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Yedlin focused on Seattle
Seattle Sounders right-back DeAndre Yedlin is not paying attention to reports linking him with a move away from MLS.
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Guidolin deserves Italy job
Udinese captain Antonio Di Natale has backed former coach Francesco Guidolin to jump into the Italy hot seat vacated by Cesare Prandelli.
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Ferguson pays tribute to Di Stefano
Former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson paid tribute to Real Madrid legend Alfredo di Stefano, who died on Monday.
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Drulovic backs Markovic's move
Serbia caretaker coach Ljubinko Drulovic believes Lazar Markovic's transfer to Liverpool can help him become one of Europe's elite players.
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Low warns referee of brutality
Joachim Low heaped pressure on referee Marco Rodriguez ahead of Tuesday's semi-final, calling for an end to Brazil's physical approach.
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Neymar absence could be a blessing
The absence of injured star Neymar could force Brazil to play a more expansive brand of football, according to former striker Amarildo.
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We will cope with Neymar loss
Brazil can overcome the loss of star forward Neymar and beat Germany on their way to FIFA World Cup glory, according to youngster Bernard.
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Tadic poised for switch
FC Twente coach Alfred Schreuder confirmed Dusan Tadic is on the verge of joining Premier League outfit Southampton.
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Brazil appeal Silva ban
The Brazilian Football Federation have lodged an appeal to FIFA in a bid to have captain Thiago Silva's one-game suspension overturned.
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Cannavaro slams Van Gaal
Fabio Cannavaro has criticised Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal for his decision to change goalkeepers against Costa Rica on Saturday.
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Pohang out to extend lead
League leaders the Pohang Steelers will be aiming to extend their buffer atop the K.League table when they host Seoul on Wednesday.
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Juan Aurich trounce Sport Huancayo
Juan Aurich routed strugglers Sport Huancayo 6-0 in a relentless display in round five of Peru's Primera Division over the weekend.
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Cabrera claims Greenbrier Classic
Angel Cabrera won his first non-major tournament on the PGA Tour after taking out The Greenbrier Classic by two strokes on Sunday.
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Sporting KC 1 Chicago Fire 1
Sporting KC missed the chance to join DC United atop the Eastern Conference table after drawing 1-1 with the Chicago Fire on Sunday.
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Whitecaps shock Sounders
Sebastian Fernandez was the hero as the Vancouver Whitecaps stunned Western Conference leaders the Seattle Sounders 1-0 in MLS on Saturday.
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Germany to beat Brazil, win World Cup
Former England international Rio Ferdinand said he believes Germany will be too strong for Brazil en route to winning the FIFA World Cup.
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Belgium must learn
Eden Hazard said Belgium must build on their performances at the FIFA World Cup after they were eliminated by Argentina on Saturday.
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Krul better penalty option
Louis van Gaal said the introduction of goalkeeping-hero Tim Krul for the penalty shoot-out against Costa Rica was premeditated on Saturday.
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Dutch penalty hero Krul was ready
Tim Krul had spent weeks preparing for a shoot-out scenario after the Netherlands edged Costa Rica on penalties in their quarter-final tie.
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Ronaldo fires warning to Germany
Underestimate Brazil at your own peril, those are words from iconic striker Ronaldo ahead of Tuesday's semi-final showdown with Germany.
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Hurley III two clear at Greenbrier
Billy Hurley III is poised for his first PGA Tour title after taking a two-shot lead heading into the final round at The Greenbrier Classic.
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Berardi sticking with Sassuolo
The agent of Domenico Berardi has confirmed the Italian striker will remain at Sassuolo for the upcoming 2014-15 Serie A season.
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Germany ready for France test
Andre Schurrle is aware of the individual qualities that France possesses but talked up Germany's strengths ahead of Friday's showdown.
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France out to make history
France are determined to forget the pain from years gone by and create history against Germany on Friday, according to captain Hugo Lloris.
