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Five-time World champions Brazil are so confident of reaching the last sixteen of the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™, that they have already booked a base near Dortmund for the knockout phase…
After a decade and a half in European football, USA goalkeeper Kasey Keller has a first-hand feel for how much more respect American ’soccer’ players get around the world these days…
(Sunday, January 18, 2005) — Teams competing in next summer’s World Cup will go home with the biggest paychecks ever. World governing body FIFA announced that the winning team at Germany 2006 will receive $19.1 million.
A rising star at Hyundai A-League side Perth Glory, teenage attacking midfielder Nick Ward is looking to break through from the Australian youth ranks and into Guus Hiddink’s senior squad in time for next summer’s FIFA World Cup™ finals…
Next year’s World Golf Championships – World Cup will be played at the Sandy Lane Resort in St James, Barbados.
Benguela, 12/18 – The Executive Secretary of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), the Mozambican national Tom s Augusto Salomão on Saturday in Lobito city (Benguela) said the qualification of Angola for the final phase of the 2006/World Cup in Germany dignifies the regional organisation and awakes the world community for a greater attention to the region.
Markus Siegler (C), FIFA director of communications, announces the Group E countries after the draw for the 2006 FIFA World Cup finals in Leipzig, eastern Germany, December 9, 2005. Italy, Ghana, the U.S. and the Czech Republic were drawn in Group E for the World Cup finals in Germany.
The International Federation of PGA Tours has announced that the Caribbean Island of Barbados will host the 2006 World Golf Championships-World Cup at The Country Club Course, Sandy Lane Resort, St.James, Barbados, from December 7-10.
Dec. 18 (Bloomberg) — Referees at next year’s World Cup in Germany will be told to come down hard on players who elbow opponents, FIFA President Sepp Blatter said.