World Cup 2010 SA: Match updates (From June 11)

World Cup 2010 SA: Match updates (From June 11)

World Cup 2010: England fan enters team dressing room

An England fan attending last night's World Cup game caused a major security breach when he was able to enter the team's dressing room just moments after Princes Harry and William had visited the players.

The supporter managed to get past security at the Green Point stadium in Cape Town following England's lacklustre goalless draw against Algeria in order to berate the players.

It is understood he gained access to the team dressing room after the players had left the pitch.
An investigation was immediately launched and the FA made a formal complaint to Fifa after it emerged that the security breach occurred shortly after the Princes, who had been attending the match, had paid a morale boosting visit to the team.
The disgruntled fan is understood to have confronted former England captain David Beckham over the team's poor performance.
The man, who was dressed in an England shirt, was able to breach several levels of security in order to reach the team.
England players were booed off the pitch following their second disappointing draw of the tournament.
Beckham was said to have been "alarmed" when he was suddenly confronted by the man who was voicing is frustration at the side's failure to overcome Algeria who are ranked 30th in the world – 22 places below England.
The man was ejected by officials at the ground and it is believed he was detained by police for further questioning.
An FA spokesman said: "We can confirm that a fan entered the dressing room this evening after the match and we have registered the incident with FIFA."
A massive security operation had been put in place before last night's match with thousands of officers on duty and helicopters patrolling the skies above the stadium.
The game had been deemed as one of 11 classed Risk One – the highest risk of a terror attack.
Opponents Algeria are the only Islamic nation playing in the tournament. A St James's Palace spokesman said the fan did not go into the dressing room while the princes were there.
After the match, Princes William and Harry visited the England players in the dressing room to give them a morale boost ahead of their vital final group match.
Royal sources said the princes "still believe England can go through to the next stage".
A St James's Palace spokesman said: "The Princes met the players privately to offer their support after today's result and as they prepare for their key game on Wednesday. They're totally behind the team."

Lt Col Leon Engelbrecht, a spokesman for South African Police, said detectives are examining CCTV footage of the incident. "The footage shows an unknown male entering the changing room," he said. "He was not stopped by
Fifa or police or anyone else. He went in and apparently made a comment to David Beckham. I think he was just upset about the England game.
"He was then escorted out by Mark Linden, a Fifa official. Unfortunately, Mr Linden did not report the incident to SAPS or Fifa.
"At this stage our crime intelligence is looking at the CCTV. We have no information about the man's arrest at this stage."

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...10-England-fan-enters-team-dressing-room.html

England vs. Algeria World Cup 2010 Scores and Results: The England vs. Algeria World Cup 2010 football match scheduled yesterday at 8:30PM local time was already finished and sad to say, no one from both football teams managed to have a score as the game ended with a score of 0-0.
World Cup 2010 fans of both England and Algeria filled the Green Point Stadium with songs coming from their vuvuzelas. Fabio Capello, England's Italian coach who celebrated his 64th birthday was obviously not pleased with England's performance against Algeria. After the draw between England and Algeria, he now knew that England must must defeat Slovenia in their final Group C match to at least be guaranteed of a place in the last 16.
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There were a lot of opportunities for both football teams England and Algeria to make successful goals but to no avail. They were either blocked by each others' goal keepers or the kick was not enough to make a successful goal. In the 56th minute of the second half of the game, there was a wasted opportunity for England as Gerrard broke clear on the right but attempted an unconvincing cross that was scrambled behind for a corner. In addition, during the 72nd minute, there was a first sniff of goal from Heskey of England who fired in a goal-bound shot that was deflected just over by the sliding Halliche from Algeria. From the resultant corner, Gerrard bulleted in a header that Mbolhi, Algeria ‘s goalkeeper did well to hold.
Although the football match between England vs. Algeria ended up with a tie score of 0-0, the game was not a boring one as both sides showed ambition and while England, as expected have had the better chances, Algeria have given England few nervy moments in the whole match which prevented England from making a goal.
That's it guys! Stay tuned to us for another update on scores and results in the next World Cup 2010 football matches.
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Wachezaji wachovu kutoka Chelsick ndio wako kwenye midfield, Lamps unategemea nini wanashinda Chelsick kwa kuhonga. Terry alikuwa anabugia unga kwanza kutoka kwa baba yake na kumgawia swaiba wake Lamps japo kiasi. Wengine wako timu ya Ufaransa Malouda, na Anelka kweli hii ni timu chovu inashinda kwa mlango wa nyuma na wote mtaamriwa kuimba Chelsick hoyeeeeeeeeeeeeee wapi mavuvuzelas? Then Rooney mchezaji anayeogopwa na kupendelewa kama katoto kadogo kutoka kwa marefa kila uchwao.