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Raikkonen set to retire in 2015
Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen expects to retire from Formula 1 once his contract expires at the end of the 2015 season.
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Ronaldo dreaming of Argentina final
Brazil icon Ronaldo is dreaming of a FIFA World Cup final between the host nation and South American rivals Argentina.
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Can eyeing immediate success
Emre Can has his sights set on winning the Premier League title in his first season at Liverpool after arriving from Bayer Leverkusen.
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Blixt starts strong at Old White
Defending champion Jonas Blixt made an impressive start at The Greenbrier Classic, taking a one-shot lead after the first round on Thursday.
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Cresswell joins West Ham
West Ham have continued their preparations for the upcoming Premier League season with the signing of Ipswich left-back Aaron Cresswell.
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Valencia appoint Nuno
Nuno Espirito Santo will succeed Juan Antonio Pizzi after Valencia announced they had reached an agreement with the Portuguese coach.
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Yorke surprised by aggressive intent
Former Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke said he is surprised by the club's aggressive intent in the transfer market.
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Hong to remain in charge
The Korea Football Association announced coach Hong Myung-Bo will continue to lead the national team until the 2015 Asian Cup in January.
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Donovan slams Klinsmann's tactics
Landon Donovan criticised Jurgen Klinsmann and his approach following the United States' elimination from the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
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Howard undecided on USA future
United States goalkeeper Tim Howard has cast doubt on his international future after admitting he is contemplating retirement.
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Blatter pleased with Suarez
FIFA president Sepp Blatter praised Luis Suarez after the embattled Uruguay striker apologised for biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini.
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Neesham to open in T20s
New Zealand all-rounder Jimmy Neesham is set to open the batting in back-to-back Twenty20 Internationals (T20I) against the West Indies.
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Zenga in talks with Serbia FA
Walter Zenga revealed he is in negotiations with the Football Association of Serbia to become coach of the national team.
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Lahm staying in midfield
Germany captain Philipp Lahm will not revert to a full-back position for Friday's FIFA World Cup quarter-final, says coach Joachim Low.
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Hamilton targeting home glory
Lewis Hamilton is determined to end his five-year drought at Silverstone when the British Grand Prix gets underway on Sunday.
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Pohang, Jeju to meet in blockbuster
Defending champions the Pohang Steelers and Jeju United will square-off in a top-of-the-table clash on Saturday as the K.League resumes.
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Carrick relishing Van Gaal era
Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick said he is eager to kick-off the Premier League season under new manager Louis van Gaal.
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Orlando move two years in the making
High-profile Orlando City signing Kaka revealed discussions regarding his transfer to the MLS expansion franchise started in 2012.
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Watson still learning on the course
Bubba Watson said he still has a lot to learn, despite maturing as a golfer since coming onto the PGA Tour.
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Klinsmann hails 'phenomenal' Howard
United States coach Jurgen Klinsmann heaped praise on goalkeeper Tim Howard following the team's round-of-16 loss to Belgium on Tuesday.
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Howard: It's heartbreaking
United States goalkeeper Tim Howard could not hide his devastation after his team was eliminated from the FIFA World Cup on Tuesday.
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Nigeria are a great team
Hugo Lloris is not underestimating Nigeria ahead of Monday's last-16 fixture, with the France captain bracing himself for a tough match.
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Boateng slams Ghana FA
Kevin-Prince Boateng has labelled the Ghana Football Association "amateurish" following his indefinite suspension from the national team.
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Ochoa upbeat despite loss
Mexico goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa opted to focus on the positives after the North American country bowed out of the FIFA World Cup.
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Toronto out to close gap
Toronto can make up substantial ground in the Eastern Conference with the Canadian club set to play two MLS games in less than a week.
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Navas praises team-mates
Goalkeeper and shoot-out hero Keylor Navas credited his Costa Rica team-mates after they advanced to the quarter-finals at the FIFA World Cup.
