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GUELPH, Ont. -- Brady Vail scored once and set up two more as the Windsor Spitfires doubled up the host Guelph Storm 4-2 on Friday in Ontario Hockey League action. Josh Ho-Sang had a goal and an assist for the Spitfires (15-7-0), who extended their win streak to four games, while Ben Johnson and Cristiano DiGiacinto had the others. Ryan Horvat and Hunter Garlent scored for the Storm (17-4-3), who lost in regulation for the first time in 16 outings. Guelph was 12-0-3 in its last 15 contests. Alex Fotinos made 37 saves for Windsor while Justin Nichols stopped 29 shots for Guelph. The Spitfires went 1 for 2 on the power play while the Storm went 1 for 4. --- GENERALS 5 FRONTENACS 2 KINGSTON, Ont. -- Daniel Altshuller stopped 32 shots as Oshawa downed the Frontenacs. Josh Sterk had a goal and an assist for the Generals (19-5-1) while Joe Manchurek, Scott Laughton and Bradley Latour each scored once. Sam Bennett and Robert Polesello supplied the offence for Kingston (11-9-3). Matt Mahalak gave up five goals on 25 shots for the Frontenacs. --- WOLVES 6 ICEDOGS 1 ST. CATHARINES, Ont. -- Nicholas Baptiste had a goal and two assists and Craig Duininck tacked on three assists as Sudbury toppled Niagara. Stefan LeBlanc and Nathan Pancel had a goal and an assist apiece for the Wolves (10-8-6) while Jacob Harris, Matt Schmalz and Connor Crisp added a goal apiece. Jesse Graham scored the lone goal for the IceDogs (6-14-4), who dropped their sixth game in a row. Sudburys Franky Palazzese made 34 saves for the win. Niagaras Brent Moran allowed four goals on 20 shots and was replaced at the 31-minute mark by Christopher Festarini, who stopped 13-of-15 shots in relief. -- GREYHOUNDS 5 STING 3 SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. -- Andrew Fritsch had a goal and two assists as the Greyhounds beat Sarnia to halt their three-game skid. David Miller, Jared McCann, Michael Bunting and Kyle Jenkins also scored for Sault Ste. Marie (17-5-2). Nikolay Goldobin had a goal and an assist for the Sting (8-15-0), who lost for the first time in four contests, while David Brown and Vladisalv Kodola scored the others. Matt Murray made 22 saves for the Greyhounds as Sarnias Taylor Dupuis stopped 27-of-31 shots. --- WHALERS 4 SPIRIT 3 (OT) SAGINAW, Ont. -- Victor Crus Rydberg scored 1:14 into overtime and Zack Bowman made 43 saves as Plymouth edged the Spirit. Matt Mistele and Zach Lorentz each had a goal and an assist for the Whalers (10-13-1) and Mitch Jones had the other. Jimmy Lodge, Terry Trafford and Sean Callaghan scored for Saginaw (13-8-3), which lost for the first time in three outings. Jake Paterson stopped 27-of-31 shots for Saginaw. --- RANGERS 8 BULLS 4 KITCHENER, Ont. -- Ryan MacInnis and Darby Llewellyn each had a pair of goals as the Rangers handed Belleville its third loss in a row. Curtis Meighan and Brent Pederson had a goal and two assists apiece for Kitchener (8-13-1) while Justin Bailey and Max Iafrate added single goals. The Bulls (5-15-4) got goals from David Tomasek, Cameron Brace, Jordan Subban and Jake Worrad. Jordan deKort made 39 saves for the Rangers as Bellevilles Jason Da Silva gave up eight goals on 42 shots. --- KNIGHTS 4 OTTERS 1 LONDON, Ont. -- Anthony Stolarz turned aside 38 shots as the Knights snapped Eries six-game winning streak. Max Domi, Chris Tierney and Bo Horvat had a goal and an assist apiece for London (16-5-2), which is 8-0-1 in its last nine games, while Brady Austin scored the other. Jake Evans scored for the Otters (19-4-1), who lead the Western Conference standings. Eries Oscar Dansk took the loss after giving up four goals on 31 shots. --- STEELHEADS 3 PETES 2 MISSISSAUGA, Ont. -- Bobby MacIntyre scored the eventual winner late in the second period as the Steelheads halted their four-game winless streak by edging Peterborough. 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The Colombians started with a virtual second-string lineup but still went in front when Juan Cuadrado -- one of the few regular starters -- drilled in a 17th-minute penalty. Japan equalized with the last touch of the first half through Shinji Okazakis header but Martinez scored in the 55th and 82nd minutes -- both from superb passes from substitute Rodriguez -- to put the result beyond doubt. Rodriguez capped it off with his stunning solo goal in the 89th, turning his marker inside out before chipping the advancing goalkeeper with a deft finish that bore all the hallmarks of the great Lionel Messi. That made it nine goals for Colombia in the group stage, and the South Americans are proving to be the World Cups big entertainers. The introduction of Rodriguez tilted the game back Colombias way after Japan finished the first half stronger, with Okazakis goal having given Alberto Zaccheronis side a slim chance of progressing. Although Japanese fans will have been keeping one eye on the match being played simultaneously between Ivory Coast and Greece in Fortaleza, their players only had one mission: win three points and see if that would be enough.dddddddddddd It didnt open to plan, with Japan going behind to a penalty that was needlessly given away by Konno, who lunged into a challenge on Adrian Ramos. Despite Japans protests, it was a clear foul and Cuadrado had no difficulty converting the spot kick. The goal left Japan susceptible to the counter-attack as they pushed forward in search of two goals. At the other end, there was a lack of cutting edge -- Shinji Kagawa had a weak shot saved and Keisuke Honda wasted three free kicks from good positions -- before Honda crossed for Okazaki to head in at the near post with what was the last touch of the half. Rodriguez -- one of many regulars rested at the start by coach Jose Pekerman -- was introduced for the second half and he made an immediate difference, livening up the crowd and the teams attacking play with his turn of speed and precision passing. Within 10 minutes, he had created Martinezs goal, running onto the ball and playing in his teammate with a cute pass for the striker to take one touch and shoot left-footed low into the corner. The FC Porto striker made it 3-1 with a curling left-foot finish, this time following a reverse pass from Rodriguez. ' ' '