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TV presenter Christine Bleakley ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Round of Sixteen match between Germany and England at Free State Stadium on June 27, 2010 in Bloemfontein, South Africa
Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger signs autographs at the England v Germany second round match, World Cup View more »- Lahm: England did not respect us
Philip Lahm accused England of not paying Germany enough respect and that is why they are heading home following a 4-1 defeat in the last 16 of the World Cup in South Africa.
Two goals from Thomas Muller helped secure a place in the quarter-finals with Miroslav Klose and Lukas Podolski also on target. Matthew Upso View more »- Warning signs were there - Cole
Joe Cole admits the warning signs for England World Cup hopes were evident from the start of their build-up to the tournament.
The former Chelsea midfielder claims Fabio Capello's side were "not good enough" going back to the below par displays before South Africa against Mexico and Japan. England struggled to qua View more »- Cameron calls for video technology
Prime Minister David Cameron threw his weight behind calls for the use of video technology in football, after Frank Lampard's goal in England's World Cup defeat by Germany was disallowed despite clearly crossing the line.
The PM said he was "very disappointed" to see England go out of the World Cup, after watching View more »- Maradona criticises Messi treatment
Argentina boss Diego Maradona has claimed Lionel Messi is the target of "scandalous" treatment by opposing players.
Maradona's side secured a quarter-final against Germany after beating Mexico 3-1 at Johannesburg's Soccer City stadium. The Argentina coach brushed aside controversy over their opening goal by Carlos View more »- Maradona: I sympathise with England
Diego Maradona offers sympathy for Frank Lampard's disallowed goal
England were offered sympathy for Frank Lampard's disallowed goal by one of their fans' greatest hate figures - Diego Maradona.
Up to his old tricks: but Diego Maradona feels sorry for England's disallowed goal
The Argentina coach, reviled ever sin View more »- Beckenbauer revels in victory
Germany legend Franz Beckenbauer said his nation had "taken England apart" in Bloemfontein in the last 16 of the World Cup today.
Der Kaiser, who has not held back in his criticism of England throughout the World Cup, had more harsh words about Fabio Capello's men after Germany's convincing 4-1 victory.
"Englan View more »- England out as Germany shine
- England suffered the pain of German revenge as Fabio Capello's men made a controversial World Cup exit with a 4-1 defeat. The Three Lions had hoped 44 years of hurt would end in South Africa. It did. German hurt. When Frank Lampard's first-half shot crashed off the bar and bounced a clear two feet over the line, only View more »
- Doubts remain over Germany duo
Bastian Schweinsteiger and Jerome Boateng remain doubts for Germany's eagerly anticipated World Cup clash with England despite returning to training, while Cacau has been ruled out with an abdominal strain.
Jamie Carragher is back from suspension for England, but Matthew Upson is expected to retain his place at th View more »- Gerrard roars: Stand up and be counted
Captain Steven Gerrard has issued a World Cup rallying cry ahead of today's clash with Germany by telling his team-mates: “You've got to stand up and be counted.”
England's players have been stung by the level of criticism from around the globe after qualifying for the last 16 on the back of three u View more »