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Belgium ready for USA threat
Dries Mertens is expecting a difficult last-16 fixture for Belgium after admitting the United States surprised him during the group stage.
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Universitario, Melgar hit the front
Universitario and Melgar moved level atop the Primera Division table in Peru after both recorded wins on Sunday.
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Pinto: We deserved to win
Costa Rica coach Jorge Luis Pinto said his side deserved to reach the quarter-finals at the FIFA World Cup after edging Greece on penalties.
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Kaka to join Sao Paulo
Sao Paulo claim to have reached an agreement with Milan and MLS franchise Orlando City that would see Kaka farmed out to Brazil on loan.
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Greinke stars as Dodgers win
Pitcher Zack Greinke was the star of the show as the Los Angeles Dodgers crushed the St Louis Cardinals 9-1 on Saturday.
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Rodriguez taking nothing for granted
Argentina veteran Maxi Rodriguez has called for focus as his team prepare for to play Switzerland in the round of 16 at the FIFA World Cup.
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Substance over style
Belgium midfielder Kevin De Bruyne says winning is all that matters as they head into the last-16 of the FIFA World Cup.
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Pinto braced for Greece challenge
Jorge Luis Pinto heaped praise on Greece ahead of Costa Rica's FIFA World Cup last-16 encounter in Recife on Sunday.
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Wade opts out of contract
Dwyane Wade has joined teammate LeBron James in opting out of his contract with NBA franchise the Miami Heat.
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Low wary of Algeria
Germany coach Joachim Low has highlighted Algeria's strength as a collective unit ahead of Monday's last-16 fixture in Porto Alegre.
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Goal a dream come true
James Rodriguez said he fulfilled a life-long dream after scoring twice to lead Colombia into the quarter-finals at the FIFA World Cup.
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Guarani end season on a high
Jorge Benitez and Fernando Fernandez starred as Guarani routed Nacional Asuncion 6-2 in the final round of the Division Profesional.
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Reed shoots clear
Patrick Reed gained sole possession of the Quicken Loans National lead after carding an even-par round of 71 during day three on Saturday.
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New Zealand earn second innings lead
New Zealand fought back against the West Indies to be 123-2 at stumps on day three of the third and final Test in Barbados on Saturday.
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Scotland didn't give in
Scotland coach Vern Cotter remains upbeat about his team's future prospects, despite Saturday's 55-6 drubbing at the hands of South Africa.
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Meyer proud after South Africa's win
South Africa coach Heyneke Meyer praised his side's defence after they kept Scotland try-less in their crushing 55-6 Test win on Saturday.
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Camoranesi: Balotelli is 'overrated'
Former Italy international Mauro Camoranesi has taken aim at Mario Balotelli and claimed the striker is "overrated".
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Beckerman: USA fit and ready
United States midfielder Kyle Beckerman insisted fatigue will not hamper his side's chances of reaching the last 16 at the FIFA World Cup.
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Pepe hoping for Portugal miracle
Portugal defender Pepe is confident his team can produce a "miracle" to reach the FIFA World Cup knockout stages in Brazil.
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The Montreal Impact are still searching for their first MLS away win this season after drawing 0-0 with the Vancouver Whitecaps.
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Red Bull fighting for podium
Australian Daniel Ricciardo said he believes Red Bull will be challenging for a place on the podium at next week's British Grand Prix.
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Wilmots: We want to win
Marc Wilmots has quashed talk of complacency, insisting Belgium will be playing for a win in their final Group H clash with South Korea.
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South Korea to fight for place
South Korea coach Hong Myung-bo promised supporters his team will do everything they can to progress to the FIFA World Cup last 16.
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Best yet to come from Neymar
Brazil midfielder Willian has warned Chile ahead of their last-16 clash, claiming Neymar is yet to show his best form at the FIFA World Cup.
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No deals with the USA
Joachim Low insists both Germany and the United States will be out to win and secure top spot in Group G at the FIFA World Cup on Thursday.
