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Teams : England vs United States
Competition : FIFA World Cup 2010
Date : Saturday June 12, 2010
Time ( ) : 2:30pm EDT
Group – C
Venue : Rustenburg
Telecast : CBC,ESPN
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Match Analysis and background
The opening game in Group C brings together two countries, England and USA, with a history of close relations and comradeship off the field but very little in the way of history on it. Except for one startling exception: the 1950 FIFA World Cup clash in Belo Horizonte which the Americans, seen as a 'ragtag' outfit back home, took a battering ram to convention and upset their fancied opponents 1-0. With Slovenia and Algeria also in the group at South Africa 2010, the Rustenburg game could be pivotal in the fight for qualifying places.
The match
England-USA, Group C, Rustenburg (Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace), Saturday 12 June, 20.30 (local time)
Under their new coach Fabio Capello, England put together a near-perfect qualifying campaign, winning nine of their ten games and scoring 34 goals - six more than Spain, the next best - to top Europe's goal chart with Wayne Rooney joint second in the individual scoring roster.
The US were also demonstrating efficiency, losing just twice in the final six-team Hexagonal phase of North, Central America and Caribbean Zone, finishing a point ahead of second-placed Mexico. A year ago their stock, and that of coach Bob Bradley, rose considerably with their performances at FIFA Confederations Cup 2009 where USA ousted favourites Spain in the semi-finals before going down to a narrow 3-2 final defeat to Brazil.
England haven't impressed in the run-up to South Africa, beating Mexico none-too-convincingly and then only overcoming Japan via two own-goals. Capello, who lost skipper Rio Ferdinand for the entire tournament after sustaining a knee injury in their first training session in Rustenburg, was also unhappy with the first-half performance in a practice match against the Platinum Stars. He is likely to install Ledley King, who has his own fitness worries, alongside John Terry in the heart of the defence while Joe Cole and Shaun Wright-Phillips might earn surprise starting roles to augment Wayne Rooney's attacking thrust.
The Americans have scored victories over Australia and Turkey but went down 4-2 to Turkey. They are likely to stick with the tried and trusted formula that saw them reach the final of the FIFA Confederations Cup with midfielder Michael Bradley, son of the coach, warning their opponents to expect a physical approach.
Players to watch
Jozy Altidore vs John Terry
Altidore has made giant strides with the national team, impressing in qualifying and becoming the youngest ever hat-trick hero in US history. He will prove a powerful opponent for Terry, England's former skipper, who's star has fallen during a difficult second half to last season. With his regular England partner, Ferdinand, absent, it will be down to Terry to keep the US heavy-hitters at bay.
The stat
3 - Half of USA's six wins in 25 FIFA World Cup encounters were achieved against European opposition. As well as that famous 1950 victory over England they also beat Belgium 3-0 in 1930 and Portugal 3-2 in 2002.
What they said
"The big difference is that we've got a fit Wayne Rooney in this squad. And the squad is quite experienced. Obviously we're missing Rio but this squad is balanced. I think this is a lot of guys' last chance, considering their age at this World Cup," Joe Cole, England midfielder.
"If we give up too many wide free-kicks and direct free-kicks, we will probably get punished for it. It's important we're solid in defence and not leave guys open one-on-one," Tim Howard, USA goalkeeper.
Voice of the fans
"Let's not forget the underdog in the World Cup 2002: USA 3-2 Portugal. Portugal were the semi-finalists in the Euro 2000. This match against the English squad could be a very good match or a blow out," FIFA.com user dmuma55.
The question
England often carry a 'fancied' tag into a FIFA World Cup only to depart disappointingly on a penalty shoot-out. Will 2010 be the year when they finally make amends?
Match Preview:
When England entered their first World Cup in 1950, they went down to a famous 1-0 defeat at the hands of the amateurs of USA in a match that became known as the 'Miracle on Grass'.
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The game has come a long way in America since that match and, while most firmly expect an England victory in Rustenburg on Saturday, an upset would hardly be viewed as miraculous.
England have mixed feelings going into the 2010 tournament. While Fabio Capello has turned the team around following the failure to qualify for Euro 2008, winning all but one of his competitive matches, the disjointed performances in the warm-up games for South Africa have done little to inspire confidence.
USA, though, have also struggled to convince during their warm-up matches, and it is largely the memories of last year's 2-0 victory over Spain in the Confederations Cup that will provide hope of a win in what represents a huge match for both countries.
"For the last six months, all we've seen is US-England, so if you're a casual sports fan at home you might think this is the World Cup final," USA star Landon Donovan said in his press conference ahead of the game. "We're not like Brazil where if they don't win the World Cup soccer is still the biggest thing in anyone's mind, but this is a great opportunity to grow the sport."
USA could adopt a 4-5-1 formation for the match with Jozy Altidore as a lone striker, with Japan enjoying success against England using the same formation as they dominated the midfield battle. With Donovan and Clint Dempsey out wide, the tactic would not be overly defensive.
England have largely used 4-4-2, and a change seems unlikely at this stage, but it was only when Joe Cole was brought on as a substitute against Japan that England were able to compete in the middle, so Capello's hand may be forced.
USA coach Bob Bradley has said all 23 players in his squad are ready to play the full 90 minutes, although Oguchi Onyewu's lack of match practice in recent months remains a concern. For England, Gareth Barry's absence could prove problematic given the lack of an alternative holding midfielder in the squad.
