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2010 FIFA World Cup News

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Japanese "coach" Okada sticks to his guns updated

Back in 1998, Takeshi "Okada": provoked one of the most talked about moments in the history of Japanese football.

Carragher back in the fold for England update

England coach Fabio Capello has persuaded defender Jamie Carragher to come out of international retirement for the World Cup

Ronaldinho not a lock for World Cup

AC Milan's Ronaldinho didn't wrap himself in glory at Old Trafford last week, which could mean the Brazilian won't be on the plane to South Africa in June.

Pim Verbeek's status still up in the air

The speculation's been mounting for months but still no one knows for certain what Australia coach Pim Verbeek plans to do after the World Cup.

FIFA to investigate attack on Algerian team

FIFA will hold a hearing next month into alleged attacks by Egyptian fans on the visiting Algeria team before a World Cup qualifier in Cairo.

Beckham can still inspire England at the World Cup

David Beckham still has a part to play at the World Cup and England manager Fabio Capello was right to ask him to become the world's most famous cheerleader.

World Cup spam has Canadian link

A World Cup-related email scam is making the rounds with claims of $940,000 US being up for grabs through a Canadian government-sponsored lottery.

World Cup preparations not in doubt: Gauteng Premier

The premier of South Africa's most populous province has launched a defence of World Cup preparations, saying the country has "gone an extra mile" compared to other hosts.

South Africa emergency service prepares for World Cup

The South African emergency response team for Johannesburg says it will provide a "developed service" at the World Cup.