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All Group G games will be held in JAPAN in the following cities: Niigata, Sapporo, Ibaraki, Miyagi, Oita and Yokohama. The teams are: Italy, Ecuador,
Croatia, Mexico.
ITALY
Seeded
Fixtures
Italy v Ecuador June 3 Sapporo 8.30pm Italy v Croatia June 8 Ibaraki 6pm Mexico v Italy June 13 Oita 8.30pm
Coach: Giovanni Trappotoni
Record: 1950, 1954, 1962, 1966 1974 First Round; 1986 Second Round; 1998 Quarter Finals; 1978 fourth place; 1990 Third place;
1970, 1994 Runners up; 1934, 1938, 1982 Champions.
FIFA Ranking: 6
Three-time World Champions have done their usual trick of struggling in friendly matches in the run-up to a World Cup finals. Coach Trappatoni has been criticised for leaving in-form Roberto Baggio out of the squad, and top Serie A striker Dario Hubner has also been left at home; but with Maldini, Cannavaro and Nesta in defence and a choice between two of the World's best goalkeepers in Buffon and Toldo means it will be very difficult to score against this team. A lot of punters are backing Italy to win the World Cup this time and who could argue? They lost the final of Euro 2000 by not keeping the ball away from their French opponents in the last moments of the match, thus giving the lie to the old chestnut that "Italy can always hang on to a lead". The ability is there, but is the confidence?
On the sidelines
Italy are awaiting a last minute dispensation to take parmesan cheese with them if they play any of their matches in Korea.
The squad
Goalkeepers 1 Buffon (Juventus) Age 24, 25 caps 22 Toldo (Internazionale) Age 30, 21 caps 12 Abbiati (Milan) Age 24, 0 caps Defenders 5 Cannavaro (Parma) Age 28, 57 caps 15 Iuliano (Juventus) Age 28, 15 caps 3 Maldini (Milan) Age 33, 121 caps 23 Materazzi (Internazionale) Age 28, 6 caps 13 Nesta (Lazio) Age 26, 42 caps 2 Panucci (Roma) Age 29, 23 caps Midfielders 4 Coco (Barcelona) Age 25, 12 caps 14 Di Biagio (Internazionale) Age 31, 25 caps 16 Di Livio (Fiorentina) Age 35, 37 caps 11 Doni (Atalanta) Age 29, 3 caps 8 Gattuso (AC Milan) Age 24, 11 caps 17 Tommasi (Roma) Age 28, 13 caps 10 Totti (Roma) Age 25, 29 caps 19 Zambrotta (Juventus) Age 25, 22 caps 6 Zanetti (Internazionale) Age 25, 4 caps Forwards 18 Marco Delvecchio (AS Roma) Age 29 15 caps, 20 Vincenzo Montella (AS Roma) Age 25 13 caps, 21 Christian Vieri (Inter) Age 28, 23 caps 9 Filippo Inzaghi (AC Milan) Age 28 37 caps 7 Alessandro Del Piero, (Juventus) Age 27, 48 caps. |
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ECUADOR
Fixtures
Ecuador v Italy June 3 Sapporo 8.30pm Ecuador v Mexico June 9 Miyagi 3.30pm Ecuador v Croatia June 13 Yokohama 8.30pm
Coach: Hernan Dario Gomez
Record: First time qualifiers
FIFA Ranking: 35
Star player Agustin Delgado seems to be fit again and might cause some consternation among opposing defenders and Alex Aguinaga will be influential in midfield. But this being Ecuador's first time at the World Cup Finals and their not playing their matches 2,800 meters above sea-level will probably spell trouble for the team from the Andes. On the Ecuadorian Galapagos Islands, Darwin's study of the wildlife led to his ideas on evolution and the survival of the fittest. How fit are the players; can they adapt to the world stage?
Forecast: Out the door at the group stage.
On the sidelines
In their first 25 years of international football Ecuador won only 2 games
The squad
Goalkeepers 1 Jose Cevallos (Barcelona) Age 32, 61 caps 12 Geovanny Ibarra (El Nacional) Age 32, 21 caps 22 Daniel Viteri (Emelec) Age 20, 0 caps Defenders 15 Marlon Ayovi (Deportivo Quito) Age 30, 27 caps 4 Ulises de la Cruz (Hibernian) Age 28, 52 caps 17 Geovanni Espinoza (Aucas) Age 25, 20 caps 6 Raul Guerron (Deportivo Quito) Age 25, 22 caps 3 Ivan Hurtado (Barcelona) Age 27, 90 caps 2 Augusto Porozo (Emelec) Age 28, 26 caps Midfielders 10 Alex Aguinaga (Necaxa-Mexico) Age 33, 95 caps 23 Walter Ayovi (Emelec) Age 22, 1 cap 14 Juan Carlos Burbano (El Nacional) Age 33, 18 caps 16 Kleber Chala (El Nacional) Age 30, 64 caps 8 Luis Gomez (Barcelona) Age 30, 7 caps 19 Edison Mendez (Deportivo Quito) Age 23, 25 caps 5 Alfonso Obregon (Liga de Quito) Age 29, 41 caps 21 Wellington Sanchez (Emelec) Age 27, 35 caps 20 Edwin Tenorio (Barcelona) Age 25, 33 caps Forwards 7 Nicolas Ascencio (Barcelona) Age 27, 13 caps 11 Agustin Delgado (Southampton) Age 27, 46 caps 13 Angel Fernandez (El Nacional) Age 30, 68 caps 9 Ivan Kaviedes (Barcelona) Age 24, 26 caps 18 Carlos Tenorio (Liga de Quito) Age 22, 8 caps |
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CROATIA
Fixtures
Croatia v Mexico June 3 Niigata 3.30pm Croatia v Italy June 8 Ibaraki 6pm Croatia v Ecuador June 13 Yokohama 8.30pm
Coach: Mirko Jozic
Record: 1998 third place
FIFA Ranking: 21
Croatia finished third in their first appearance at the World Cup in 1998 but the squad is getting older and new younger players have yet to burst on the scene. The defence, though still strong will miss Juve's Igor Tudor, who withdrew with injury. Scoring goals
is Croatia's problem and they will rely on Alen Boksic and
the now aging Davor Suker for punch upfront. Still Croatia still
possess a lot of quality players in the squad and they will be difficult
to beat. A good bet for draws.