England player in focus: Aaron Lennon. England's right winger has often been central to hopes of unlocking opposition defences and, while Joe Cole should offer creativity from the left, Lennon could become the focus if his team struggle. He'll come up against an experienced opponent in USA captain Carlos Bocanegra, the former Fulham man who now plays in Ligue 1 with Rennes, so Fabio Capello will hope the Tottenham man can rediscover his pre-injury form on the big stage.
USA player in focus: Landon Donovan. This pacy attacker is very much the star of the USA team and he can provide a real threat out wide, frequently swapping flanks with Fulham's Clint Dempsey. The English defenders will be fully aware of his capabilities following his loan stint with Everton earlier this year, and Ashley Cole may be a little wary of facing the man whose tackle nearly ruled him out of the tournament. If Donovan gets a chance to play on the left flank, Glen Johnson will need to curtail his natural instinct to support the attack.
Key battle: Wayne Rooney v Oguchi Onyewu. Rooney finally ended an international goal drought with his strike in the warm-up match against Platinum Stars, but he may have the chance to really kick-start his England career on Saturday. USA centre back Onyewu, the former Newcastle loanee, joined AC Milan from Standard Liege last summer but made just one appearance in Serie A after suffering a knee injury on international duty. USA coach Bob Bradley believes Onyewu is fit to play the full 90 minutes but, as he has not appeared in any of the warm-up games, it is essential that he gets back up to speed from the off.
Trivia: England boss Fabio Capello gave USA coach Bob Bradley some help and insights into the world of management during his time at AC Milan in the 1990s.
Stats: Wayne Rooney was involved in more goals than any other player in Europe during the qualification campaign, with nine goals and five assists. USA have not kept a clean sheet in a World Cup finals match since beating England 1-0 in 1950.
Odds: England (1.50), the draw (4.20), USA (7.00) with Bet365. USA are 15.00 to win 1-0, which could be worth a flutter.
Prediction: USA showed they are capable of causing shocks in the Confederations Cup last year, and their experience in South Africa may give them an advantage in terms of adapting to the altitude. However, England are firm favourites for the match and should have enough to clinch a victory.
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England
Group C
Manager: Capello
Star Player : Wayne Rooney
LIVE STREAM ENGLAND MATCHES :
June 12, 2010 @ 18:30GMT Group Stage Group C
England vs United States
at Royal Bafokeng Stadium
June 18, 2010 @ 18:30GMT Group Stage Group C
England vs Algeria
at Cape Town Stadium
June 23, 2010 @ 14:00GMT Group Stage Group C
Slovenia vs England
at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
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Number of Previous World Cup Appearances: 12
Best result: Champions (1966)
All-time record: 55 games played, 25 wins, 17 draws, 13 losses
Goals for: 74, Goals against: 47
Biggest victory: 3-0 vs. Poland and Paraguay in 1986 and 3-0 vs. Denmark in 2002
Biggest defeat: 4-2 vs. Uruguay in 1954
Top scorer: Gary Lineker (10 goals)
Most appearances: Peter Shilton (17 matches)
Hosted the World Cup: 1966
Short History:
FIFA member since: 1905
Team nickname: Three Lions
All-time caps leader: Peter Shilton (125)
All-time leading scorer: Bobby Charlton (49 goals)
Notable achievements: Under-21 European Champions (1982, 1984)
Legendary Player: One of the seminal figures in English soccer, Bobby Charlton was a key member of the England squad that won the epic 1966 World Cup in Wembley Stadium. Charlton scored a record 49 goals in 106 appearances for England and was voted European player of the year in 1966.
A 30-man squad was announced on May 12 and the final squad of 23 has to be submitted to FIFA by June 1
- Robert Green Goalkeeper 1.88m 93 kg January 18, 1980
- Joe Hart Goalkeeper 1.90m 80 kg April 19, 1987
- David James Goalkeeper 1.96m 88 kg August 1, 1970
- Leighton Baines Defender 1.70m 74 kg December 11, 1984
- Jamie Carragher Defender 1.86m 76 kg January 28, 1978
- Ashley Cole Defender 1.73m 63 kg December 20, 1980
- Michael Dawson Defender 1.88m 76 kg November 18, 1983
- Rio Ferdinand Defender 1.89m 82 kg November 7, 1978
- Glen Johnson Defender 1.78m 70 kg August 23, 1984
- Ledley King Defender 1.91m 82 kg October 12, 1980
- John Terry Defender 1.88m 76 kg December 7, 1980
- Matthew Upson Defender 1.85m 72 kg April 18, 1979
- Stephen Warnock Defender 1.73m 75 kg December 12, 1981
- Gareth Barry Midfielder 1.84m 78 kg February 23, 1981
- Michael Carrick Midfielder 1.83m 74 kg July 28, 1981
- Joe Cole Midfielder 1.75m 63 kg November 8, 1981
- Steven Gerrard Midfielder 1.85m 83 kg May 30, 1980
- Tom Huddlestone Midfielder 1.80m 80 kg December 28, 1986
- Adam Johnson Midfielder 1.75m 63 kg July 14, 1987
- Frank Lampard Midfielder 1.83m 76 kg June 21, 1978
- Aaron Lennon Midfielder 1.65m 63 kg April 16, 1987
- James Milner Midfielder 1.85m 77 kg January 4, 1986
- Scott Parker Midfielder 1.70m 67 kg October 13, 1980
- Theo Walcott Midfielder 1.76m 68 kg March 16, 1989
- Shaun Wright-Phillips Midfielder 1.68m 64 kg October 25, 1981
- Darren Bent Forward 1.80m 73 kg February 6, 1984
- Peter Crouch Forward 1.98m 75 kg January 30, 1981
- Jermain Defoe Forward 1.70m 65 kg October 7, 1982
- Emile Heskey Forward 1.85m 82 kg January 11, 1978
- Wayne Rooney Forward 1.78m 78 kg October 24, 1985
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Appearances at finals:
1950 - First round
1954 - Quarter-finals
1958 - First round
1962 - Quarter-finals
1966 - Winners
1970 - Quarter-finals
1982 - Second group stage
1986 - Quarter-finals
1990 - Fourth place
1998 - Second round
2002 - Quarter-finals
2006 - Quarter-finals
Overall record at finals: Played 55, Won 25, Drawn 17, Lost 13.
