on tonight's show is brian westbrook any closer to signing with the skins. plus a super powered 9-year-old looks to make a little lifting history. first to south africa we go. the last time the united states and england played in the world cup 1950. the americans pulled off one ever the greatest upsets in the history of soccer, a 1-0 victory. today 60 years later the two teams facing each other again on soccer's biggest stage. the united states in one last pre-game huddle, number five sherwood high graduate in the starting lineup. early going, no score. four minutes in number four make it is 1-0 for england. the time fleeing high. 39th minute, still 1-0. dempsey lets it rip from 25 yashedz out. it somehow -- yards out. it somehow get itself past the goal keep -- gets past the goalkeeper tying the game 1-1. dempsey is the only american player to score in two world cups. the game tied 1-1 at the half. 56th minute, same score. check out the shot. off the green. off of the goal post. so close. but the u.s. makes a great first showing playing favored england to a

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