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The Germans have a player development and league structure that helps Joachim Löw better prepare the national team.
Fabio Capello must address the distinct lack of pace at the heart of England's defence, says Alan Hansen.
Nobody should blame Robert Green for America's goal and he certainly shouldn't blame himself.
England's Manager of the Year Roy Hodgson accepts that goal-grabbing glamour boys will steal the headlines at World Cup 2010 but picks 10 others who might make the difference this year.
A nation waits on the health bulletin from Didier Drogba who broke his arm in a warm-up.
Everyone likes to feel wanted. But I bet Gareth Barry didn't think it would happen like this.
Adidas say countries who complain about ball being used only have themselves to blame for not practising enough with it.
Robert Green's fumbling of Clint Dempsey's speculative shot cancels out Steven Gerrard's early opener.
In Argentina’s 1-0 win against Nigeria, Lionel Messi played like the re-incarnation of Diego Maradona.
World Cup organisers blame companies and overseas fans for empty seats in stadiums.
It was fascinating to hear how angry Fabio Capello got against the Platinum Stars. He reminds me of Sir Alf Ramsey.
Dirk Kuyt's tap-in seals victory for Dutch in opening World Cup 2010 Group E match in Johannesburg.
While uncertainty surrounds England's choice of goalkeeper, the Algeria team closed ranks behind Faouzi Chaouchi, whose blunder caused their defeat against Slovenia.
Few industries are as global as football, few enterprises have such reach. North Korea remains closed to that.
Didier Drogba's rapid return from a broken arm fails to inspire his side to a victory in their Group G clash with Portugal.
Arsene Wenger has urged Theo Walcott to use his World Cup heartache to Arsenal’s benefit next season.
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