Telegraph.co.ukFans crushed in stampede at World Cup warm-upTimes OnlineA stampede by thousands of fans cast a shadow over the official start of the World Cup in South Africa yesterday as police lost control of the crowd at an ...World Cup: Nigeria versus North Korea: 20 people injured, 13...
BBC NewsWorld Cup: England's bizarre list of woe when it comes to captainsLos Angeles Times (blog)The injury that knocked England defender and captain Rio Ferdinand out of the World Cup a few days ago could almost have been predicted back on Feb. 7. ...England's King confident over World...
The Guardian (blog)World Cup 2010: Ledley King confident over fitnessBBC SportEngland centre-back Ledley King is confident his body would stand up to the rigours of playing matches in quick succession during the World Cup. ...Ledley King confident his knees can withstand World Cup rigoursThe...
Sydney Morning HeraldWorld Cup Countdown: North korean striker must play in goalIndependentAP North Korea's cunning plan to include a extra striker in their World Cup squad by concealing him as a goalkeeper has failed. ...North Korea score own goal with World Cup line-upTimes...
ESPNNorth Korea score own goal with World Cup line-upTimes OnlineWhatever it was, Kim Myong Won, the North Korea striker, is likely to take no part in the World Cup finals that start a week today. ...2010 World Cup Preview: North KoreaKansas City StarNorth Korea World Cup goalkeeper gamble...
