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World Cup Appearances:
France 1998 was England's 8th appearance in the World Cup Finals.
Best World Cup Performance:
England beat West Germany in the World Cup Final at Wembly in 1966.
Germany seem to be constantly paying England back for that; beating
them on penalties in the semi-finals of Italy 1990,
and Euro 96.
Group G
15th June: vs. Tunisia
(2:0) in Marseilles.
22nd June: vs. Romania
(1:2) in Toulouse.
26th June: vs. Colombia
(2:0) in Lens.
England made up for their defeat against Romania to turn the tables on
Colombia. Michael Owen and David Beckham started the last match, with Steve McManaman
replacing Paul Scholes in the final fifteen minutes.
Knockout Stage
2nd Round
30th June: vs. Argentina (2:2 aet) in St. Etienne.
A team to please the fans, and then the Team of God had the chance to
wipe out memories of the hand of God goal in Mexico 1986.
For 75 minutes England were in God's hands after David Beckham was
sent off at the start of the second half. The ten men of England took the game into
extra-time, to eventually exit another major tournament through not scoring all their
penalties.
UEFA:
Union des Associations Européennes de Football.
The Football Association.
Goalkeepers:
1 David Seaman (Arsenal)
13 Nigel Martyn (Leeds United)
22 Tim Flowers (Blackburn Rovers)
Defenders:
2 Sol Campbell (Tottenham Hotspur)
3 Graeme Le Saux (Chelsea)
5 Tony Adams (Arsenal)
6 Gareth Southgate (Aston Villa)
12 Gary Neville (Manchester United)
18 Martin Keown (Arsenal)
21 Rio Ferdinand (West Ham United)
Midfielders:
4 Paul Ince (Liverpool)
7 David Beckham (Manchester United)
8 David Batty (Newcastle)
11 Steve McManaman (Liverpool)
14 Darren Anderton (Tottenham Hotspur)
16 Paul Scholes (Manchester United)
17 Robert Lee (Newcastle United)
Forwards:
9 Alan Shearer (Newcastle United)
10 Teddy Sheringham (Manchester United)
15 Paul Merson (Middlesbrough)
19 Les Ferdinand (Tottenham Hotspur)
20 Michael Owen (Liverpool)
Trainer:
Glenn Hoddle.
Group A
 Brazil,  Morocco,  Norway,  Scotland.
Group B
 Austria,  Cameroon,  Chile,  Italy.
Group C
 Denmark,  France,  Saudi Arabia,  South Africa.
Group D
 Bulgaria,  Nigeria,  Paraguay,  Spain.
Group E
 Belgium,  Holland,  Mexico,  South Korea.
Group F
 Germany,  Iran,  United States,  Yugoslavia.
Group G
 Colombia,  England,  Romania,  Tunisia.
Group H
 Argentina,  Croatia,  Jamaica,  Japan.
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