Best performance: Winners in 1966.
Most appearances at finals: Peter Shilton (1982, 1986, 1990) - 17.
Most goals at finals: Gary Lineker (1986, 1990) - 10.
World Cup high: Geoff Hurst completing his hat-trick during England's 4-2 win over West Germany in the July sun at Wembley in 1966.
World Cup low: England's first finals appearance, losing 1-0 to the USA's part-timers in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
World Cup legend: Bobby Moore, captain in 1966, defensive organiser and the provider of two of Geoff Hurst's goals in the final.
The story so far: English fans may not like to hear it, but that win as hosts in 1966 has since taken on the appearance of an aberration. Many - mostly Englishmen - expected them to defend their crown in 1970, but their quarter-final exit there has become their default setting. Having only entered the tournament after 1950, they have since missed out on qualification for three tournaments.
Italia 90, under the guidance of Bobby Robson, saw a tearful penalty exit at the hands of Germany, who have gained revenge for their defeat in the 1966 final a number of times since. That semi-final remains England's best showing on foreign soil.
Qualification: Progress to South Africa could not have been in starker contrast to the Euro 2008 qualification campaign. Under Steve McClaren, Croatia were England's nemesis, with defeats suffered home and away. Fabio Capello's team, largely made up of the same players, destroyed the Croats 4-1 in Zagreb and 5-1 at Wembley. Granting Wayne Rooney the central role and providing a big striker in Emile Heskey to play off paid dividends as England won nine out of ten qualifiers.
Qualifying record: P10, W9, D0, L1, F21, A3, Pts27.
Most appearances: John Terry, Frank Lampard (10).
Top goalscorer: Wayne Rooney (9).
Team Profile England :
Dubbed English football's ‘golden generation', only to fall flat at UEFA EURO 2004 and the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™, South Africa 2010 may well be the last chance of international silverware for some of the most well-known faces in the world game.
However, he appointment of Fabio Capello appears to have brought fresh vigour to the Three Lions' squad, many of whom have a point to prove after lacklustre displays when it mattered most under Sven-Goran Eriksson and Steve McClaren. With the tournament due to take place in the South African winter, conditions which should suit the English players and style, so excuses will be at a premium should Wayne Rooney and Co fall short once more.
The road to South Africa
Following the disappointment of missing out on a place at the UEFA EURO 2008, England bounced back in emphatic fashion in qualifying for South Africa. Indeed, they stormed to no fewer than nine wins from ten Group 6 games, scoring a European Zone high of 34 goals in the process, with their only defeat coming in Ukraine with qualification already secured.
The star players
Leading from the front in terms of both goals and commitment was Manchester United forward Rooney, who responded to shouldering the main responsibility for England's attacking threat by finding the net nine times in as many games. Also chipping in were midfield duo Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard, who hit four and three goals respectively. Rangy front-man Peter Crouch certainly made the most of limited opportunities by grabbing four goals in as many appearances, while Tottenham team-mate Jermain Defoe underlined his finishing prowess with three strikes in just 135 minutes on the field.
The coach
Winner of Serie A with AC Milan, AS Roma and Juventus, as well as a two-time La Liga champion at Real Madrid, Italian disciplinarian Capello wasted little time in instilling a renewed work ethic and squad spirit in an England squad packed with big-name stars and equally large egos. Qualification for South Africa 2010 with two games to spare and a solitary competitive defeat speak volumes for Capello's impact in his relatively short time in charge.
Previous FIFA World Cups
England have appeared at 11 previous editions of the global showpiece, including their debut at Brazil 1950. Victors on home soil in 1966, their best performance outside their own shores came under the late Sir Bobby Robson at Italy 1990, when a side featuring the likes of Gary Lineker, Chris Waddle, Paul Gascoigne and David Platt reached the last four only to lose out on penalties to eventual winners West Germany.
Records
The 1-0 loss in Ukraine on 10 October 2009 ended a run of ten consecutive victories in FIFA World Cup qualification, which England had begun with a 1-0 win over Austria in Manchester on 8 October 2005.
The Three Lions' leading scorer in qualifying, Wayne Rooney, was at his most dangerous between the 72nd and 76th minutes of play, during which period he scored no fewer than four times.
