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Gonzalez overcame three rain delays to beat sixth-seeded Lee Hyung-Taik, 7-5, 6-7 (5), 6-4. Third-seeded Tommy Robredo also advanced to the semifinals, defeating Igor Kunitsyn, 6-3, 6-1 . He will play Nicolas Kiefer, who beat Marin Cilic, 6-3, 7-5. --BASKETBALLMissed free throwsgive Lithuania winCroatia's Marko Planinic missed two free throws with a second to play, and Lithuania won, 74-72, to advance to the semifinals of the European Championship at Madrid. Planinic, who led Croatia with 16 points, missed his first attempt moments after teammate Marko Popovic missed a three-point shot with two seconds to play moody bleus . Ramunas Siskauskas led Lithuania with 20 points as the three-time champion returned to the semifinals for the first time since it won the tournament in 2003 Arnold Palmer Invitational - arnoldpalmerinvitational . The Golden State Warriors are close to reaching a deal to rework Coach Don Nelson's contract and bring him back for another season with the team. Nelson, who had two years left on the contract he signed last year, would get a raise from $3. 1 million to $5. 1 million a year under the new deal, according to the Contra Costa Times. --RUGBYSouth Africa routsEngland at World CupSouth Africa routed England, 36-0, in the World Cup at Paris, handing the defending champion its biggest defeat in 30 games at the tournament. JP Pietersen scored two tries for the Springboks, and Juan Smith got the other the moodyblues . Percy Montgomery kicked 18 points as the 1995 world champions posted their fourth consecutive win over England, which failed to score a point for the first time in six World Cups. --SOCCERSanchez wants whitejerseys instead of greenNational team manager Hugo Sanchez will replace Mexico's traditional green home jerseys with white ones, because -- he claims -- green blends in with the turf too easily, affecting the visibility of players on the field. In a country where "put on the green" has became a catch-phrase for soccer fans, the decision is likely to be a controversial one. "The impression it gives from the outside is that there are fewer players in green jerseys, than would be if they had jerseys that contrasted with the field," Sanchez told the local radio program Pasion W. "Given that the colors of the flag are green, white and red, I told them [officials] that I would to love play the majority of matches in white, with the second [away] uniform being red, all red. ". After watching BYU almost upset UCLA at the Rose Bowl on Saturday one word for the Bruins comes to mind: overrated. Moody Blues tickets In all of The Times' breathless coverage of UCLA football this year (all its returning starters and "great" defense, etc. ), one fact was always overlooked: The Bruins were 7-6 last year Moody Blues . Last year's victory over USC looks more and more like a fluke.