost recover from their first leg two-goal deficit and conceding a second minute penalty, with a hat-trick by Tuncay, but Switzerland qualify on the away goals rule. Things turn ugly after fights break out between players in the tunnel leading to the locker room at match's end. Czech Republic 1 – 0 Norway: Petr Čech's clutch goalkeeping and Tomas Rosicky's 35th-minute goal leads the Czechs to bounce the Norwegians from the competition and clinch the final spot for Germany 2006, winning 2–0 on aggregate. Canadian football: The Canadian Football League and Canadian Interuniversity Sport announce that Toronto's Rogers Centre will host the 2007 Grey Cup and Vanier Cup. It will be the first time since 1973, when the Vanier Cup was known as the Canadian College Bowl, that the two Cup games will be hosted in the same city on the same weekend. (TSN) 15 November 2005 (Tuesday) NFL: New York Giants co-owner Robert Tisch dies from brain cancer at 79. The other co-owner, Wellington Mara, died last month. Also, long-time Giants public address announcer Bob Sheppard will leave his position following the season. He will continue as the New York Yankees public address announcer. This year marks his 50th year as Giants' PA announcer, first at Yankee Stadium, then at the Yale Bowl, Shea Stadium and ultimately Giants Stadium in The Meadowlands. Major League Baseball The players union and the owners agreed to toughen penalties on the use of steroids and other illegal drugs, such as amphetamines. Under the new plan, the first suspension will be for 50 games, the second offense 100 games, and the third will be a lifetime ban, with reinstatement appeals two