What they said
"I think we've put the record straight, to some extent. Since the manager arrived, there has been nothing but hard work, our confidence has come on a million miles in the way the team is playing. Today typified everything about us in this campaign. It is the first step and we've qualified now but there's still a long way to go." England midfielder Frank Lampard, following the 5-1 home win over Croatia which sealed qualification for South Africa 2010.
Group C
Manager: Capello
Star Player : Wayne Rooney
LIVE STREAM ENGLAND MATCHES :
June 12, 2010 @ 18:30GMT Group Stage Group C
England vs United States
at Royal Bafokeng Stadium
June 18, 2010 @ 18:30GMT Group Stage Group C
England vs Algeria
at Cape Town Stadium
June 23, 2010 @ 14:00GMT Group Stage Group C
Slovenia vs England
at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
CLICK TO WATCH LIVE ENGLAND MATCHES
Number of Previous World Cup Appearances: 12
Best result: Champions (1966)
All-time record: 55 games played, 25 wins, 17 draws, 13 losses
Goals for: 74, Goals against: 47
Biggest victory: 3-0 vs. Poland and Paraguay in 1986 and 3-0 vs. Denmark in 2002
Biggest defeat: 4-2 vs. Uruguay in 1954
Top scorer: Gary Lineker (10 goals)
Most appearances: Peter Shilton (17 matches)
Hosted the World Cup: 1966
Short History:
FIFA member since: 1905
Team nickname: Three Lions
All-time caps leader: Peter Shilton (125)
All-time leading scorer: Bobby Charlton (49 goals)
Notable achievements: Under-21 European Champions (1982, 1984)
Legendary Player: One of the seminal figures in English soccer, Bobby Charlton was a key member of the England squad that won the epic 1966 World Cup in Wembley Stadium. Charlton scored a record 49 goals in 106 appearances for England and was voted European player of the year in 1966.
A 30-man squad was announced on May 12 and the final squad of 23 has to be submitted to FIFA by June 1
- Robert Green Goalkeeper 1.88m 93 kg January 18, 1980
- Joe Hart Goalkeeper 1.90m 80 kg April 19, 1987
- David James Goalkeeper 1.96m 88 kg August 1, 1970
- Leighton Baines Defender 1.70m 74 kg December 11, 1984
- Jamie Carragher Defender 1.86m 76 kg January 28, 1978
- Ashley Cole Defender 1.73m 63 kg December 20, 1980
- Michael Dawson Defender 1.88m 76 kg November 18, 1983
- Rio Ferdinand Defender 1.89m 82 kg November 7, 1978
- Glen Johnson Defender 1.78m 70 kg August 23, 1984
- Ledley King Defender 1.91m 82 kg October 12, 1980
- John Terry Defender 1.88m 76 kg December 7, 1980
- Matthew Upson Defender 1.85m 72 kg April 18, 1979
- Stephen Warnock Defender 1.73m 75 kg December 12, 1981
- Gareth Barry Midfielder 1.84m 78 kg February 23, 1981
- Michael Carrick Midfielder 1.83m 74 kg July 28, 1981
- Joe Cole Midfielder 1.75m 63 kg November 8, 1981
- Steven Gerrard Midfielder 1.85m 83 kg May 30, 1980
- Tom Huddlestone Midfielder 1.80m 80 kg December 28, 1986
- Adam Johnson Midfielder 1.75m 63 kg July 14, 1987
- Frank Lampard Midfielder 1.83m 76 kg June 21, 1978
- Aaron Lennon Midfielder 1.65m 63 kg April 16, 1987
- James Milner Midfielder 1.85m 77 kg January 4, 1986
- Scott Parker Midfielder 1.70m 67 kg October 13, 1980
- Theo Walcott Midfielder 1.76m 68 kg March 16, 1989
- Shaun Wright-Phillips Midfielder 1.68m 64 kg October 25, 1981
- Darren Bent Forward 1.80m 73 kg February 6, 1984
- Peter Crouch Forward 1.98m 75 kg January 30, 1981
- Jermain Defoe Forward 1.70m 65 kg October 7, 1982
- Emile Heskey Forward 1.85m 82 kg January 11, 1978
- Wayne Rooney Forward 1.78m 78 kg October 24, 1985
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Appearances at finals:
1950 - First round
1954 - Quarter-finals
1958 - First round
1962 - Quarter-finals
1966 - Winners
1970 - Quarter-finals
1982 - Second group stage
1986 - Quarter-finals
1990 - Fourth place
1998 - Second round
2002 - Quarter-finals
2006 - Quarter-finals
Overall record at finals: Played 55, Won 25, Drawn 17, Lost 13.
Best performance: Winners in 1966.
Most appearances at finals: Peter Shilton (1982, 1986, 1990) - 17.
Most goals at finals: Gary Lineker (1986, 1990) - 10.
World Cup high: Geoff Hurst completing his hat-trick during England's 4-2 win over West Germany in the July sun at Wembley in 1966.
World Cup low: England's first finals appearance, losing 1-0 to the USA's part-timers in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
World Cup legend: Bobby Moore, captain in 1966, defensive organiser and the provider of two of Geoff Hurst's goals in the final.
