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• Football

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Football

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• German defender Westermann misses Cup with broken foot
• Does Joe Cole already know he’s going to South Africa?
• France’s collection of superstars disappoint against minnows
• Which England players did enough vs Japan to go to South Africa?
• Domenech stirs the French pot again by snubbing William Gallas
• Spain’s plans hit a bump with poor show against Saudi Arabia
• Essien ruled out for Ghana while Bougherra declares himself fit
• England look to shine in final dress rehearsal against Japan
• Well-prepared Aussies can upset weakened rivals
• Dutch disharmony won’t derail their World Cup challenge
• Cameroon’s potent frontline will put Slovakia to the sword
• Favourites Spain to test injured duo against Saudi Arabia
• Gerrard injury scare calls into question captaincy back-up
• Can South Africa’s momentum carry them to the quarter-finals?
• Serbia clash gives New Zealand a chance to show their mettle
• Hungary provide test as Löw looks to trim Germany squad by two
• Brazil’s late preparations won’t harm World Cup bid
• Out of practice Algeria face stiff warm-up test in Dublin
• Will Nicola Zigic need room in his closet for a golden shoe?
• Comeback kings Turkey set to continue USA losing streak
• Goal-shy Swiss have more scoring problems with Strellar injury
• Spain are in the driving seat for a World Cup clean sheet sweep
• New FIFA rankings point to potential shock World Cup finalists
• Bradley picks familiar names in final USA World Cup squad
• Hosts South Africa look to make winning Soccer City debut
• Outsiders Honduras should begin warm-up with a win over Belarus
• Van Persie sends timely reminder of his class in World Cup warm-up
• Olsen’s erratic Danes should be wary of Senegal’s sting
• North Korea confident of upsetting international giants
• Another USA defeat has Slovenia and Algeria eyeing round of 16
• No place for Boro’s McDonald as Aussies trim squad
• Penalty heartbreak beckons Fabio Capello’s unlucky England
• Uruguay will defeat depleted Israel in Montevideo send-off
• Tireless Mexico can trouble rusty Holland in Freiburg friendly
• Injury-hit France face tricky test against Costa Rica
• Vital Barry given extra week to prove World Cup fitness
• Paraguay and USA to face tough friendly examinations
• Green set to be given England gloves after Mexico display
• Unknown quantity Honduras have talent and experience to cause stir
• Fickle Switzerland will prove stubborn yet unexciting opposition
• Chile’s impressive hot streak set to continue in South Africa
• Portugal’s World Cup hopes fade as Ronaldo and co stutter to draw
• Milito’s European demolition makes top scorer price look appetising
• Classy and confident Spain are worthy World Cup favourites
• United new boy Javier Hernandez given the Solskjaer stamp
• In-form World Cup trio set for comfortable warm-up wins
• Spirited New Zealand find positives in Australia loss
• England, France and Argentina face up to fresh injury problems
• Capello says he will shuffle players and formation against Mexico
• Vibrant Slovakia won’t shirk as they go it alone for first time
• Fiorentina coach offered Italian job for after the World Cup
• Mismatched New Zealand will do well to avoid World Cup humiliation
• Talented Cameroon lack the mentality to make their mark
• Torres and Fàbregas make Spain squad but Senna misses out
• Ageless Denmark will continue impressive group stage record
• Milner ready to bring attacking spark to Barry’s holding role
• Sven’s much-fancied Ivory Coast will struggle with leaky defence
• Ambitious Japan remain too blunt upfront to cause any shocks
• Drogba will need to lose selfish streak to claim sharpshooter prize
• Youthful North Korea side unlikely to upset the world
• Holland will blend defence with attack to cause a surprise
• Coloccini dropped from Argentina squad as Maradona wields axe
• Stumbling Portugal could find themselves on an early flight home
• England taking no risks with high altitude test in South Africa
• Brazil bring their form to South Africa, but leave their flair behind
• Ledley King boosts his World Cup chances by proving fitness
• Paraguay will prove that they are South America’s best-kept secret
• Luck of the draw will see holders Italy go far
• Solid Serbia set to reign in Group D
• Injuries and off-field distractions to cost England dear
• Captain Robert Koren provides good marker of Slovenia talents
• Essien and Appiah must be fit for youthful Ghana to succeed
• Goal-shy Australia will struggle to reproduce class of 2006
• Fiery Algeria will defy whipping boy status, but progress is step too far
• Germany’s captain and pass master will prove irreplaceable
• Energetic USA bring big reputation for upsetting the odds
• Lagerback will reinvigorate inconsistent Nigerian side
• Mexico’s youthful squad may not cope with home crowd atmosphere
• In-form South Koreans set to leave their mark on Group B
• Gritty Greece will struggle to win fans, and points, in South Africa
• Talented Uruguay come with reputation as big game bottlers
• Maradona’s attacking instincts will jeopardise Argentina’s progress
• Despite an erratic manager, France have the talent to win the thing
• Underdogs South Africa have more than one reason for high hopes
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