New Zealand captain Winston Reid retires from international football
New Zealand captain Winston Reid will retire from international football after a home friendly against Australia.
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In land of Maradona and Messi, fans jostle for World Cup stickers
BUENOS AIRES : In convenience stores around Argentina, kids - and their parents - are caught up in a new craze: the hunt for soccer World Cup stickers that have driven the already sport-mad country into a frenzy and left many shops with no stock left to sell.
Van Gaal goes in search of 'penalty killer' for World Cup
AMSTERDAM: The Netherlands will be testing their goalkeepers in a special penalty shootout training session this week with an eye on the World Cup later this year, coach Louis van Gaal said on Monday (Sep 19).
Louis van Gaal goes in search of 'penalty killer' for World Cup
AMSTERDAM: The Netherlands will be testing their goalkeepers in a special penalty shootout training session this week with an eye on the World Cup later this year, coach Louis van Gaal said on Monday. He has called up four goalkeepers for this week's Nations League clashes against Poland and Belgium as the Dutch look to finish top of their group and advance to the finals next June.
Van Gaal goes in search of 'penalty killer' for World Cup
AMSTERDAM : The Netherlands will be testing their goalkeepers in a special penalty shootout training session this week with an eye on the World Cup later this year, coach Louis van Gaal said on Monday.
New Zealand Captain Winston Reid Retires From International Football
New Zealand captain Winston Reid will retire from international football after Sunday's home friendly against Australia. The match in Auckland is New Zealand men's first home game in nearly five years. "It is great to have the opportunity to play my final international game in Auckland," Reid, 34, said in a statement Monday. "It's going to be nice to come home to the city I grew up in, where I first started playing football."
Germany's Reus out 3-4 weeks, could return for World Cup
DORTMUND, Germany (AP) — Borussia Dortmund captain Marco Reus’ injury is not as bad as initially feared, meaning he should still feature at the World Cup for Germany.