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Rubén Baraja headed a free kick into the net, but the referee had called an attacking foul.
Korea/Japan 2002 · Quarter-finals
Rubén Baraja headed a free kick into the net, but the referee had called an attacking foul.
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Rubén Baraja headed a free kick into the net, but the referee had called an attacking foul.
The goal was disallowed for a foul in the penalty area.
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