The story so far: English fans may not like to hear it, but that win as hosts in 1966 has since taken on the appearance of an aberration. Many - mostly Englishmen - expected them to defend their crown in 1970, but their quarter-final exit there has become their default setting. Having only entered the tournament after 1950, they have since missed out on qualification for three tournaments.
Italia 90, under the guidance of Bobby Robson, saw a tearful penalty exit at the hands of Germany, who have gained revenge for their defeat in the 1966 final a number of times since. That semi-final remains England's best showing on foreign soil.
Qualification: Progress to South Africa could not have been in starker contrast to the Euro 2008 qualification campaign. Under Steve McClaren, Croatia were England's nemesis, with defeats suffered home and away. Fabio Capello's team, largely made up of the same players, destroyed the Croats 4-1 in Zagreb and 5-1 at Wembley. Granting Wayne Rooney the central role and providing a big striker in Emile Heskey to play off paid dividends as England won nine out of ten qualifiers.
Qualifying record: P10, W9, D0, L1, F21, A3, Pts27.
Most appearances: John Terry, Frank Lampard (10).
Top goalscorer: Wayne Rooney (9).
Team Profile England :
Dubbed English football's ‘golden generation', only to fall flat at UEFA EURO 2004 and the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™, South Africa 2010 may well be the last chance of international silverware for some of the most well-known faces in the world game.
However, he appointment of Fabio Capello appears to have brought fresh vigour to the Three Lions' squad, many of whom have a point to prove after lacklustre displays when it mattered most under Sven-Goran Eriksson and Steve McClaren. With the tournament due to take place in the South African winter, conditions which should suit the English players and style, so excuses will be at a premium should Wayne Rooney and Co fall short once more.
The road to South Africa
Following the disappointment of missing out on a place at the UEFA EURO 2008, England bounced back in emphatic fashion in qualifying for South Africa. Indeed, they stormed to no fewer than nine wins from ten Group 6 games, scoring a European Zone high of 34 goals in the process, with their only defeat coming in Ukraine with qualification already secured.
The star players
Leading from the front in terms of both goals and commitment was Manchester United forward Rooney, who responded to shouldering the main responsibility for England's attacking threat by finding the net nine times in as many games. Also chipping in were midfield duo Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard, who hit four and three goals respectively. Rangy front-man Peter Crouch certainly made the most of limited opportunities by grabbing four goals in as many appearances, while Tottenham team-mate Jermain Defoe underlined his finishing prowess with three strikes in just 135 minutes on the field.
The coach
Winner of Serie A with AC Milan, AS Roma and Juventus, as well as a two-time La Liga champion at Real Madrid, Italian disciplinarian Capello wasted little time in instilling a renewed work ethic and squad spirit in an England squad packed with big-name stars and equally large egos. Qualification for South Africa 2010 with two games to spare and a solitary competitive defeat speak volumes for Capello's impact in his relatively short time in charge.
Previous FIFA World Cups
England have appeared at 11 previous editions of the global showpiece, including their debut at Brazil 1950. Victors on home soil in 1966, their best performance outside their own shores came under the late Sir Bobby Robson at Italy 1990, when a side featuring the likes of Gary Lineker, Chris Waddle, Paul Gascoigne and David Platt reached the last four only to lose out on penalties to eventual winners West Germany.
Records
The 1-0 loss in Ukraine on 10 October 2009 ended a run of ten consecutive victories in FIFA World Cup qualification, which England had begun with a 1-0 win over Austria in Manchester on 8 October 2005.
The Three Lions' leading scorer in qualifying, Wayne Rooney, was at his most dangerous between the 72nd and 76th minutes of play, during which period he scored no fewer than four times.
What they said
"I think we've put the record straight, to some extent. Since the manager arrived, there has been nothing but hard work, our confidence has come on a million miles in the way the team is playing. Today typified everything about us in this campaign. It is the first step and we've qualified now but there's still a long way to go." England midfielder Frank Lampard, following the 5-1 home win over Croatia which sealed qualification for South Africa 2010.
England Matches Live Streaming Online Sopcast in Fifa World Cup 2010, HD Quality
England
Group C
Manager: Capello
Star Player : Wayne Rooney
LIVE STREAM ENGLAND MATCHES :
June 12, 2010 @ 18:30GMT Group Stage Group C
England vs United States
at Royal Bafokeng Stadium
June 18, 2010 @ 18:30GMT Group Stage Group C
England vs Algeria
at Cape Town Stadium
June 23, 2010 @ 14:00GMT Group Stage Group C
Slovenia vs England
at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
CLICK TO WATCH LIVE ENGLAND MATCHES
Number of Previous World Cup Appearances: 12
Best result: Champions (1966)
All-time record: 55 games played, 25 wins, 17 draws, 13 losses
Goals for: 74, Goals against: 47
Biggest victory: 3-0 vs. Poland and Paraguay in 1986 and 3-0 vs. Denmark in 2002
Biggest defeat: 4-2 vs. Uruguay in 1954
Top scorer: Gary Lineker (10 goals)
Most appearances: Peter Shilton (17 matches)
Hosted the World Cup: 1966
Short History:
FIFA member since: 1905
Team nickname: Three Lions
All-time caps leader: Peter Shilton (125)
All-time leading scorer: Bobby Charlton (49 goals)
Notable achievements: Under-21 European Champions (1982, 1984)
Legendary Player: One of the seminal figures in English soccer, Bobby Charlton was a key member of the England squad that won the epic 1966 World Cup in Wembley Stadium. Charlton scored a record 49 goals in 106 appearances for England and was voted European player of the year in 1966.