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Blue Jays deny Yankees
The Toronto Blue Jays survived an almighty scare to beat American League East Conference rivals the New York Yankees 7-6 on Tuesday.
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Italy need real men
Italy midfielder Daniele De Rossi has slammed his team-mates following their shock FIFA World Cup exit, claiming the country needs "real men".
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Alves confirms Xavi departure
Barcelona defender Dani Alves said veteran team-mate Xavi will not be playing for the Spanish giants next season.
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Borges proud of historic feat
Carlos Borges was proud to follow in the footsteps of his father as Costa Rica advanced to the knockout phase at the FIFA World Cup.
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Jones braced for 'special' fixture
Jermaine Jones admitted he will have mixed feelings when the United States go head-to-head with Germany in Recife on Thursday.
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Qualification not on Iran's minds
Iran coach Carlos Queiroz insisted his side are not thinking about the round of 16 ahead of their do-or-die clash with Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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Susic: Referee cost us
Bosnia-Herzegovina coach Safet Susic believes poor refereeing cost his side a spot in the round of 16 at the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
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Lamouchi steps down
Sabri Lamouchi has resigned as coach of Ivory Coast following the country's heartbreaking exit at the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
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James decision no surprise
Miami Heat president Pat Riley said he is not surprised by LeBron James' decision to opt out of his contract to become a free agent.
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Rueda hoping to emulate duo
Reinaldo Rueda has backed Ecuador to follow in the footsteps of Colombia and Uruguay by defeating European opposition at the FIFA World Cup.
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Appiah warns against Ronaldo focus
Ghana coach Kwesi Appiah has urged his players not to be fixated with stopping Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo on Thursday.
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Juanfran: No lack of hunger
Juanfran has dismissed suggestions Spain lack hunger following their dismal FIFA World Cup trophy defence in Brazil.
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Gonzalez calls for improvement
Alvaro Gonzalez feels Uruguay improve on their performance against England if they are to reach the last 16 of the FIFA World Cup.
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Ricciardo: Lack of pace cost us
Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo was left to rue his car's lack of pace after finishing eighth at the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Raikkonen unhappy with Ferrari
Kimi Raikkonen was critical of Ferrari's decision to delay his opening pit stop as he finished 10th at the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Cabrera helps Tigers to crushing win
The Detroit Tigers strengthened their grip of top spot in the American League's Central division with victory over the Cleveland Indians.
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Australia out to shock Spain
Australia coach Ange Postecoglou said his team are determined to end their FIFA World Cup campaign on a winning note on Monday.
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Algeria targeting knockout round
Islam Slimani insisted his Algeria team-mates will not be dwelling on their victory over South Korea as they aim to reach the next round.
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Bento laments bad result
Paulo Bento conceded Portugal's hopes of reaching the next round at the FIFA World Cup in Brazil are all but over after Sunday's 2-2 draw.
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MLS Preview
DC United will play host to the Seattle Sounders in a blockbuster clash as the MLS resumes after a two-week break.
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Inti Gas, Melgar rise to summit
Inti Gas and Melgar were both winners as they joined league leaders Union Comercio atop the table in Peru's Primera Division.
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Japan edge past Italy
Japan heaped further misery on an out-of-sorts Italy as they triumphed 26-23 in their international friendly in Tokyo on Saturday.
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Exit lowest point of my career
England defender Gary Cahill has admitted his team's disappointing exit from the FIFA World Cup represents the lowest point of his career.
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Russia will play better
Russia are ready for their second Group H game against Belgium after a nervous start to the FIFA World Cup, according to Sergei Ignashevich.
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Black day for Switzerland
Switzerland coach Ottmar Hitzfeld said his team were exploited for their mistakes after France cruised to a comprehensive 5-2 win on Friday.
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Hummels in late fitness test
Joachim Low will make a late decision on the fitness of defender Mats Hummels for Germany's second Group G match against Ghana on Saturday.
