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TSNs broadcast team of Chris Cuthbert and Ray Ferraro calls all of the game action from the Air Canada Centre. In the pre-game show, TSNs James Duthie hosts a special Hall of Fame panel of 2014 inductees Blake, Forsberg, Hasek, and Modano. TSN Hockey analyst and ex-NHL goalie Martin Biron conducts a special one-on-one interview with former Buffalo Sabres teammate Hasek, discussing his unique, history-making goaltending style. TSNs live pre-game coverage kicks off with the 6 p.m. ET edition of SportsCentre, which features the panel of 2014 Hall of Fame inductees hosted by Gino Reda. TSN Hockey analysts Ferraro, Aaron Ward and Jeff ONeill share their personal stories of playing with and against this years inductees. Also featured is full analysis of the Toronto–Pittsburgh game by the TSN Hockey panel of Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie and analysts Ward and ONeill. The Hall of Fame panel of Blake, Forsberg, Hasek, and Modano returns between periods for a special Hall of Fame-themed edition of The Quiz. Hockey Hall of Fame Game Induction Ceremony TSN also shines the spotlight on the legends of the game during live coverage of the 2014 Hockey Hall of Fame Game Induction Ceremony on Monday at 8pm et/5pm pt on TSN2. SportsCentre reports live from the Hockey Hall of Fame beginning at 6pm et/3pm pt, leading into a live, on-site edition of Tim Hortons Thats Hockey at 7pm et/4pm pt on TSN4 and TSN5. Thats Hockey 2Nite wraps up all of the evenings action at 11pm et/8pm pt on TSN2. Hosted by TSNs James Duthie, the 2014 Induction Ceremony honours Rob Blake, Peter Forsberg, Dominik Hasek, Mike Modano, Pat Burns, and Bill McCreary as the newest inductees of the Hockey Hall of Fame. 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Costa Rica only needed a draw to top Group D and played that way, setting up in a defensive 5-3-2 formation against England. The result gives Costa Rica its best World Cup performance. While Los Ticos reached the knockout stages in 1990, they finished second in a weaker group. Costa Rica will now play the runner-up in Group C in the second round. "We will have to keep fighting," Pinto said. "Whatever happens we are willing to fight." England lost its first two matches to Italy and Uruguay and was already eliminated. England goes home from Brazil without a win after striker Daniel Sturridge missed a number of chances Tuesday. But coach Roy Hodgson thought his team showed spirit against the Costa Ricans, trying to break down a stubborn defence. "We showed today what a good team we can be," England coach Roy Hodgson said. "Apart from the first 10 minutes, I thought we dominated." One of Sturridges best opportunities came in the 65th after a nice one-two with midfielder Jack Wilshere. But the forwards curling shot from the right just missed squeezing inside the far post. Costa Rica had started the match brightly, passing the ball around midfield with ease and making England chase them around. Forward Joel Campbell had an early chance, but his shot from inside the area deflected off Gary Cahill and went just wide in the second minute. Costa Ricas best chance came in the 23rd minute when Celso Borges curling free kick waas tipped onto the crossbar and out for a corner by England goalkeeper Ben Foster. Indiana Pacers Jerseys. But that was about it in terms of attacking for the Costa Ricans and they were happy to absorb England pressure, especially in the second half. Pinto defended his team defensive tactics, saying Costa Rica was also out to attack. "Some people said we would only defend," he said. "No, thats not true. You have seen it. We have been able to attack as well. 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A hardcore group of about 150 England fans stayed in the stands long after the final whistle in an otherwise empty Mineirao Stadium, chanting loudly and jumping up and down. About 25 armed riot police with shields and batons formed a line behind stewards who were urging them to leave. Singing "England Till We Die," the fans eventually left the stands peacefully. ------ Lineups: Costa Rica: Keylor Navas; Giancarlo Gonzalez, Roy Miller, Oscar Duarte, Junior Diaz; Cristian Gamboa, Yeltsin Tejeda, Celso Borges (Michael Barrantes, 78), Bryan Ruiz (captain); Randall Brenes (Christian Bolanos, 59), Joel Campbell (Marcos Urena, 65). England: Ben Foster; Phil Jones, Gary Cahill, Chris Smalling, Luke Shaw; James Milner (Wayne Rooney, 76), Frank Lampard (captain), Jack Wilshere (Steven Gerrard, 73); Ross Barkley, Adam Lallana (Raheem Sterling, 62), Daniel Sturridge. 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