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EGYPT coach Hassan Shehata believes England should be aiming high at this summer's World Cup.

AT 100, Francisco Varallo remembers everything: the thud of the heavy leather ball, playing while injured because substitutions were not allowed and, more than anything, the g

FIFA have named England and Germany as two of the many culprits that continue to portray South Africa in a negative light ahead of the World Cup.

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has hinted football's governing body could sanction the use of video technology in the near future.

Thierry Henry will not face any official sanction from FIFA over his handball during France's crucial World Cup qualification play-off against Ireland.

JOHN TERRY insists England should not be regarded as one of the favourites for next summer's World Cup because there is no one outstanding contender.

LIVERPOOL has been included as a host city for England's 2018 World Cup bid despite uncertainty over the proposed new Anfield stadium but Hull, Derby and Leicester have m

WALTER Smith has told DaMarcus Beasley there is now no need for him to leave Rangers to realise his World Cup dream.

AUSTRALIA'S bid to host the World Cup in 2018 or 2022 is meeting resistance from the country's most popular football codes, with Australian Rules and rugby league taki

HAVING SPENT most of his playing days in England, most of his managerial career in the United States, and the summer of 1986 at the World Cup in Mexico, Steve Nicol can be r