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Dzeko as important as Ronaldo, Messi
Bosnia-Herzegovina coach Safet Susic hailed the importance of Edin Dzeko, comparing him to star duo Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.
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Bradley warns against peaking early
United States midfielder Michael Bradley is hopeful his team can build on their opening Group G win when they face Portugal on Sunday.
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Pinto proud after historic win
Jorge Luis Pinto said Costa Rica's win over Italy was a special moment in the country's history as they qualified for the knockout phase.
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Cazorla: Xavi the best ever
Santi Cazorla launched a fierce defence of team-mate Xavi as Spain prepare to face Australia in their Group B dead rubber on Monday.
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Langley hits the front
Scott Langley shot a five-under par-65 to surge one shot clear after the second round of the Travelers Championship on Friday.
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Ricciardo braced for Vettel
Daniel Ricciardo said he believes his Canadian Grand Prix triumph has provided Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel with extra motivation.
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Deschamps wary of Swiss
France coach Didier Deschamps said he is aware of Switzerland's strengths and claimed they are favourites for Friday's match in Salvador.
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Zaccheroni bemoans lack of creativity
Alberto Zaccheroni was disappointed with Japan's toothless draw against Greece that left their FIFA World Cup campaign in the balance.
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USA preparing for Ronaldo
Kyle Beckerman said the United States are preparing to face Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo, despite uncertainty surrounding his fitness.
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Steele leads early
American Brendan Steele carded a round of 62 to end the opening round one stroke clear at the Travelers Championship on Thursday.
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Pirlo biggest threat to Costa Rica
Costa Rica coach Jorge Luis Pinto had identified Italy's Andrea Pirlo as the biggest threat to his side's FIFA World Cup hopes.
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Pekerman lauds Yepes
Coach Jose Pekerman heaped praise on captain Mario Yepes after Colombia edged closer to the FIFA World Cup knockout phase on Thursday.
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Luiz praises Brazil's defence
Brazil defender David Luiz has talked up his team's defensive strengths following their goalless draw with Mexico in Group A on Tuesday.
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Suarez might be underdone
Oscar Tabarez has warned Luis Suarez might not be performing to his maximum when Uruguay clash with England in their Group D blockbuster.
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We are yet to prove ourselves
Colombia coach Jose Pekerman said his side are yet to prove themselves against nations outside of South America.
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Kovac: Win result of hard work
Croatia coach Niko Kovac said his team's crushing win over Cameroon on Wednesday was the result of hard work and preparation.
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We must pick ourselves up
Alberto Zaccheroni said Japan must not dwell on their opening defeat to Ivory Coast if they are to make their mark at the FIFA World Cup.
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Too early for changes
Spain captain Iker Casillas said it is too early to think about changes after the world champions were eliminated from the FIFA World Cup.
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Nekounam calls for improvement
Iran captain Javad Nekounam was satisfied with his team's draw against Nigeria in Group F but has called for improvement.
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Mexico will make it hard for Brazil
Mexico forward Oribe Peralta has warned Brazil they will make life difficult in their Group A clash in Fortaleza on Tuesday.
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Cipriani surprised by starting spot
Danny Cipriani said he is surprised to be selected in England's starting side for their tour game against the Crusaders on Tuesday.
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Sirigu hoping for Buffon return
Italy goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu said he is not battling regular number one Gianluigi Buffon for a position in the starting XI.
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World Cup important for Russia
Fabio Capello believes Russia's appearance at the FIFA World Cup is an important step forward for football in the European nation.
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We approach Belgium with no fear
Algeria coach Vahid Halilhodzic said his inexperienced team will take the game to Belgium in their FIFA World Cup opener on Tuesday.
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Guarani stay alive as Libertad draw
Guarani kept their title hopes alive with victory over 3 de Febrero as leaders Libertad slipped up again in Paraguay's Division Profesional.
