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England vs Switzerland [P] + [R]
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lplover2k2
Senior Squad
Have a feeling Rooney and Owen will be on the scoreline
erno_kivinen
Youth Team
England were the favourites to win this game a long time ago, but looking back on the first matches England played a very good opening match and the Swiss didn't impress against Croatia.
So I think it all comes down to psychological matters, England must be fired up but not panic if they don't score during the first half.
So I think it all comes down to psychological matters, England must be fired up but not panic if they don't score during the first half.
Spurs4Life
Starting XI
Originally posted by I@n S
hmm Australian hey. Enough said.
Don't see it as a prediction...just wishful thinking
Scholes Ready For Swiss Battle
Paul Scholes looks to have won his race to be fit for England's crucial Group B match against Switzerland on Thursday.
Scholes suffered a twisted ankle in the 2-1 defeat to France on Sunday, and Sven Goran Eriksson rated him as having only a 50/50 chance of making England's second game of the tournament after he missed training on Monday and Tuesday.
But the 29-year-old midfielder came through Wednesday's session unscathed and is now ready to take his place in the starting eleven against the Swiss on Thursday.
Speaking at a news conference in Coimbra, Sven-Goran Eriksson said of Scholes' progress: "He will be fit for the game. He did everything in training on Wednesday and will be okay for the match. It is very good news for us."
Gary Neville also picked up a knock in England's first match but is still set to start against Switzerland.
Eriksson admitted he has to pick his squad up after the disappointment of losing in such devastating fashion against the French.
"It's difficult to understand why we lost the game," he said. "I can remember only two other games that finished in such a way; Manchester United's game against Bayern Munich, and the Italy-France match in Euro 2000."
Report by Ben Hibbs and Gemma Thompson.
Paul Scholes looks to have won his race to be fit for England's crucial Group B match against Switzerland on Thursday.
Scholes suffered a twisted ankle in the 2-1 defeat to France on Sunday, and Sven Goran Eriksson rated him as having only a 50/50 chance of making England's second game of the tournament after he missed training on Monday and Tuesday.
But the 29-year-old midfielder came through Wednesday's session unscathed and is now ready to take his place in the starting eleven against the Swiss on Thursday.
Speaking at a news conference in Coimbra, Sven-Goran Eriksson said of Scholes' progress: "He will be fit for the game. He did everything in training on Wednesday and will be okay for the match. It is very good news for us."
Gary Neville also picked up a knock in England's first match but is still set to start against Switzerland.
Eriksson admitted he has to pick his squad up after the disappointment of losing in such devastating fashion against the French.
"It's difficult to understand why we lost the game," he said. "I can remember only two other games that finished in such a way; Manchester United's game against Bayern Munich, and the Italy-France match in Euro 2000."
Report by Ben Hibbs and Gemma Thompson.
Yeah put England on their way. 
I'll be behind the red and white all the way.
Go England!
I'll be behind the red and white all the way.
Go England!
manutd4eva
Fan Favourite
Come on Ginger, time for you to score.
J
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Guest
Fucking Shrek 
Dream Team
Starting XI
Nice goal
