A South African World Cup court on Friday postponed the trespass case of a British fan arrested for entering the England team changing room and lecturing David Beckham on the squad's drab performance.Magistrate Aziz Hamied extended Pavlos Joseph's bail and adjourned the matter until Wednesday to allow the state to consider defence arguments for his case to be dropped. If those are successful, tha
Policer on Sunday arrested a 32-year-old man who entered the England changing room after their goalless draw with Algeria in Cape Town, a police statement said.He was arrested by local police at the Bay Hotel in Camps Bay, outside Cape Town, and charged with trespassing. The charge relates to the man?s appearance in the English team?s change room after the World Cup match between England and Alge
LONDON - Veteran forwards Nwankwo Kanu and Cuauhtemoc Blanco are headed fortheir third World Cups, 12 years after their first.Kanu made Nigeria's cut and Blanco was retained in Mexico's 23 when theircoaches announced their squads Monday, a day before the FIFA deadline.Butplayers from England, Germany and Italy look likely to have to wait until lateon Tuesday to find out whether they are going to