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I'm not Keane on late errors
ROBBIE KEANE has warned his Republic of Ireland side they must stop giving away late goals if they are to reach the 2010 World Cup Finals in South Africa.
Capello made for big games, insists Terry
ENGLAND captain John Terry believes tonight's World Cup qualifier against Croatia in Zagreb will bring the best out of Fabio Capello.
Toshack laments a lack of options for Wales in Russia
OPTIONS are limited for Wales manager John Toshack as he selects his team to face Russia in tonight's World Cup qualifier.
Van Marwijk takes encouragement from Kuyt outburst
NETHERLANDS coach Bert van Marwijk has played down reports of a rift with Dirk Kuyt after the Liverpool forward voiced his dissatisfaction at being relegated to the bench.
Gudjohnsen vows to rub salt in World Cup wounds
EIDUR Gudjohnsen has refused to read too much into Scotland's defeat in Macedonia – but admits he would love to put another major dent in their hopes of qualifying for the
Beckham yearns for Croatia revenge
DAVID Beckham has admitted that revenge is on the agenda when England meet Croatia in Zagreb tomorrow.
Resurgent Iceland riding a fresh wave of optimism
AHEAD of their opening Group Nine fixture in Oslo last Saturday, optimism about Iceland's World Cup qualifying campaign was in short supply among the country's footbal
Butcher predicts a harsh examination in Iceland
ICELAND may not be at the top of anyone's list of the best places to restore mind and body, but it is where Scotland's footballers tonight seek redemption. They will e
Scots seek redemption in Reykjavik
SCOTLAND'S World Cup hopes are on the line in Reykjavik tonight, where a victory would get the campaign back on track – but a defeat would strike a potentially fatal blow
Chiellini aims for Zenit return
Juventus centre-back Giorgio Chiellini has targetted next week´s Champions League clash against UEFA Cup holders Zenit St Petersburg for his injury comeback.
Man City take-over is football´s future, says Hamann
Manchester City midfielder Dietmar Hamann says the partial takeover of the Premier League club by a rich investor is the future of European football.
Fowler eyes Blackburn move
Former England striker Robbie Fowler is close to agreeing a pay-as-you-play deal with Blackburn Rovers and could be in the squad for this weekend´s Premier League match against Arsenal.
Quick Report: Paraguay 2-0 Venezuela
Paraguay solidified their hold on first palce in South American World Cup qualifying on Tuesday night with a 2-0 victory over Venezuela at Estadio Defensores del Chaco.
South Africa fall in friendly
After being eliminated from contention for the Africa Cup of Nations, South Africa's dreadful run of form continued in a 1-0 friendly loss to Guinea on Tuesday.
Croatia equals crunch time for Capello´s England
Fabio Capello owes his position as the world´s best paid coach to Croatia, but England´s Italian manager would be unwise to anticipate any further favours from Slaven Bilic and his squad here on Wednesday.
Burley upbeat despite fresh injury blows
Scotland manager George Burley has yet more injury worries to contend with as his squad prepare to travel to Iceland for their Group 9 World Cup qualifier.
Aussies have orange glow for World Cup qualifiers
Australia kick off their World Cup qualifying campaign on Wednesday looking to build on the historic friendly 2-1 victory over the Netherlands.
Ghosts of past haunt France and England
The ghosts of recent past will haunt France and England as the former world champions embark on crucial midweek 2010 World Cup qualifiers.
Walcott hoping to come of age in Zagreb cauldron
Theo Walcott may forever be remembered as the 17-year-old called up from nowhere to join England´s 2006 World Cup squad.
Quick Report: North Korea 1-1 South Korea
North Korea's strong start to the final round of World Cup qualifying in Asia continued with a 1-1 draw against neighbors South Korea on Wednesday.