On the sidelines
Previous manager Miroslav Blazevic quit half way through the qualifying
campaign but is in Japan to cast a watchful eye on his protégés.
The squad
Goalkeepers 1 Stipe Pletikosa (Hajduk Split) Age 23, 18 caps 12 Tomislav Butina (Dinamo Zagreb) Age 28, 7 caps 23 Vladimir Vasilj (NK Zagreb) Age 26, 2 caps Defenders 21 Robert Kovac (Bayern Munich) Age 28, 19 caps 17 Robert Jarni (Panathinaikos) Age 33, 78 caps 20 Dario Simic (Internazionale) Age 26, 25 caps 3 Josip Simunic (Hertha Berlin) Age 24, 6 caps 6 Boris Zivkovic (Bayer Leverkusen) Age 26, 16 caps 2 Daniel Saric (Panathinaikos) Age 29, 25 caps 15 Anthony Seric (Verona, Italy) Age 22, 2 caps Midfielders 4 Stjepan Tomas (Vicenza) Age 26, 17 caps 14 Zvonimir Soldo (Stuttgart) Age 34, 59 caps 8 Robert Prosinecki (unattached) Age 33, 48 caps 10 Niko Kovac (Bayern Munich) Age 30, 20 caps 16 Jurica Vranjes (Bayer Leverkusen) Age 22, 7 caps 7 Davor Vugrinec (Lecce, Italy) Age 27, 21 caps 5 Milan Rapaic (Fenerbahce) Age 28, 23 caps 13 Mario Stanic (Chelsea) Age 30, 43 caps Forwards 11 Alen Boksic (Middlesbrough) Age 32, 36 caps 9 Davor Suker (1860 Munich) Age 34, 67 caps 19 Goran Vlaovic (Panathinaikos) Age 29, 50 caps 18 Ivica Olic (NK Zagreb) Age 22, 4 caps 22 Bosko Balaban (Aston Villa) Age 23, 13 caps |
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MEXICO
Fixtures
Mexico v Croatia June 3 Niigata 3.30pm Mexico v Ecuador June 9 Miyagi 3.30pm Mexico v Italy June 13 Oita 8.30pm
Coach: Javier Aquirre
Record: 1930, 1950, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1966, 1978 First Round;
1994, 1998 Second Round; 1970, 1986 Quarter Finals
FIFA Ranking: 7
As Soccerphile predicted, Mexico star player Cuauhtemoc Blanco rescinded his withdrawal from the Mexican national team. Just as well, really. His artistry and invention on the field of play make him one of the most entertaining of performers. He scored in Mexico's
2-1 victory over 10-man Milan in LA recently. This was followed
by a 2-0 Mexican win against J-League team Tokyo Verdy in their final warm-up match, with heavy metal fan and Espanyol player Juan
Francisco Palencia finding the net. All's well then for the boys
in green, unless you remember what happened in Werner Herzog's 1972 movie classic 'Aguirre: The Wrath of God': up a creek without a
paddle.
Forecast: Sombre sombreros heading home early.
On the sidelines
Mexico holds the record for the largest number of consecutive defeats
9 between 1930 and 1958, conceding 34 goals in the process,
before they scraped a 1-1 draw with Wales. German Villa is in the Mexico midfield and not in the south of Spain.
The squad
Goalkeepers 23 Jorge Campos (UNAM) Age 35, 129 caps 1 Oscar Perez (Cruz Azul) Age 29, 35 caps 12 Oswaldo Sanchez (Guadalajara) Age 28, 21 caps Defenders 20 Melvin Brown (Cruz Azul) Age 23, 9 caps 16 Salvador Carmona (Toluca) Age 26, 54 caps 2 Francisco Gabriel de Anda (Pachuca) Age 30, 10 caps 4 Rafael Marquez (Monaco) Age 23, 26 caps 22 Alberto Rodriguez (Pachuca) Age 28, 13 caps 5 Manuel Vidrio (Pachuca) Age 29, 27 caps Midfielders 21 Jesus Arellano (Monterrey) Age 29, 37 caps 19 Gabriel Caballero (Pachuca) Age 31, 5 caps 3 Rafael Garcia (Toluca) Age 27, 19 caps 8 Alberto Garcia Aspe (Puebla) Age 35, 108 caps 11 Braulio Luna (Necaxa) Age 27, 16 caps 13 Sigifredo Mercado (Atlas) Age 33, 18 caps 7 Ramon Morales (Guadalajara) Age 27, 14 caps 18 Johan Rodriguez (Santos Laguna) Age 26, 14 caps 6 Gerardo Torrado (Seville, Sp) Age 23, 27 caps 14 German Villa (America) Age 29, 63 caps Forwards 10 Cuauhtemoc Blanco (Valladolid, Sp) Age 29, 71 caps 9 Jared Borgetti (Santos Laguna) Age 28, 28 caps 15 Luis Hernandez (America) Age 33, 82 caps 17 Juan Francisco Palencia (Espanyol, Sp) Age 28, 71 caps |
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