A 30-man squad was announced on May 12 and the final squad of 23 has to be submitted to FIFA by June 1
- Robert Green Goalkeeper 1.88m 93 kg January 18, 1980
- Joe Hart Goalkeeper 1.90m 80 kg April 19, 1987
- David James Goalkeeper 1.96m 88 kg August 1, 1970
- Leighton Baines Defender 1.70m 74 kg December 11, 1984
- Jamie Carragher Defender 1.86m 76 kg January 28, 1978
- Ashley Cole Defender 1.73m 63 kg December 20, 1980
- Michael Dawson Defender 1.88m 76 kg November 18, 1983
- Rio Ferdinand Defender 1.89m 82 kg November 7, 1978
- Glen Johnson Defender 1.78m 70 kg August 23, 1984
- Ledley King Defender 1.91m 82 kg October 12, 1980
- John Terry Defender 1.88m 76 kg December 7, 1980
- Matthew Upson Defender 1.85m 72 kg April 18, 1979
- Stephen Warnock Defender 1.73m 75 kg December 12, 1981
- Gareth Barry Midfielder 1.84m 78 kg February 23, 1981
- Michael Carrick Midfielder 1.83m 74 kg July 28, 1981
- Joe Cole Midfielder 1.75m 63 kg November 8, 1981
- Steven Gerrard Midfielder 1.85m 83 kg May 30, 1980
- Tom Huddlestone Midfielder 1.80m 80 kg December 28, 1986
- Adam Johnson Midfielder 1.75m 63 kg July 14, 1987
- Frank Lampard Midfielder 1.83m 76 kg June 21, 1978
- Aaron Lennon Midfielder 1.65m 63 kg April 16, 1987
- James Milner Midfielder 1.85m 77 kg January 4, 1986
- Scott Parker Midfielder 1.70m 67 kg October 13, 1980
- Theo Walcott Midfielder 1.76m 68 kg March 16, 1989
- Shaun Wright-Phillips Midfielder 1.68m 64 kg October 25, 1981
- Darren Bent Forward 1.80m 73 kg February 6, 1984
- Peter Crouch Forward 1.98m 75 kg January 30, 1981
- Jermain Defoe Forward 1.70m 65 kg October 7, 1982
- Emile Heskey Forward 1.85m 82 kg January 11, 1978
- Wayne Rooney Forward 1.78m 78 kg October 24, 1985
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Appearances at finals:
1950 - First round
1954 - Quarter-finals
1958 - First round
1962 - Quarter-finals
1966 - Winners
1970 - Quarter-finals
1982 - Second group stage
1986 - Quarter-finals
1990 - Fourth place
1998 - Second round
2002 - Quarter-finals
2006 - Quarter-finals
Overall record at finals: Played 55, Won 25, Drawn 17, Lost 13.
Best performance: Winners in 1966.
Most appearances at finals: Peter Shilton (1982, 1986, 1990) - 17.
Most goals at finals: Gary Lineker (1986, 1990) - 10.
World Cup high: Geoff Hurst completing his hat-trick during England's 4-2 win over West Germany in the July sun at Wembley in 1966.
World Cup low: England's first finals appearance, losing 1-0 to the USA's part-timers in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
World Cup legend: Bobby Moore, captain in 1966, defensive organiser and the provider of two of Geoff Hurst's goals in the final.
The story so far: English fans may not like to hear it, but that win as hosts in 1966 has since taken on the appearance of an aberration. Many - mostly Englishmen - expected them to defend their crown in 1970, but their quarter-final exit there has become their default setting. Having only entered the tournament after 1950, they have since missed out on qualification for three tournaments.
Italia 90, under the guidance of Bobby Robson, saw a tearful penalty exit at the hands of Germany, who have gained revenge for their defeat in the 1966 final a number of times since. That semi-final remains England's best showing on foreign soil.
Qualification: Progress to South Africa could not have been in starker contrast to the Euro 2008 qualification campaign. Under Steve McClaren, Croatia were England's nemesis, with defeats suffered home and away. Fabio Capello's team, largely made up of the same players, destroyed the Croats 4-1 in Zagreb and 5-1 at Wembley. Granting Wayne Rooney the central role and providing a big striker in Emile Heskey to play off paid dividends as England won nine out of ten qualifiers.
Qualifying record: P10, W9, D0, L1, F21, A3, Pts27.
Most appearances: John Terry, Frank Lampard (10).
Top goalscorer: Wayne Rooney (9).
Team Profile England :
Dubbed English football's ‘golden generation', only to fall flat at UEFA EURO 2004 and the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™, South Africa 2010 may well be the last chance of international silverware for some of the most well-known faces in the world game.
However, he appointment of Fabio Capello appears to have brought fresh vigour to the Three Lions' squad, many of whom have a point to prove after lacklustre displays when it mattered most under Sven-Goran Eriksson and Steve McClaren. With the tournament due to take place in the South African winter, conditions which should suit the English players and style, so excuses will be at a premium should Wayne Rooney and Co fall short once more.
