Cup, Group Phase Group H: 4 – 0 David Villa scored two goals in a rout of the World Cup newcomers. (FIFA) Group H: 2 – 2 (FIFA) Group A: 1 – 0 A resolute Polish defense – reduced to 10 men in the 75th minute – keeps the Germans out until supersub Oliver Neuville scores in the 91st minute. (FIFA) 13 June 2006 (Tuesday) 2006 NBA Finals Game 3: Miami Heat 98, Dallas Mavericks 96. Dwyane Wade scored 42 points and the Heat guaranteed extending the series to five games with their first Finals game win. Dallas leads series 2–1 Football: FIFA World Cup, Group Phase Group F: 1 – 0 A slightly disappointing performance from Brazil, winning on Kaká's 44th-minute goal, even with an out-of-sorts Ronaldo. (FIFA) Group G: 2 – 1 Togo score their first-ever goal in the Finals, but 2002's 4th placed side score two cracking goals to take victory. (FIFA) Group G: 0 – 0 Eight yellow cards (5 Swiss, 3 French) in a generally uninspiring match. (FIFA) 12 June 2006 (Monday) NFL: Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback and Super Bowl XL star Ben Roethlisberger is injured in a motorcycle accident in Pittsburgh. NHL 2006 Stanley Cup Finals, Game 4: Carolina Hurricanes 2, Edmonton Oilers 1. Clutch goaltending by Edmonton native Cam Ward and goals by Cory Stillman and Mark Recchi put the former Hartford Whalers franchise one step away from their first Stanley Cup. Carolina leads series 3–1 Football (soccer): FIFA World Cup, Group Phase Group E: 0 – 3 A comprehensive defeat of a one-dimensional US team by the reputedly "oldest team in the tournament", including two goals scored by Tomáš Rosický. However, the all-time leading Czech international goal scorer, Jan Koller, is stretchered off after suffering a hamstring injury late in the first half after scoring the first goal of the game in the fifth minute. (FIFA) Group E: 2 – 0 (FIFA) Group F: 3 – 1 After trailing from the 27th minute, the "Socceroos" stage a last-gasp comeback with Tim Cahill scoring the country's first-ever WC Finals goals in the 84th and 89th minutes, with John Aloisi wrapping things up in the 92nd minute. (FIFA) Non-World Cup news: Former Manchester United and Republic of Ireland great Roy Keane, currently with Celtic, retires due to a persistent hip condition at the age of 34. 11 June 2006 (Sunday) Football: FIFA World Cup, Group