PSW's Daily World Cup Update: Tuesday, June 29, 2010 [VIDEO]

See below for Round of 16 results and recaps (including video highlights), news from around the tournament, final group standings, and a TV schedule for the upcoming week.

Also, be sure to check out PSW guest blogger Ben Mahler\'s South African Scenes posts - thoughts and first-hand observations on the World Cup, the atmosphere, and South African culture.
Post 1: AYOBA! - vuvuzelas are everywhere and it\'s hard not to get caught up in the “Ayoba!” – a phrase translating into joy and happiness
Post 2: USA...A-O-K? - other nations\' reactions to the disallowed U.S. goal vs Slovenia

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Round of 16 results:

Paraguay 0:0 (5:3 PK) Japan
Paraguay reached the FIFA World Cup™ quarter-finals for the first time as they edged Japan 5-3 in a penalty shoot-out after a drab goalless draw in Pretoria.

Spain 1:0 Portugal
David Villa scored the game\'s only goal, and he thinks it\'s one of his best ever. The goal came in the 63rd minute, as Portugal\'s defense had been fending off a constant Spanish attack all game. Check out Villa\'s goal:


Click here for an updated Tournament Bracket

News From Around The Cup:

* With pressure for video replay mounting after two blatant missed calls at the World Cup, FIFA president Sepp Blatter said soccer\'s governing body will reopen the issue after the tournament.

* The head of the U.S. Soccer Federation is willing to have Major League Soccer experiment with changes that would reduce errors by on-field officials.

* French Football Federation president Jean-Pierre Escalettes says he will quit later this week following France\'s World Cup fiasco.

* U.S. coach Bob Bradley\'s future remains in question after the missed opportunity against Ghana.

* England manager Fabio Capello\'s future with the Three Lions is also up in the air.

TV Schedule for upcoming week (all times are EST):

Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Paraguay v Japan - 10:00am - ESPN
Spain v Portugal - 2:30pm - ESPN

Friday, July 2, 2010
Netherlands v Brazil - 10:00am - ESPN
Uruguay v Ghana - 2:30pm - ESPN

Saturday, July 3, 2010
Argentina v Germany - 10:00am - ABC
Paraguay/Japan v Spain/Portugal - 2:30pm - ABC