The road to South Africa
Following the disappointment of missing out on a place at the UEFA EURO 2008, England bounced back in emphatic fashion in qualifying for South Africa. Indeed, they stormed to no fewer than nine wins from ten Group 6 games, scoring a European Zone high of 34 goals in the process, with their only defeat coming in Ukraine with qualification already secured.
The star players
Leading from the front in terms of both goals and commitment was Manchester United forward Rooney, who responded to shouldering the main responsibility for England's attacking threat by finding the net nine times in as many games. Also chipping in were midfield duo Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard, who hit four and three goals respectively. Rangy front-man Peter Crouch certainly made the most of limited opportunities by grabbing four goals in as many appearances, while Tottenham team-mate Jermain Defoe underlined his finishing prowess with three strikes in just 135 minutes on the field.
The coach
Winner of Serie A with AC Milan, AS Roma and Juventus, as well as a two-time La Liga champion at Real Madrid, Italian disciplinarian Capello wasted little time in instilling a renewed work ethic and squad spirit in an England squad packed with big-name stars and equally large egos. Qualification for South Africa 2010 with two games to spare and a solitary competitive defeat speak volumes for Capello's impact in his relatively short time in charge.
Previous FIFA World Cups
England have appeared at 11 previous editions of the global showpiece, including their debut at Brazil 1950. Victors on home soil in 1966, their best performance outside their own shores came under the late Sir Bobby Robson at Italy 1990, when a side featuring the likes of Gary Lineker, Chris Waddle, Paul Gascoigne and David Platt reached the last four only to lose out on penalties to eventual winners West Germany.
Records
The 1-0 loss in Ukraine on 10 October 2009 ended a run of ten consecutive victories in FIFA World Cup qualification, which England had begun with a 1-0 win over Austria in Manchester on 8 October 2005.
The Three Lions' leading scorer in qualifying, Wayne Rooney, was at his most dangerous between the 72nd and 76th minutes of play, during which period he scored no fewer than four times.
What they said
"I think we've put the record straight, to some extent. Since the manager arrived, there has been nothing but hard work, our confidence has come on a million miles in the way the team is playing. Today typified everything about us in this campaign. It is the first step and we've qualified now but there's still a long way to go." England midfielder Frank Lampard, following the 5-1 home win over Croatia which sealed qualification for South Africa 2010.
Group C
Manager: Capello
Star Player : Wayne Rooney
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Number of Previous World Cup Appearances: 12
Best result: Champions (1966)
All-time record: 55 games played, 25 wins, 17 draws, 13 losses
Goals for: 74, Goals against: 47
Biggest victory: 3-0 vs. Poland and Paraguay in 1986 and 3-0 vs. Denmark in 2002
Biggest defeat: 4-2 vs. Uruguay in 1954
Top scorer: Gary Lineker (10 goals)
Most appearances: Peter Shilton (17 matches)
Hosted the World Cup: 1966
Short History:
FIFA member since: 1905
Team nickname: Three Lions
All-time caps leader: Peter Shilton (125)
All-time leading scorer: Bobby Charlton (49 goals)
Notable achievements: Under-21 European Champions (1982, 1984)
Legendary Player: One of the seminal figures in English soccer, Bobby Charlton was a key member of the England squad that won the epic 1966 World Cup in Wembley Stadium. Charlton scored a record 49 goals in 106 appearances for England and was voted European player of the year in 1966.
A 30-man squad was announced on May 12 and the final squad of 23 has to be submitted to FIFA by June 1
- Robert Green Goalkeeper 1.88m 93 kg January 18, 1980
- Joe Hart Goalkeeper 1.90m 80 kg April 19, 1987
- David James Goalkeeper 1.96m 88 kg August 1, 1970
- Leighton Baines Defender 1.70m 74 kg December 11, 1984
- Jamie Carragher Defender 1.86m 76 kg January 28, 1978
- Ashley Cole Defender 1.73m 63 kg December 20, 1980
- Michael Dawson Defender 1.88m 76 kg November 18, 1983
- Rio Ferdinand Defender 1.89m 82 kg November 7, 1978
- Glen Johnson Defender 1.78m 70 kg August 23, 1984
- Ledley King Defender 1.91m 82 kg October 12, 1980
- John Terry Defender 1.88m 76 kg December 7, 1980
- Matthew Upson Defender 1.85m 72 kg April 18, 1979
- Stephen Warnock Defender 1.73m 75 kg December 12, 1981
- Gareth Barry Midfielder 1.84m 78 kg February 23, 1981
- Michael Carrick Midfielder 1.83m 74 kg July 28, 1981
- Joe Cole Midfielder 1.75m 63 kg November 8, 1981
- Steven Gerrard Midfielder 1.85m 83 kg May 30, 1980
- Tom Huddlestone Midfielder 1.80m 80 kg December 28, 1986
- Adam Johnson Midfielder 1.75m 63 kg July 14, 1987
- Frank Lampard Midfielder 1.83m 76 kg June 21, 1978
- Aaron Lennon Midfielder 1.65m 63 kg April 16, 1987
- James Milner Midfielder 1.85m 77 kg January 4, 1986
- Scott Parker Midfielder 1.70m 67 kg October 13, 1980
- Theo Walcott Midfielder 1.76m 68 kg March 16, 1989
- Shaun Wright-Phillips Midfielder 1.68m 64 kg October 25, 1981
- Darren Bent Forward 1.80m 73 kg February 6, 1984
- Peter Crouch Forward 1.98m 75 kg January 30, 1981
- Jermain Defoe Forward 1.70m 65 kg October 7, 1982
- Emile Heskey Forward 1.85m 82 kg January 11, 1978
- Wayne Rooney Forward 1.78m 78 kg October 24, 1985
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Appearances at finals:
1950 - First round
1954 - Quarter-finals
1958 - First round
1962 - Quarter-finals
1966 - Winners
1970 - Quarter-finals
1982 - Second group stage
1986 - Quarter-finals
1990 - Fourth place
1998 - Second round
2002 - Quarter-finals
2006 - Quarter-finals
Overall record at finals: Played 55, Won 25, Drawn 17, Lost 13.
