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Rampant Portugal Still Need To Improve
It’s easy to get carried away with seven-goal thrashings. Although Portugal were undeniably impressive in the way they dispatched North Korea, it must... 		23rd June 2010
Villa Could Face FIFA Action
Spain striker David Villa could face retrospective punishment for an off-the-ball incident during their World Cup clash with Honduras. Villa, who ... 		23rd June 2010
Gilardinho In Azzurri Rallying Cry
Italian forward Alberto Gilardinho has urged his teammates to forget about their dismal World Cup campaign so far – and book their place in the ... 		23rd June 2010
Muntari In Trouble
The Ghana FA has reprimanded midfielder Sulley Muntari after his angry reaction following their 1-1 draw with Australia. He argued with coach Milo... 		23rd June 2010
England Stay Positive
England midfielder Frank Lampard has reflected on his team’s poor start to South Africa 2010 saying that not a single England player has shown their t... 		23rd June 2010
“We’re Not Whinging Aussies”
Australia captain Lucas Neill has defended the squad against accusations that they have turned into a team of whingers. Following two games in South A... 		23rd June 2010
Bougherra Optimistic Ahead Of USA Clash
Despite being bottom of Group C, Algeria can still make the knock-out stages of World Cup 2010, or so believes defender Madjid Bougherra. The hard-fou... 		23rd June 2010
Elano Calls For More Protection
Brazil star Elano believes referees are too lenient when it comes to punishing dangerous tackles in the World Cup. The former Manchester City midf... 		22nd June 2010
Prime Minister Joins The Greek Celebrations
Greece’s prime minister George Papandreou has hitched onto the national team’s bandwagon after their inaugural World Cup finals success, and first-eve... 		22nd June 2010
Keita Death Threats Disrupt Super Eagles Preparation
Nigeria’s team spokesman Peterside Idah dramatically claimed that Super Eagles midfielder Sani Keita has received “more than a thousand” d... 		22nd June 2010
South Koreans Put The Pressure On
South Korea coach Huh Jung-Moo is set to test what he sees as Nigeria’s fragile temperament in their pivotal World Cup Group B encounter. He said:... 		22nd June 2010
Maradona’s Men To Prove A Point
Argentina’s Walter Samuel and Juan-Sebastian Veron have recovered from their respective injuries to be available for selection in the Albiceleste defe... 		22nd June 2010
Talismen Look To Mexico’s Tournament Future
Mexico captain Rafael Marquez warned his team to keep their feet on the ground after their 2-0 victory over France last Thursday. He told Goal.com... 		22nd June 2010
Tabarez Hails “Historic” Celeste
Uruguay coach Oscar Washington Tabarez hailed his side’s convincing 3-0 win over tournament hosts South Africa “historic” and called on hi... 		22nd June 2010
Mon Dieu! France In Complete Disarray
Internal conflict within the French camp abounded this weekend after striker Nicolas Anelka was sent home for abusing under-fire coach Raymond Domenec... 		22nd June 2010
Bafana Bafana To Exit With “Honour”
Bafana Bafana midfielder Teko Modise says the team’s priority for their final group fixture against France on Tuesday is honour rather than the unlike... 		22nd June 2010
Dempsey Fumes At Decisions
USA striker Clint Dempsey is at a loss as to how to explain some of the decision being made by referees during the South African World Cup. He remains... 		22nd June 2010
Antic Aware Of Aussie Threat
The final Group D game against Australia will provide as equally stiff a test as the previous two warned Serbians coach Radomir Antic. All four te... 		22nd June 2010
FIFA Must Act On Keita Farce
The behaviour of Ivorian Kader Keita to go down clutching his face in a sickening but successful attempt to get Kaka sent off was disgraceful and FIFA... 		22nd June 2010
Lippi’s Reality Check
Marcello Lippi expected his Italy side to qualify without too much trouble from a modest group. And while they should still make it to the last 16 of ... 		22nd June 2010
Robben Looking To Return
Netherlands star Arjen Robben could make a dramatic return to action, his first of the tournament, as his side face Cameroon in their last Group E gam... 		22nd June 2010
Boateng Not A Target
Ghana’s midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng will not be the target of revenge for Michael Ballack’s injury insisted Oliver Bierhoff. It was Boateng’s tack... 		22nd June 2010
Le Guen Regret For Cameroon
Cameroon became the first nation to be knocked out of South Africa 2010 after the second defeat of their campaign. Coach Paul Le Guen remained convinc... 		22nd June 2010
Socceroos Retain Hope
Despite only a single point from their opening two games and two red cards, the Australian squad still believe that they can reach the latter stages o... 		22nd June 2010
Honduras Clings To Faint Hope
Honduras assistant coach Alexis Mendoza believes his side still have a chance of reaching the knockout stages of the World Cup despite being pointless... 		21st June 2010
