World Cup 2010: all white in the final

The All Whites booked their place in next year's World Cup - and New Zealand sporting history - with a dramatic 1-0 win against Bahrain in Wellington last night. A passion, betrayal 35,500 crowd was the cake header Rory Fallon and Mark Mash penalty Ricki Herbert to give the team a place among the world's biggest sporting event for the second time - and first since 1982. The final whistle sparked scenes of celebration incredible, as the capital was ready to celebrate.Police and stewards were all white fans cheering as he started back a victory lap. Herbert, who played in the 1982 team, said his team had "given them all four years of total commitment." "We have a task and very little has gone to the top drawer," he said. "We decided to go without conceding a goal, we decided to do it. It 's just so emotional." Fallon, whose father Kevin was an assistant coach during the election campaign of 1982, gave a briefSummaries of all its meta-important: "I do not miss them." Mash said before the sentence that would end all hope White, "was a rather 'surreal. "I think basically what route and ended up in his hand - it was great." Captain Ryan Nelsen, who plays for Blackburn Rovers in the Premier League, praised the supporters of Wellington. "I played some incredible atmosphere in my time, but this is right there. It 'was great." Prime Minister John Key was quick to...

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