FIFA World Cup News

Started by MyInfoStride, Jun 19, 2010, 02:06 AM

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A penalty shoot-out between Miss World contestants? FIFA.com went along to the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg to find out more.

Models enjoying the beautiful game



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Germany coach Joachim Low insists veteran striker Miroslav Klose is hungry for more FIFA World Cup success as he prepares to win his 100th cap against Argentina.

100-cap Klose eager for goals



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Paraguay coach Gerardo Martino believes his team can follow in the footsteps of the Netherlands, who stunned mighty Brazil, by shocking Spain on Saturday.

Paraguay look to emulate Dutch



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Cesc Fabregas believes his Spain team-mate Fernando Torres will soon  be over his goal drought and is expecting the striker to play a key  role in the quarter-final against Paraguay.

Fabregas: Torres will play key role



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Argentina will aim to avenge their 2006 defeat by Germany when the teams meet again in the quarter-finals, while Paraguay's defence faces a daunting test against Spain.

Cape Town hosts clash of titans



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One hour's drive from the cry of the vuvuzelas in Nelson Mandela Bay stadium, artists are showing that there is more than enough room for football in the arts.

Football takes on a different centre stage



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Ghana's painful penalty shoot-out quarter final defeat against Uruguay was plastered across the country's media on Saturday which described it as heart-breaking.

Ghana media mourns heartbreak



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Watching the unfolding drama of Uruguay's quarter-final with Ghana was "almost too much" for Diego Lugano who tells FIFA.com he hopes to be back fit for the semi-final.

Reluctant spectator Lugano eyes return



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Thomas Muller produced another superb display to help Germany thrash Argentina, for whom substitute Javier Pastore failed to make an impact.

Muller makes emphatic introduction



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From match highlights to a Mick Jagger interview via a visit to Robben Island, get the best of South Africa 2010 with FIFA.com's exclusive video coverage.

 

Video bringing the action closer