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  • League Two Betting Review - 8 May 2006  By : David Walker
    Leyton Orient secured automatic promotion in the last minute but relegated Oxford to the Conference in the process.
  • Premiership Betting Review - 8 May 2006  By : David Walker
    Manchester United confirmed a second-placed finish and automatic entry into next season’s Champions League with a crushing 4-0 victory over Charlton.
  • World Cup 2006 Preview - Brazil  By : David Walker
    What else is there to be said about Brazil? They are the only team to have participated in every World Cup finals and are five times winners in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002. They have also finished as runners up twice in 1950 and 1998.
  • World Cup 2006 Preview - France  By : David Walker
    France were required to call on the cavalry to ensure qualification to the finals. Stuck in fourth place in their group, retired veterans Zinedine Zidane, Claude Makelele and Lilian Thuram returned to the side in an attempt to turn around the fortunes of the failing side.
  • Improve Your Soccer Stamina  By : David Walker
    A fitter player and, more importantly, a fitter team can play at a faster pace for a longer period of time. Fitness and player stamina is what sets apart professional and part-time teams, especially when they play in “all or nothing” matches such as the FA Cup where there is no middle ground for a draw.
  • Playing Better Soccer  By : David Walker
    Meticulous practice, an improved sense of controlling the ball and effective use of the multitude soccer skills during a match differentiates players who can play ‘better’ soccer from average players who can merely “kick a ball”.
  • World Cup 2006 Preview - South Korea  By : David Walker
    South Korea shocked the football world four years ago when they beat Italy and Spain to reach the semi-finals of the 2002 World Cup.
  • World Cup 2006 Preview - Spain  By : David Walker
    Spain, yet again, are tipped as dark horses for the World Cup and 2006 will finally end years of disappointment and this generation of players will fulfil their undoubted potential.
  • World Cup 2006 Preview - Australia  By : David Walker
    After a 32 year absence from the finals, Australia finally overcame their play-off hoodoo to qualify for Germany. Play off agony to Iran in 1997 and Uruguay in 2001 was vanquished last November as the Australians again faced Uruguay and beat them in a penalty shoot-out.
  • World Cup 2006 Preview - Togo  By : David Walker
    First-time World Cup qualification for the tiny west African nation was such a great achievement the country’s president declared a national holiday to celebrate.
  • World Cup 2006 Preview - Japan  By : David Walker
    Japan are a difficult team to predict. Last year they beat European champions Greece and earned a credible draw with Brazil in last year’s Confederations Cup but their qualifying campaign was less than convincing.
  • World Cup 2006 Preview - Saudi Arabia  By : David Walker
    Germany will mark Saudi Arabia’s fourth successive appearance at the World Cup but they are still trying to emulate the success achieved in the 1994 finals.
  • World Cup 2006 Preview - Croatia  By : David Walker
    Croatia enter their third successive finals and will look for a repeat of the heroics of 1998 rather than the embarrassment of 2002.
  • World Cup 2006 Preview - Switzerland  By : David Walker
    Switzerland qualified from the same group as Group F opponents France and also remained unbeaten in 10 qualifying matches, with four wins and six draws.
  • World Cup 2006 Preview - Tunisia  By : David Walker
    Tunisia qualified for their third straight finals in dramatic fashion in the final round of fixtures. They needed just a point against arch-rivals Morocco but were trailing 2-1 until Nuremberg midfielder Adel Chadli netted the crucial equaliser 20 minutes from the end.

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