Thursday 25 February 2010

Thursday 25 February 2010

Latest News UEFA Champions League UEFA Champions League review Jose Mourinho came out on top against former club Chelsea in the Champions League as Inter won 2-1 while Sevilla claimed a 1-1 draw at CSKA. More » 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ Karagounis: We can't wait Giorgos Karagounis chatted to FIFA.com about the mood in the Greece camp, their hopes of success in South Africa and the favourites for the Trophy. More » The Week in Numbers Fine form and favoured targets The form of Santos and Mamadou Niang, together with milestones for Pep Guardiola, Andres Iniesta and Jermain Defoe, made for interesting statistics. More » Classic Clubs Spartak, power to the people Have Your Say Which position is most important? More News | More Photos | More Videos Interview of the Week Gerrard: I’ve learned the lessons Steven Gerrard spoke to FIFA.com about learning from Germany 2006, England’s hopes of success in South Africa, coach Fabio Capello and his idols. More » FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking 1 Spain 1627 2 Brazil 1568 3 Netherlands 1288 Full Ranking High times for Honduras Honduras have been making their way up the global standings as they prepare to make their long-awaited return to the game's biggest stage. More » This Week's Most Viewed News Gerrard: I’ve learned the lessons The rise of Mexico's Little Pea UEFA Champions League preview Photos Video

Have Your Say Well said .viridiana. But I am still not sure I can say that he is better than Vela its sort of ... Posted by Nocil1 The rise of Mexico's Little Pea I love Mexico's future attackers and midfielders. But what we really need is star defenders coming ... Posted by frankrod The rise of Mexico's Little Pea Great player and very fast it looks like he is a very serious player but looks like he has fun at ... Posted by PRFTLMX89 The rise of Mexico's Little Pea More Comments »

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Thursday 4 March 2010

Thursday 4 March 2010

Latest News 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ Argentina, Spain sound warnings Spain and Argentina claimed big away wins in Wednesday's friendlies as England roared back to beat Egypt and the USA slumped in Amsterdam. More » 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ 100 day countdown ignites SA Johannesburg and Rustenburg marked the 100 day celebrations with rhythm and colour today as South Africans got the 2010 party started early. More » Classic Players Zico: Seleção genius, Mengão king FIFA.com spoke to Brazilian legend Zico about his trajectory, incredible success with Flamengo, time in Italy and Japan, and FIFA World Cup memories. More » The Week in Numbers Records reached, fortunes changed 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ How is your team shaping up? More News | More Photos | More Videos Interview of the Week Evra: We'll have a great World Cup Patrice Evra chatted to FIFA.com about his targets with Manchester United, France's chances in South Africa and being named the world's best left-... More » FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking 1 Spain 1642 2 Brazil 1594 3 Netherlands 1324 Full Ranking White Eagles flying high Under veteran coach Radomir Antic, Serbia have excelled during the last two years to qualify for South Africa 2010 in style, and climb the Ranking. More » This Week's Most Viewed News Follow Wednesday’s friendlies LIVE Friendly fire for 2010 hopefuls Argentina, Spain sound warnings Photos Video

Have Your Say I think they have better chance than every country to be the world champs. Posted by Mavusana_RSA Ramos dislikes favourites tag England can win World Cup! Posted by armendem England take pride in togetherness They all important but the most important position in football is the midfield because that is were ... Posted by rozu4luv Which position is most important? More Comments »

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