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Belgium won't rely on Hazard
Belgium captain Vincent Kompany insisted his side will not be relying on Eden Hazard in order to succeed at the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
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Suarez questions technology
Honduras coach Luis Fernando Suarez questioned the effectiveness of goal-line technology at the FIFA World Cup amid confusion on Sunday.
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Portugal need more than Ronaldo
Paulo Bento said Portugal cannot rely on Cristiano Ronaldo, stressing he needed a collective effort from his team at the FIFA World Cup.
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Suarez 'desperate' to play
Uruguay forward Diego Forlan said star team-mate Luis Suarez is desperate to play against England in the Group D blockbuster on Thursday.
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France full of confidence
France winger Mathieu Valbuena said confidence is high after Sunday's victory over Group E rivals Honduras in Porto Alegre.
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Weather benefits South Korea
South Korea defender Lee Yong believes the weather in Cuiaba could be a deciding factor in their Group H opener against Russia on Tuesday.
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Sabella satisfied with win
Alejandro Sabella had no complaints as Argentina opened their FIFA World Cup campaign with victory over Bosnia-Herzegovina on Sunday.
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Spain better than 2010 team
Fernando Torres believes the current Spain squad is better than the one that lifted the 2010 FIFA World Cup trophy in South Africa.
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Union Comercio, Universitario stay top
League leaders Union Comercio and Universitario continued their perfect starts to the Peru Primera Division's Apertura over the weekend.
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Life or death for Spain
It is life or death for defending FIFA World Cup champions Spain in their second Group B match against Chile, according to Esteban Paredes.
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Weather not an issue
United States midfielder Michael Bradley said he is not worried about the weather conditions ahead of their FIFA World Cup opener in Natal.
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Napoli deny Higuain is off to Barca
Napoli have dismissed reports suggesting striker Gonzalo Higuain is poised to join La Liga giants Barcelona.
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Honduras not dirty
Luis Fernando Suarez dismissed suggestions Honduras play dirty ahead of their opening FIFA World Cup clash on Sunday.
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Zaccheroni rues lack of cohesion
Japan coach Alberto Zaccheroni said his team were not cohesive enough as they slumped to a 2-1 defeat to Ivory Coast on Saturday.
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Costa Rica win not a surprise
Joel Campbell said he always knew Costa Rica were going to beat Uruguay, despite trailing at half-time in their FIFA World Cup opener.
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Audi hit the front in Le Mans
Audi lead the 24 Hours of Le Mans after Toyota encountered car problems at the end of the 14th hour in the French city on Sunday.
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Honduras more than fighters
Didier Deschamps is wary of Honduras' attacking threat, amid scrutiny surrounding their physical style of play ahead of Sunday's clash.
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Sabella: We'll do talking on the pitch
Argentina coach Alejandro Sabella played down the favourites' tag ahead of their FIFA World Cup opener against Bosnia-Herzegovina on Sunday.
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England can qualify
Roy Hodgson remains confident England can reach the knockout rounds at the FIFA World Cup, despite losing to Italy in their Group D opener.
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Ecuador to take game to the Swiss
Ecuador coach Reinaldo Rueda said his team will be out to 'dictate' possession against Group E rivals Switzerland on Sunday.
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Dagg out of final Test
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has confirmed that fullback Israel Dagg will not play in the third Test against England.
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Inzaghi appointment a 'big gamble'
Milan's decision to appoint Filippo Inzaghi as coach is a 'big gamble', according to former Italy international Alessandro Del Piero.
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Robben proud of Dutch display
Goalscoring hero Arjen Robben heaped praise on his Netherlands team-mates after they stunned FIFA World Cup holders Spain on Friday.
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Howard hoping for more of the same
United States goalkeeper Tim Howard has talked up the formation utilised against Nigeria ahead of their FIFA World Cup opener on Monday.
