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Spain 3-0 Switzerland. Hope I can watch it in HD tonight.

* Score predictions only for all 48 group stage matches. For last of 16, quater finals, semi finals, 3rd place match and grand final only mention the winner.

Group A: 1. France 2. South Africa Group B: 1. Argentina 2. Nigeria Group C: 1. England 2. United States Group D: 1. Germany 2. Serbia Group E: 1. Netherlands 2. Cameroon Group F: 1. Italy 2. Paraguay Group G: 1. Brazil 2. Portugal Group H: 1. Spain 2. Honduras Round Of 16: France vs Nigeria = France England vs Serbia = England Germany vs United States = Germany Argentina vs South Africa= Argentina Netherlands vs Paraguay = Netherlands Brazil vs Honduras = Brazil Italy vs Cameroon = Italy Spain vs Portugal = Spain Quater Final: Netherlands vs Brazil = Brazil France vs England = England Argentina vs Germany = Argentina Italy vs Spain = Spain Semi Final: England vs Brazil = Brazil Argentina vs Spain = Spain Third Place Match: England vs Argentina = England Grand Final: Brazil vs Spain = Spain

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Go go go Spain!

Yes I'm one of the true blue fans. But for me Fernando Torres are the most talented striker in the world. I believed he and his national partner David Villa will bring the World Cup to Spain next year. In Fernando we trust but another Spanish Rafael Benitez no. For me personally, EPL will never back to Anfield under him. Remember Mr. Captain Stevie G need that title to become the one of the English legend. Its just my personal opinion and experience. Yes no one argue Rafa capability in Europe. He look really suitable, impressive and great in Uefa Champions League campaign. But domestic race title are totally different. But blues still trying hard to bring the UCL to Stamford Bridge. Jose Mourinho, Avant Grant, Luiz Felipe Scolari, Guss Hiddink all failed. In Carlo Ancelotti still don't know yet. I think Liverpool should hire The Special One to win the EPL and Chelsea offer Rafa for UCL title. Maybe. Haha.

This two young boys will boost up Spain to the final I think 2008 European winner Spain have big chance to bring the World Cup to their nation next year. The top 2 striker David Villa and my favorites player Fernando Torres for me is convenient partner in the world so far. The popular favorites in this World Cup, Spain will have an easy draw with their eyes already on the knockout stages. Group A: South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay, France Group B: Argentina, Nigeria, South Korea, Greece Group C: England, United States, Algeria, Slovenia Group D: Germany, Australia, Serbia, Ghana Group E: Netherlands, Denmark, Japan, Cameroon Group F: Italy, Paraguay, New Zealand, Slovakia Group G: Brazil, North Korea, Ivory Coast, Portugal Group H: SPAIN , Switzerland, Honduras, Chile

Winners and Losers From the World Cup Group Draw After weeks of hype and suspense, the groups were revealed Friday for the 32 nations that have qualified for next year's World Cup in South Africa. Some are located inside of the Group of Death while others will most likely have an easy ride onto the knockout stages of the World Cup. For a recap of what countries are in which group, here is a list of the four nations in each of the eight groups, listed in the order of each of the pots.   Group A: South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay, France Group B: Argentina, Nigeria, South Korea, Greece Group C:  England, United States, Algeria, Slovenia Group D: Germany, Australia, Serbia, Ghana Group E:  Netherlands, Denmark, Japan, Cameroon Group F: Italy, Paraguay, New Zealand, Slovakia Group G: Brazil, North Korea, Ivory Coast, Portugal Group H:  Spain, Switzerland, Honduras, Chile   Now that you know who is in what group, here is my list of the winners and losers from each group,...

Fabio Capello admits the World Cup will be his hardest test as a manager but insists he has no fear of any team or even a potential group of death since England have to beat the best to be the best. Friday's draw will make the picture clearer for Capello and the other 31 team bosses, but for now, Capello is just relishing the experience of being a manager at a World Cup, and the unprecedented levels of preparation required of him. He said: "It will be a great test, the hardest test of me as a manager. For me it's the first time I've breathed this atmosphere of the World Cup, the sensation. I can taste it. The airport, the people, the FIFA World Cup, Bafana Bafana, it's exciting. "It's new for me. As a player it was different, because you think for you, now you have to think of more things, decide more things, check more things. The next five months will be really important to decide everything. Read more at ESPN Soccernet

The world has reacted with revulsion at Thierry Henry's handball that helped France make the 2010 World Cup Finals in South Africa. In my mind keep thinking the feeling of Irish peoples. They not qualify to the world cup final round because of such things like that. For sure no one can changed the results after ref blow the final whistle. Even FIFA also cannot do anything. I'm sure this Henry will be booed all the way in South Africa next year. There's already a Facebook group 'We Irish hate Thierry Henry the Cheat' that could bring the Internet down with it's popularity. As for FIFA, it's all about what'll make more money for them and French TV rights are worth a hell of a lot more than Ireland's. They are bloated and corrupt and no amount of fair play and integrity rhetoric is going to disguise that. Maybe the Irish FA should try to sue Henry or the ref, the French FA, UEFA or FIFA. How much money have Ireland lost as a direct result of this serial...