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England Latest News
Southgate backs McClaren
Former England defender Gareth Southgate is confident new national boss Steve McClaren will learn from his predecessor's World Cup mistakes.
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Sven 'rejected Champions League club'
Outgoing England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson has turned down the chance to manage a Champions League club.
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England lacked hunger - Sir Bobby
Sir Bobby Robson has claimed England lacked the hunger to win the World Cup.
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Neville still has international hunger
Former England defender Gareth Southgate is confident new national boss Steve McClaren will learn from his predecessor's World Cup mistakes.
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Rooney handed two-match ban
Wayne Rooney will miss the start of England's Euro 2008 qualifying campaign after being banned for two matches by FIFA for stamping on Ricardo Carvalho.
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Rooney will learn - Hurst
Sir Geoff Hurst insists Wayne Rooney will learn a valuable lesson from his World Cup red card and two-match ban.
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Campbell quits Gunners
Sol Campbell has left Arsenal in search of a "fresh challenge".
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Owen slams Sven's lone striker tactic
Michael Owen believes Sven-Goran Eriksson's decision to play Wayne Rooney as a lone striker during last Saturday's World Cup clash with Portugal contributed to England's downfall.
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England failure due to foreigners
The head of European football has blamed too many foreigners in the Premier League for England's failure to progress in the World Cup.
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Terry makes World Cup all-star squad
Chelsea defender John Terry is the only England player to make it into the World Cup squad of the tournament.
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World News
Zidane wins Golden Ball award
Zinedine Zidane has been awarded the Golden Ball as the best player at the World Cup despite his sending-off in the final on Sunday night.
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Zidane was "provoked" - agent
Zinedine Zidane's headbutt on Marco Materazzi was "provoked" by a comment from the Italy defender, according to the player's agent.
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More honours for Italy team
Italy's World Cup winning side are to be bestowed with the order of merit of the Italian Republic.
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Lippi likely to remain in charge
Zinedine Zidane has been awarded the Golden Ball as the best player at the World Cup despite his sending-off in the final on Sunday night.
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Makelele quits Les Bleus
France midfielder Claude Makelele has retired from international football in the wake of the World Cup final defeat to Italy.
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Extension to be offered to Domenech
Raymond Domenech is set to be rewarded for leading France to the World Cup final by being offered a new contract to continue as coach.
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Totti may stay with Azzurri
Francesco Totti is having second thoughts over his decision to retire from international football following Italy's World Cup final victory over France.
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Father stands by Materazzi
The father of Italy hero Marco Materazzi has defended his son amidst claims the defender provoked French midfielder Zinedine Zidane into head-butting him.
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Chirac salutes Zidane, France
France president Jacques Chirac was quick to offer his support to embattled Les Bleus midfielder Zinedine Zidane following his dismissal in the World Cup final on Sunday night.
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Trezeguet upbeat after penalty defeat
France forward David Trezeguet remained philosophical despite missing the penalty which saw his team lose in the World Cup final against Italy.
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Player Diaries
Michael Owen
Michael Owen - July 7 2006
England
Football has given me so much, which is why I am so happy to be supporting the Nine Million Campaign to use football to help refugee children throughout the world.
Ronaldinho
Ronaldinho - July 4 2006
Brazil
I just finished watching the match between Germany and Argentina. A hard game. I was sad to see my friend Messi get eliminated, but that’s the type of game where either side has a good chance of winning.
Claude Makelele
Claude Makelele - July 11 2006
France
My first feeling at the end of the World Cup final was one of guilt. Now that might seem a strange emotion but I genuinely thought I could have done more to influence the result of the game.
Xabi Alonso
Xabi Alonso - July 7 2006
Spain
I would like to take this opportunity through MSN to ask everyone to support the Nine Million Campaign. The campaign is designed to help refugee children from all over the world and is closely linked to football.
Gianluigi Buffon
Gianluigi Buffon - July 10 2006
Italy
How often since I was a child I have dreamed of winning and touching that Cup! Now that we've done it I'm feeling an incredible, almost indescribable, joy. Before the World Cup, things were written about me which, quite frankly, I didn't think I deserved.
Kevin Kuranyi
Kevin Kuranyi - July 11 2006
Germany
An amazing World Cup has come to an end. Italy took the title in a dramatic final after a thrilling penalty shoot-out. In 1990, we won the World Cup in Italy. In 2006, the Italians have done the same to us.
Edgar Davids
Edgar Davids - July 13 2006
Netherlands
In the past 6 months I tried to give you an insight on how I look at The Game. For one, there are many ways to look at it. Skills, competition, style, transfers, gusto and last but definitely not least, the media, are all part of The Game.
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