Bila kumsahau Crouch ati kwa sababu ni mrefu basi atafunga kila kona ujinga mtupu urefu sio tija. Heskey an old guard kwa sababu gazeti wamesema apangwe Capello anaogopa magazeti naye Right Phillips anachezea England ati kwa sababu baba yake anaandika kwenye tabloids ... khe khe khe wanavuna walichopanda. Lakini sishangai nilitegemea warudi nyumbani baada ya raundi ya kwanza na ipo karibu sana labda waanze kutembeza bakuli kwa marefa uchwara kuwahonga wachezaji wawaachie waendelee.


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England v Algeria: Wayne Rooney blasts 'loyal supporters' for booing team

Wayne Rooney hit out at the England fans after they booed the team from the field following the dismal World Cup draw against Algeria in Cape Town.

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Thanks you lot: Wayne Rooney hit out at England supporters who booed the team after the 0-0 World Cup draw with Algeria in Cape Town Photo: ITV

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Mouthing off: Wayne Rooney told England fans what he felt of them on live television. Photo: ACTION IMAGES


The England forward's frustration was apparent as he walked off the pitch after the 0-0 draw, shouting to an advancing cameraman: "Nice to see your home fans boo you, that's loyal supporters."

The result means England need to beat Slovenia next Wednesday to ensure they qualify for the last 16.

With the United States and Slovenia drawing 2-2 earlier, Group C is finely poised. Slovenia have four points, with England and the USA on two and Algeria with one.
It was a poor performance from Capello's team with players looking tired and devoid of spark and captain Steven Gerrard made no excuses.
"We're not happy with the performance, we need more if we want to stay in this tournament to the later stages, we need to improve," Gerrard said.
"We weren't good enough in the final third to get the breakthrough.
"We know the job we've got to do, we've got to go and win the last game and that adds more pressure, but to play at this level you've got to handle it, you've got to play under pressure.
"We weren't at our level today, it's not good enough."
But manager Fabio Capello refused to be critical of the individual performances of the likes of Rooney, Gerrard and Frank Lampard.
The Italian told ITV1: "I do not like to talk about one player, if you don't play well it is not just one player who makes the difference."
But Capello was disappointed by his side's sloppy play when in possession, allowing Algeria to put them under pressure.
"It was not a good game," he continued. "We lost too many passes and I think this was not the team that I know, the team that I have known (in qualifying). But we have another game to play.
"When we give other teams the ball we do not win the ball back quickly and we play under pressure."
Capello would not be drawn on any changes he may make for the crucial clash with Slovenia on Wednesday but he said: "It can change, I will try."

Fabio Capello has refused to rule out quitting if England fail to progress from Group C.

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Fuming: Fabio Capello felt left down by his England players Photo: AP


"It's too early to speak about this," the England manager said when asked if he would resign. "You have to wait."

In truth, the question is academic as Capello's position - even if the break-clause in his contract has been taken out - would be untenable should they fail
He looked a shaken man after the draw with Algeria. "This is not the England that I know," he said in a damning assessment of his team.
"I hope, when we play the next game, we forget this performance and we forget to play with fear and without confidence.
"It's incredible, the mistakes of the players. When they can't control the ball, or miss easy passes. We missed everything.
"This is incredible given the level of the England players. Normally it is the pressure that is so big, the performance of the players was not so good as I know."
When asked about Wayne Rooney, Capello added: "Rooney didn't play like Rooney, but it's not just his problem…we are not in a good moment. It's probably the pressure, perhaps, I think so.
"The players play well during the training. I don't know why it is. I want to see the spirit of the team and I didn't see it. I said to the players it wasn't a good performance, but we are really lucky because we can play another game.
"I don't like to speak about individual players. When you don't play well it's because of the team. I can change the tactics, I will try to do something different. It won't be difficult to lift them before Slovenia.

"They know what they have to do. I don't know if it's pressure or we're not in a good moment. We lost too many balls, it's not the same team I know."
Capello admitted he was at a loss to explain England's performance.

"I think the pressure of the World Cup does not help, probably," he said. "These players train very well, at a fast speed, but in these two games it was not the same team that I know. Also, we are really lucky now because we have another big chance to go forward.
"I just told the players this in the dressing room. We have to be focused for the next game, not more. This is the past. We have a big chance after the draw of USA (against Slovenia)…I hope that, Wednesday (England's next match), I hope to see the England team."

 
Poor England; Very dissappointing performance....but whats up with their fans getting all worked up about it? lol
 
waarabu oyeeee afrika oyeeee (au arabia oyeee?)
zile booo za kukosa uzalendo washabiki wa england ndo nilizipenda zaidi
na watoto wa kiarabu wale wanaongea kifaransa tu,kiarabu hakuna hahahaaa
ngoja mechi ya USA nao tuone!!
nna raha hapa😛arty:
 
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WADAU;Kipute kinaanza kama dakika 5 zijazo...Karibuni tubarizi basi na kujaadili mtanange huu kutoka Durban Stadium.......Karibuni
 
Ngosha ombea hao vimburu Japan wafungwe magoli mengi ili mechi na Cameroon Oranje wachezeshe timu ya mazoezi.
 
Sneijder the man......hahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa..................Holland 1 Japan yai
 
naona tangu goli liingie game imechangamka................
 
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