England Look To Settle Squad
Former England captain John Terry has spoken out to deny that any rift exists between the players and head coach Fabio Capello. A day after Wayne ... 		21st June 2010
Agger Angst At Dour Danes
“One of the worst performances we’ve given in a long time.” That was how defender Daniel Agger described his side’s 2-1 win over Camer... 		21st June 2010
Slick Chile Catch The Eye
Chile played some decent football in their opening game against Honduras and there’s no indication they’ll change their style – even against the... 		21st June 2010
Swiss Face Different Ball Game
Ottmar Hitzfeld deserves a lot of credit for masterminding Switzerland’s magnificent victory over Spain. On a technical level the European champions w... 		21st June 2010
Portugal Make Ronaldo Plea
Portugal have sent an appeal to FIFA to rescind the yellow card picked up by Crisitano Ronaldo during their goalless draw with Ivory Coast. The Re... 		21st June 2010
Lippi Unconcerned By Slow Start
Italy boss Marcelo Lippi remains confident his side will gradually improve as the tournament progresses and fully expects them to qualify for the last... 		21st June 2010
Del Bosque Backed By Spanish
The Spanish football federation insisted manager Vicente del Bosque will remain in his post – even if Spain suffer an early exit from the World ... 		21st June 2010
Shaky Spain Have Defensive Concerns
So much for Spain setting the tournament alight. Although they bossed possession for most of the game against Switzerland, the much fancied Spaniards ... 		20th June 2010
Socrates Questions Dunga Decisions
Brazil legend Socrates has piled the pressure on his country by claiming they could struggle to qualify for the last 16 in the 2010 World Cup. Dun... 		20th June 2010
Schweinsteiger Seeing Too Much Red
Fresh from seeing team-mate Miroslav Klose receive the seventh red card of South Africa 2010 so far, Germany’s Bastian Schweinsteiger vented his frust... 		20th June 2010
Family Affair For States
Michael and Bob Bradley could reflect on the USA’s comeback against Slovenia with pride after son Michael brought dad Bob’s side level after coming ba... 		20th June 2010
Slovenia Ready For England
After letting the win that would have guaranteed progression from Group C slip through their fingers, Slovenia have turned their thoughts towards thei... 		20th June 2010
Drogba Set For Brazil Clash
Ivory Coast manager Sven Goran Eriksson has indicated that star striker Didier Drogba could start their World Cup showdown with Brazil. Drogba cam... 		19th June 2010
Dunga Will Be Irked By Defensive Blip
On paper a 2-1 win over North Korea doesn’t look to impressive but Brazil’s opener was a much tougher assignment than many had predicted - and they st... 		19th June 2010
Boiling Point For England
FIFA have launched an investigation after an irate England fan managed to breach stadium security in Cape Town and forced his way into the dressing ro... 		19th June 2010
Fabio - Capable Or Culpable?
So England strolled through qualification for World Cup 2010. It means nothing now they are there. So Fabio Capello has a great record in domesti... 		19th June 2010
Roo Do You Think You Are, Wayne?
Dire. Shocking. Awful. Disgrace. Just four of the words that have been used to try and get somewhere near describing England’s performance against Alg... 		19th June 2010
Donovan Wary Of Slovenia
With the hard-fought draw again England still fresh in the memory, the USA could be forgiven for believing that their next match against Slovenia woul... 		18th June 2010
North Korea Win A Few Hearts
There was a lot of patronising about North Korea prior to their opening World Cup clash with the might of Brazil, and while the outsiders ended up los... 		18th June 2010
Sulking Ronaldo Needs To Get A Grip
It’s not doing the World Cup a disservice to say it got off to a mundane start – but we were hoping the first fixture in the group of death woul... 		18th June 2010
Slovaks On The Brink
The sight of Slovakia coach Vladimer Weiss slumped on the bench after New Zealand denied them their first ever World Cup finals win was one of despair... 		18th June 2010
Denmark Will Be The Test For Japan
Despite their second Group E match being against the Netherlands, Japan’s most difficult game will be against Denmark according to Junichi Inamoto. ... 		18th June 2010
Khedira Echoes Low
Sami Khedira echoed coach Joachim Loew’s comments when he said that the Germany side has much more to come, even after their 4-0 demolition of Austral... 		18th June 2010
Barry Returns To Boost England
Gareth Barry will return to the England starting line-up for the crunch Group C match against Algeria on Friday. The Manchester City midfielder has no... 		18th June 2010
Danes Rue Luck
An own goal and an enforced appearance by a half-fit player both did nothing to aid Denmark during their opening match defeat by the Netherlands. ... 		18th June 2010

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