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England manager Fabio Capello has announced a "minimum" target of reaching the World Cup semi-finals in South Africa, while admitting he would ideally like to win the final against his native Italy.
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Pim Verbeek insists he is yet to make a decision on whether he will stay with Australia beyond the 2010 FIFA World Cup™, saying negotiations with Football Federation Australia (FFA) are continuing.
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With local interviews out the way, and training already starting for South African volunteers this weekend, it is the international volunteer applicants that are now being interviewed for the 3000 spaces up for grabs for those outside South Africa’s border.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese company ordered to stop making soccer World Cup mascots because of poor working conditions in their factory hit back at the accusations on Wednesday, saying they were victims of South African politicking.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - England manager Fabio Capello has set his team a minimum target of reaching the World Cup semi-finals in South Africa this year.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Ivory Coast have asked Frenchman Philippe Troussier to take charge of the team at this year's World Cup, his Japanese club told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Korea DPR stunned onlookers by claiming one of four Asian qualifying berths to the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™. But the enigmatic side, who qualified largely thanks to their imperious defensive performances, are aware that they have to improve their potency in the attacking third if they are to achieve positive results in front of a curious worldwide audience.
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South Africa is a country spoiled with natural beauty and amazing landmarks. But none is more famous than the iconic Table Mountain in Cape Town. This popular tourist attraction offers visitors a variety of activities and it has a stunning view of the new Green Point stadium and the surrounding city.
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Well-travelled Dutch stars Wesley Sneijder and Arjen Robben were busy packing their suitcases once again last summer after Real Madrid called an end to their inconsistent two-year stints. Inter Milan and Bayern Munich were more than happy to open their respective doors, however, and both clubs have reaped the rewards thereafter. Unsurprisingly, Netherlands fans are also excited by the prospect of the in-form duo showing what they can do at the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™.
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“As our failures at the African Cup of Nations in Ghana and now Angola show, there’s no way anyone can say Côte d’Ivoire are stronger than they were in 2006. We fought much more as a unit before, and we need to get that feeling of solidarity and that fighting spirit back. They’re essential at the highest level.”
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