111.   The game meant little to the Japanese, who won their first two games against Canada and Cameroon and were guaranteed the home field in the semifinals.

112.   The game meant nothing in terms of playoff matchups, with Miami entering the game locked into second and Toronto in sixth in the Eastern Conference seedings.

113.   The game actually meant little for Brazil.

114.   The game also may mean a lot for U.S. coach Steve Sampson.

115.   The game meant little to the Japanese, who won their first two games against Canada and Cameroon and already were guaranteed the home field in the semifinals.

116.   Though most of the fans had left Veterans Stadium, the game still meant something to Vermeil.

117.   When Starks came to the bench, he had a huge grin and was hugged by teammates, who knew how much the game meant to him.

118.   The televised game means that Alex Ferguson will have his French star available for the first time since his kung fu assault on a Crystal Palace spectator in January.

119.   This game meant little with Rangers already champions and Partick certain of another year in the top flight.