Best performance: Winners in 1966.
Most appearances at finals: Peter Shilton (1982, 1986, 1990) - 17.
Most goals at finals: Gary Lineker (1986, 1990) - 10.
World Cup high: Geoff Hurst completing his hat-trick during England's 4-2 win over West Germany in the July sun at Wembley in 1966.
World Cup low: England's first finals appearance, losing 1-0 to the USA's part-timers in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
World Cup legend: Bobby Moore, captain in 1966, defensive organiser and the provider of two of Geoff Hurst's goals in the final.
The story so far: English fans may not like to hear it, but that win as hosts in 1966 has since taken on the appearance of an aberration. Many - mostly Englishmen - expected them to defend their crown in 1970, but their quarter-final exit there has become their default setting. Having only entered the tournament after 1950, they have since missed out on qualification for three tournaments.
Italia 90, under the guidance of Bobby Robson, saw a tearful penalty exit at the hands of Germany, who have gained revenge for their defeat in the 1966 final a number of times since. That semi-final remains England's best showing on foreign soil.
Qualification: Progress to South Africa could not have been in starker contrast to the Euro 2008 qualification campaign. Under Steve McClaren, Croatia were England's nemesis, with defeats suffered home and away. Fabio Capello's team, largely made up of the same players, destroyed the Croats 4-1 in Zagreb and 5-1 at Wembley. Granting Wayne Rooney the central role and providing a big striker in Emile Heskey to play off paid dividends as England won nine out of ten qualifiers.
Qualifying record: P10, W9, D0, L1, F21, A3, Pts27.
Most appearances: John Terry, Frank Lampard (10).
Top goalscorer: Wayne Rooney (9).
Team Profile England :
Dubbed English football's ‘golden generation', only to fall flat at UEFA EURO 2004 and the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™, South Africa 2010 may well be the last chance of international silverware for some of the most well-known faces in the world game.
However, he appointment of Fabio Capello appears to have brought fresh vigour to the Three Lions' squad, many of whom have a point to prove after lacklustre displays when it mattered most under Sven-Goran Eriksson and Steve McClaren. With the tournament due to take place in the South African winter, conditions which should suit the English players and style, so excuses will be at a premium should Wayne Rooney and Co fall short once more.
The road to South Africa
Following the disappointment of missing out on a place at the UEFA EURO 2008, England bounced back in emphatic fashion in qualifying for South Africa. Indeed, they stormed to no fewer than nine wins from ten Group 6 games, scoring a European Zone high of 34 goals in the process, with their only defeat coming in Ukraine with qualification already secured.
The star players
Leading from the front in terms of both goals and commitment was Manchester United forward Rooney, who responded to shouldering the main responsibility for England's attacking threat by finding the net nine times in as many games. Also chipping in were midfield duo Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard, who hit four and three goals respectively. Rangy front-man Peter Crouch certainly made the most of limited opportunities by grabbing four goals in as many appearances, while Tottenham team-mate Jermain Defoe underlined his finishing prowess with three strikes in just 135 minutes on the field.
The coach
Winner of Serie A with AC Milan, AS Roma and Juventus, as well as a two-time La Liga champion at Real Madrid, Italian disciplinarian Capello wasted little time in instilling a renewed work ethic and squad spirit in an England squad packed with big-name stars and equally large egos. Qualification for South Africa 2010 with two games to spare and a solitary competitive defeat speak volumes for Capello's impact in his relatively short time in charge.
Previous FIFA World Cups
England have appeared at 11 previous editions of the global showpiece, including their debut at Brazil 1950. Victors on home soil in 1966, their best performance outside their own shores came under the late Sir Bobby Robson at Italy 1990, when a side featuring the likes of Gary Lineker, Chris Waddle, Paul Gascoigne and David Platt reached the last four only to lose out on penalties to eventual winners West Germany.
Records
The 1-0 loss in Ukraine on 10 October 2009 ended a run of ten consecutive victories in FIFA World Cup qualification, which England had begun with a 1-0 win over Austria in Manchester on 8 October 2005.
The Three Lions' leading scorer in qualifying, Wayne Rooney, was at his most dangerous between the 72nd and 76th minutes of play, during which period he scored no fewer than four times.
What they said
"I think we've put the record straight, to some extent. Since the manager arrived, there has been nothing but hard work, our confidence has come on a million miles in the way the team is playing. Today typified everything about us in this campaign. It is the first step and we've qualified now but there's still a long way to go." England midfielder Frank Lampard, following the 5-1 home win over Croatia which sealed qualification for South Africa 2010.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
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