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Agger credited with own goal

By app published 14 June 2010

JOHANNESBURG - World football's governing body FIFA has changed the scorer of Netherlands first goal in their World Cup Group E victory over Denmark on Monday to a Daniel Agger own goal.

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Simon Poulsen had been originally credited with the own goal in the defeat at Soccer City after he headed the ball against team mate Agger in the 46th minute.

NEWS:Dutch defeat Danes

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