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92 days to go
Brazil and Germany have both played 92 matches, the most by any nation, but have played each other only once in the FIFA World Cup: the 2002 Final.
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Cape Flats ready for its close-up
Famous for producing footballers, the Cape Flats outside of Cape Town is ready to show the visiting world how the real Capetonians live.
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Pohang revive, Gamba struggle
Pohang Steelers put their AFC Champions League challenge back on track with a narrow win, while Japan's Gamba Osaka were held 1-1 at home.
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Campbell clings to England dream
Arsenal's veteran centre-half Sol Campbell, 35, has said that he refusing to give up hope on a England recall for the FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
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Macheda a fortnight from fitness
Sir Alex Ferguson has said that he expects Federico Macheda to be back in action in two weeks to help ease Manchester United's current striker crisis.
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Prandelli devastated by exit
Fiorentina coach Cesare Prandelli has spoken of his bitterness at La Viola's dramatic Champions League exit against Bayern Munich.
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Table Mountain’s World Cup plans
As one of South Africa’s top tourist attractions, Cape Town’s Table Mountain, and the cable car which ferries visitors to the top, has been preparing for the influx of World Cup visitors this year.
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Ribery hails Bayern's solidarity
Franck Ribery has said that Bayern Munich's dramatic Champions League triumph against Fiorentina proves that the German giants are unified.
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Austria's Green-Violet battle
Sunday will witness the 292nd meeting between Vienna's two great rivals: Rapid and Austria. FIFA.com looks at this fixture's origins and history.
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Major milestones, striking success
The scoring feats of Messrs Bendtner, Crouch and Villa feature in FIFA.com's latest statistical review, along with landmarks for England and River Plate.
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Tabarez getting the message across
Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez was in forthright mood as he outlined his side’s South Africa 2010 objectives in an exclusive interview with FIFA.com.
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Chollima unearth new talent
Korea DPR’s recent win in the AFC Challenge Cup is not only a timely boost ahead of South Africa 2010 but has seemingly unearthed raw new talent.
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Football for Hope earns recognition
The Football for Hope movement has received the award for Philanthropy and Cooperation through Sports at the Global Sports Forum Barcelona 2010.
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Spoils shared in Chile, holders draw
Estudiantes were held away to Bolivar as a lively Chilean derby ended all square, while Racing and Deportivo Cuenca beat Cerro Porteno and Morelia.
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Liverpool, Juve seek Europa salvation
Juventus and Liverpool will both seek to pick up the pieces of their respective disappointing campaigns in Thursday's UEFA Europa League action.
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