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Simao: We have the toughest group Winger Simao Sabrosa chatted to FIFA.com about Portugal’s group rivals and targets in South Africa, the life of a footballer and form of Atletico Madrid.

Mancini confident of top four finish Despite recent defeat at Hull, Roberto Mancini insists he has confidence that his Manchester City side will break into the top four come season end.

The great American migration FIFA.com looks at the latest in a growing batch of USA internationals heading overseas to test their mettle in the world's most competitive leagues.

World Leagues review Robinho's glorious return to Santos, a goal-fest in Argentina and impressive victories for Guadalajara and Penarol were among the weekend's highlights.

Fred: The battle for places is fierce Fred spoke to FIFA.com about overcoming injuries, helping Fluminense escape relegation and his fight to earn a Brazil recall ahead of South Africa 2010.

Ibra unfazed by lack of goals Zlatan Ibrahimovic has revealed he is not worried at having scored just once in almost two months, adding that he revels in creating goals for others.

European Leagues review Montpellier and Bayern Munich cut the respective leads of Bordeaux and Bayer Leverkusen, as the principal contenders all won in England and Spain.

Braga overcome early setback Despite playing most of the match with ten men, Braga comfortably defeated bottom-side Belenenses 3-1 to move within a point of leaders Benfica.

Terry thanks Chelsea fans Embattled Chelsea captain John Terry has thanked the club's fans for their support in the wake of allegations about his private life.

Ballack hits back at Wenger jibes Michael Ballack has hit back at Arsene Wenger's sniping at Chelsea's perceived lack of flair by accusing the Arsenal manager of sour grapes.

Gazza facing drink driving charge Former England star Paul Gascoigne was arrested at the weekend on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol.

Carragher: No more slip-ups Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher is confident his side's rediscovered meanness can help them close the gap on faltering Arsenal in the EPL.

Spain set for Poland friendly Spain will complete their preparations for this summer's FIFA World Cup with a friendly against Poland, the Spanish FA confirmed today.

Beckham: I won't celebrate against United David Beckham has promised that he will not celebrate if he scores against Manchester United for AC Milan in the sides' UEFA Champions League tie.

Tiago keen on Atletico stay Tiago has said that he would like to stay on at Atletico Madrid after joining the Spanish giants on loan from Juventus during the January transfer window.

Bayern, Schalke bid to avoid upsets Bayern Munich and Schalke both face second-flight opposition in the DFB-Pokal quarter-finals, while Werder Bremen and Hoffenheim will collide.

Van der Sar: Good to be back Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar has said that he is delighted to be back in action after a "stop-start" season so far.

Mariners sink Jets The Central Coast Mariners picked up their first home win in the A-League since September with a comfortable 3-0 triumph over Newcastle Jets.

Bonera buoyed by comeback AC Milan defender Daniele Bonera spoke of having come through an "important test" after making his comeback following an 11-month absence.

Wigan release Edman Wigan Athletic defender Erik Edman has left the club and is expected to sign for Helsingborg after his contract was cancelled by mutual consent