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Zaccheroni keen for Ivory Coast test
Alberto Zaccheroni is eager to see the improvement Japan have made since last year when they open their FIFA World Cup campaign on Saturday.
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Muslera not underestimating Costa Rica
Goalkeeper Fernando Muslera insists Uruguay will not be taking Costa Rica lightly in their FIFA World Cup Group D opener on Saturday.
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Costa Rica hoping to exploit England
Costa Rica coach Jorge Pinto is aiming to take advantage of England's inconsistencies at FIFA World Cups when the pair meet in Brazil.
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Karunaratne keeps cool head
Sri Lanka opener Dimuth Karunaratne said Sri Lanka are still confident of getting something from the opening Test against England at Lord's.
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Quarters would be a success
Belgium goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois said he believes success for his country at the FIFA World Cup would be reaching the quarter-finals in Brazil.
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Dzeko: Argentina are favourites
Bosnia-Herzegovina striker Edin Dzeko has heaped pressure on Group F rivals Argentina, claiming they can go on to win the FIFA World Cup.
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Croatia targeting response
Croatia coach Niko Kovac said his team are optimistic and determined to make amends against Cameroon in their second Group A game.
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Germany want to win for Low
Germany playmaker Mesut Ozil has credited coach Joachim Low for developing the country into a force in world football.
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Ventura stars as Royals win again
Yordano Ventura dominated as the Kansas City Royals extended their winning run with a 4-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday.
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Mora urges Costa Rica to fight
Injured Costa Rica defender Heiner Mora has urged his team-mates to treat every FIFA World Cup game like a final.
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Silva hat-trick inspires DC
Luis Silva netted a hat-trick as DC United toppled the Montreal Impact 4-2 to move top of the Eastern Conference table on Wednesday.
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Pirlo targeting more silverware
Veteran Juventus midfielder Andrea Pirlo is hoping to win more Serie A titles after prolonging his stay at the Italian champions.
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Wilshere won't play in Brazil
England midfielder Jack Wilshere will not kick a ball at the FIFA World Cup, according to the country's former U21 coach Stuart Pearce.
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World Cup triumph unrealistic
Jurgen Klinsmann said it is unrealistic for people to think the United States can win the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
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Kovac: Croatia will attack
Niko Kovac said Croatia will not park the bus when they play host nation Brazil in the FIFA World Cup curtain raiser on Thursday.
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All Blacks hoping for better
The All Blacks will be out to make amends for their underwhelming start against England when the two countries clash in Dunedin on Saturday.
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Defeat not the end of the world
Javi Martinez said Spain will not be losing sleep if they are beaten by the Netherlands in their FIFA World Cup opener on Friday.
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Sneijder still haunted by 2010 final
Wesley Sneijder said he is still haunted by the Netherlands' loss to Spain four years ago ahead of their Group B opener on Friday.
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Besic will try to stop Messi
Muhamed Besic will try his best to stop Lionel Messi when Bosnia-Herzegovina and Argentina go head-to-head at the FIFA World Cup.
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Bradley: Friendlies mean little
United States midfielder Michael Bradley is not paying too much attention to Ghana's result in their final pre-FIFA World Cup match.
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England wrong to recall Prior
Former Australia spinner Shane Warne said he is surprised by Matt Prior's return to the England Test team, claiming it is a 'backward step'.
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Republic of Ireland 1 Portugal 5
Captain Cristiano Ronaldo returned to the field to inspire Portugal to a 5-1 win over the Republic of Ireland at MetLife Stadium on Tuesday.
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Marchisio braced for England
Italy midfielder Claudio Marchisio said he is expecting a tough match against England when the two teams meet in their FIFA World Cup opener.
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Zaccheroni bullish on Japan
Alberto Zaccheroni said he is not losing sleep over external expectations ahead of Japan's opening FIFA World Cup game against Ivory Coast.
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Ramires anxious ahead of opener
Midfielder Ramires said the pressure on Brazil to win their sixth FIFA World Cup is not affecting his team-mates.
