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2008-10-11 21:37 |
BBC 1 - Sat 11 Oct, 12:10 pm - 1:00 pm 50mins
Manish Bhasin, Mark Lawrenson and Martin Keown look ahead to today's World Cup qualifiers, as the home nations continue on the road to South Africa 2010.
England, who are top of Group 6 after their magnificent 4-1 win in Croatia last month, play Kazakhstan for the first ever time. Fabio Capello's men should have few problems at Wembley against a side who have lost two of their opening three games.
Wales must surely look for maximum points at home to Liechtenstein, especially as they face a trip to group favourites Germany in midweek. Scotland's task looks considerably tougher; George Burley's side play Norway, who beat the Scots 1-0 at Hampden in the 2006 World Cup qualifiers.
And what of Northern Ireland's chances? They travel to Slovenia for the first time, looking to rediscover the form that came close to taking them to Euro 2008. Nigel Worthington's side have picked up one point from two games so far and can't afford another slip up.
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