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Country & football (soccer) related information
 
  Team – Founded: 1863 • Affiliated: 1905
Confederation: UEFA - Europe
1 time World Cup Winner.
 
   Squad's local nickname:  Three Lions
(though not very clear in reduced size, above, the English Federation's
coat of arms displays three lions, lying across, one above the other,
just as they display on England's Coat of Arms)
 
 
The Squad  (by jersey number) The Squad  (by field position)
Paul Robinson
Gary Neville
Ashley Cole
Steven Gerrard°°
Rio Ferdinand
John Terry
David Beckham
Frank Lampard
Wayne Rooney
Michael Owen
Joe Cole °°
Sol Campbell
David James
Wayne Bridge
Jamie Carragher
Owen Hargreaves
Jermaine Jenas
Michael Carrick
Aaron Lennon
Stewart Downing
Peter Crouch °°
Robert Green Scott Carson
Theo Walcott

David James (Manchester City)
Paul Robinson (Tottenham Hotspur)
Robert Green (Norwich City)
Scott Carson (Liverpool)

John Terry (Chelsea)
Sol Campbell (Arsenal)
Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United)
Ashley Cole (Arsenal)
Gary Neville (Manchester United)
Jamie Carragher (Liverpool)
Wayne Bridge (Chelsea)

David Beckham (Real Madrid, Spain)
Steven Gerrard (Liverpool)
Frank Lampard (Chelsea)
Michael Carrick (Tottenham Hotspur)
Owen Hargreaves (Bayern Munich, Germany)
Jermaine Jenas (Tottenham Hotspur)
Stewart Downing (Middlesbrough)
Joe Cole (Chelsea)
Aaron Lennon (Tottenham Hotspur)

Wayne Rooney (Manchester United)
Michael Owen (Newcastle United)
Peter Crouch (Liverpool)
Theo Walcott (Arsenal)
(Italian newspaper) carries photos of each squad member – to see.
 
Coach⁄Manager:  Sven-Göran Eriksson  (Swedish born)
Before the English Team, Sven-Göran Eriksson had managed
Degerfors and IFK Gothenburg (Sweden), Benfica (Portugal),
Roma, Fiorentina, Sampdoria, and Lazio (Italy).
 
°° Goal scored in Germany-2006 (if bracketed, {}='own goal')
 
also took part in the 1998 and 2002 World Cups.
 
The World Cup tragically came to an early end to Michael Owen,
after an injury on his right knee (a serious ligament rupture). Owen twisted his knee
in the first minute of the match against Sweden (England's third, in the First Round),
as he attempted to provide a pass to Ashley Cole.
England's striker had just returned to action a month before the World Cup,
after having broken his foot in December, 2005, in a match between
Newcastle and Tottenham Hotspur.
Update:  As the World Cup draws to a close, news on Michael Owen
report that it is unfortunately likely that he will need approximately
seven months, before he can again be fit to play.
 
Players who were on stand-by:
Nigel Reo-Coker (West Ham United)
Jermaine Defoe (Tottenham Hotspur)
Andrew Johnson (Crystal Palace)
Michael Dawson (Tottenham Hotspur), replacing stand-by originally listed
Luke Young (Charlton), who had to be dropped due to an ankle injury.
 
 
World Cup Squads:           2006 WC Players' Sources        World Cup Stadia & Matches
#      Group A      Group B      Group C      Group D #
1 Germany England Argentina Mexico 1
2 Costa Rica Paraguay Côte d'Ivoire Iran 2
3 Poland Trinidad and Tobago Serbia and Montenegro Angola 3
4 Ecuador Sweden Netherlands Portugal 4
#      Group E      Group F      Group G      Group H #
1 Italy Brazil France Spain 1
2 Ghana Croatia Switzerland Ukraine 2
3 United States Australia Korea Republic Tunisia 3
4 Czech Republic Japan Togo Saudi Arabia 4
Squad Abbreviations used by FIFA, as well as in this eBook
 
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World Cup Nations:        National Anthems (page 1)       National Anthems (page 2)
    Group A:      Group B:      Group C:      Group D:
Germany England Argentina Mexico
Costa Rica Paraguay Côte d'Ivoire Iran
Poland Trinidad and Tobago Serbia and Montenegro Angola
Ecuador Sweden Netherlands Portugal
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Italy Brazil France Spain
Ghana Croatia Switzerland Ukraine
United States Australia Korea Republic Tunisia
Czech Republic Japan Togo Saudi Arabia
 
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