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Deschamps decided on starters
Didier Deschamps said he knows exactly who will be taking to the pitch when France open their FIFA World Cup campaign against Honduras.
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Low relishing pressure
Germany coach Joachim Low says he is calm as pressure builds on his team ahead of the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
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Heat dangerous for England
England will struggle in Brazil's heat unless they keep possession at the FIFA World Cup, according to Honduras defender Roger Espinoza.
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Suarez always felt confident
Uruguay striker Luis Suarez always felt confident he would be fit for the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
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Carbonero called into squad
Midfielder Carlos Carbonero has been drafted into the Colombia squad ahead of the upcoming FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
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Giants sweep Mets
The San Francisco Giants were 6-4 winners against the free-falling New York Mets as they claimed a three-game series sweep in MLB on Sunday.
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Red Bulls claim win
New York Red Bulls ended their four-game winless streak thanks to a 2-0 win against the New England Revolution in MLS action on Sunday.
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Prandelli pleased with duo
Italy coach Cesare Prandelli praised strike duo Ciro Immobile and Lorenzo Insigne after the team's 5-3 win over Brazilian club Fluminense.
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Libertad poised as Guarani stumble
Libertad edged closer to Paraguay's Division Profesional Apertura title as Guarani played out a thrilling 10-goal draw against Cerro Porteno.
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Wanderers 2 Danubio 2 (2-2 agg, 2-3 pens)
Danubio claimed their fourth Uruguay Primera Division title after edging Wanderers 3-2 on penalties in the second leg of the Torneo Final.
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Crane claims St Jude Classic
American Ben Crane ended his two-and-a-half year PGA Tour drought by taking out the St Jude Classic by one stroke in Memphis on Sunday.
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Zidane: I'm staying at Real
Real Madrid assistant coach Zinedine Zidane has vowed to stay at the UEFA Champions League winners for the foreseeable future.
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Sabella: We are anxious
Argentina coach Alejandro Sabella is eager for the FIFA World Cup to start after admitting pre-tournament nerves are beginning to kick in.
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Late penalty saves Whitecaps
Philadelphia Union almost pulled of an incredible win against the Vancouver Whitecaps, only to concede a late equaliser in the MLS on Saturday.
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Kings upstage Rangers in double OT
The Los Angeles Kings edged the New York Rangers 5-4 in double overtime as they strengthened their grip on the Stanley Cup.
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Carpenter wins Firestone 600
Ed Carpenter held out championship leader Will Power to win the IndyCar Firestone 600 at the Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday.
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Suarez filled with renewed optimism
Honduras coach Luis Fernando Suarez said his team can achieve 'something important' at the FIFA World Cup after drawing against England.
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Gerrard aggrieved by physicality
England captain Steven Gerrard voiced his disapproval over Honduras' physical approach that saw them finish the match with 10 men.
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Hodgson bemoans 'stop-start game'
Roy Hodgson was left frustrated after England were held to a goalless draw by Honduras in a weather-interrupted match in Miami on Saturday.
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Spain prepared for opener
David Villa said the hot conditions that greeted Spain in Washington on Saturday should bode well for the upcoming FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
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Del Bosque pleased with win
Spain coach Vicente del Bosque said Saturday's 2-0 win over El Salvador should be cause for optimism leading into the FIFA World Cup.
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England 0 Honduras 0
England finalised their FIFA World Cup preparations with a disappointing goalless draw against 10-man Honduras in Miami on Saturday.
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Lightning halts England v Honduras
An electrical storm in Miami forced Saturday's international friendly between England and Honduras to be temporarily suspended.
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Wiggins out of Tour de France
Bradley Wiggins has revealed he will not feature at the Tour de France after Team Sky decided to overlook the 2012 champion.
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Pedro confident over fitness
Spain forward Pedro insists fitness will not be a factor for the defending champions at the upcoming FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
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