Soccer: Family illness may force Aussie 'keeper out of Cup
Middlesbrough goalie Brad Jones is unlikely to take part in the World Cup because of a serious illness in his family.
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Soccer: Aussie strike weapon cleared of serious injury
Tim Cahill is expected to resume full training tomorrow after being taken to hospital complaining of neck soreness.
Soccer: All Whites arrive in South Africa
The All Whites will play Chile in a friendly on Thursday before opening their World Cup campaign against Slovakia next week.
<i>Glen Moss:</i> Africa here we come
Excitement builds in All Whites camp as squad departs for South Africa.
Soccer: All Whites show their pedigree
The All Whites were left frustrated after their 3-1 defeat against Slovenia yesterday, and that's a good thing.
<i>Harry Ngata:</i> Slovenia bring All Whites back to earth
Slovenia put a halt to the All Whites’ momentum this morning with a convincing 3-1 win in Maribor.
Soccer: All Whites suffer 3-1 loss in final shakedown
Slovenia beat the All Whites 3-1 in their final hit-out before the World Cup in Maribor, Slovenia.
Soccer: Preferred side settled as Herbert sets agenda
Ricki Herbert has revealed his preferred combination for the start of the World Cup finals.
Top 10 reasons to be optimistic about the All Whites
The NZ Herald finds 10 genuine reasons to believe the All Whites might find success in South Africa.
Soccer: All is happy in the house of Elliott
Simon Elliott's journey has been a long and hard one - and will hopefully reap some reward in South Africa this month.
Soccer: Injuries Herbert's main concern
All Whites soccer coach Ricki Herbert is starting to fear injuries above all else as the World Cup looms.
Doodle for Google 'I love football' finalists announced
Google has picked its top ten local FIFA World Cup 'Doodle' entries to go to an online vote.
<i>Glen Moss:</i> The All Whites' true leaders
All Whites 'keeper Glen Moss reveals the trio who really take charge of the All Whites.
Soccer: Ryan Nelsen answers your World Cup questions
"Most of my teammates read comic books and would not even know what political science means", says political science scholar Ryan Nelsen.
Soccer: Bertos on mentors and memories
The Miramar kid recalls those who inspired him on his Cup path, writes Chris Rattue.
<i>Winston Aldworth:</i> We've all gone a little like Maradona
In World Cup season, the heady air does strange things to a sense of perspective.
Fred de Jong: So, who's going to win?
Since the first World Cup in Uruguay in 1930 there have been 18 tournaments held to crown soccer's best team.
Soccer: Greece sticks with favourites for South Africa
ATHENS - AEK Athens midfielder Grigoris Makos and Panionios defender Giorgos Tzavelas were dropped without surprise for Greece's final World Cup squad on Tuesday.