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From The MySportsbook After a first round exit in 2002, Poland is back as head coach Pawel Janas has picked a roster of current and new stars who will take the field for the 2006 World Cup Finals. With a World Cup history that includes a third place finish i... |
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From The MySportsbook After a triumphant World Cup title in the 1998 tournament and a disappointing finish in 2002 that saw the team fail to score even a single goal, France enters the 2006 World Cup in search of duplicating the '98 results. Still with ... |
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From The MySportsbook With a roster filled with young and old talents, the Czech Republic makes its first official appearance in the 2006 FIFA World Cup. After narrowly missing a spot in the 2002 World Cup, the Czech Republic roared into the qualifying stage... |
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From The MySportsbook Boasting some of Europe's and the world's finest players, England enters the 2006 World Cup in search of a title for the first time in 40 years. With plenty of soccer history, England has always been considered a threat, but has fai... |
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From The MySportsbook With a diverse roster filled with experience, speed and talent, Bruce Arena has arguably one of the best U.S. National World Cup rosters available for the 2006 World Cup. With a fifth place spot in FIFA's latest edition of... |
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From The MySportsbook Making their first appearance in a World Cup tournament, Ghana will travel to Germany fresh off a successful and impressive qualifying stage. The youthful team, that includes 14 players born after 1980, surged through the qualifying r... |
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From The MySportsbook After a rough qualifying round of matches, Costa Rica is primed to make its third appearance in the 2006 World Cup Finals. The team struggled at the start of the qualifying schedule, dropping games to Mexico at home and the United St... |
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From The MySportsbook With the exception of 1930 and 1950, Germany has managed to make an appearance in every World Cup tournament, and 2006 will be no different, as the team plays hosts to this year's group of countries. With three titles, the Germans ... |
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From The MySportsbook Known as one of the world's best teams, Italy returns to the 2006 FIFA World Cup for the 16th time in search of winning the tournament for the first time since 1982. With the famous names of midfielder Francesco Totti, forward Luc... |
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From The MySportsbook After being eliminated in the second round of the last two World Cups, Paraguay will attempt to improve as it enters its third consecutive tournament. Having reached the last 16 stage in 1998 and in the last tournament... |
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From The MySportsbook After making five appearances in the CAP African Cup of Nations finals, Togo will make its first appearance in team history in the 2006 FIFA World Cup. After an inconsistent group of qualifying matches, Togo will try for tourn... |
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From The MySportsbook Making its sixth-consecutive World Cup finals appearance, Korea Republic will try to emulate its success in the 2002 games as it heads to Germany for the 2006 tournament. As the co-host country in the last tournament, Korea Republic f... |
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From The MySportsbook After failing to qualify for the 1998 and 2002 World Cup tournaments, Switzerland enters Germany in search of duplicating the results in the 1994 tournament. In its last World Cup appearance, the Swiss squad made it ... |
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From The MySportsbook Sweden's trip to Germany will be the team's 11th appearance in a World Cup tournament after a strong round of qualifying matches. Winning eight of 10 matches in the qualifying stages, Sweden will be in search of improving its last tou... |
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