Fabio Capello says he wants England to reach the semi-finals – minimum at this summer's World Cup. Is this a realistic target?

National broadcaster says Hiddink will take job for two months. Coach's agent believes he needs to end contract with RussiaThe Dutch national broadcaster NOS says that Guus Hiddink has agreed to coa…

Frenchman set to replace Vahid Halilhodzic for South Africa. Led the co-hosts Japan to the last 16 of the 2002 World CupThe Ivory Coast have turned to the Frenchman Philippe Troussier to take charge…

Italian believes side are strong enough to reach final four. Would like to face his countrymen in the finalFabio Capello has set England a minimum target of reaching the World Cup semi-finals in Sou…

With local volunteers starting their training this weekend, South African embassies around the world are busy conducting interviews to select 3000 international volunteers that will take part in the W…

With local volunteers starting their training this weekend, South African embassies around the world are busy conducting interviews to select 3000 international volunteers that will take part in the W…

Australia coach Pim Verbeek says he has yet to make a decision on whether he will stay with the Socceroos beyond the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

Fabio Capello has insisted that he remains happy in his post as England manager and has described the job as the most important challenge of his life.

Brazil and Germany have both played 92 matches, the most by any nation, but have played each other only once in the FIFA World Cup: the 2002 Final.

The England hotel was infiltrated by two of Britain's most notorious pranksters last week, Sportsmail can reveal, leading to concerns about the FA's security arrangements.

Dutch master tactician Guus Hiddink has agreed to lead the Ivory Coast at the World Cup this summer after being backed for the post by Chelsea striker Didier Drogba.

Sportsmail listened in as Fabio Capello discussed England's World Cup hopes. Speaking at the Laureus Sports Awards in Abu Dhabi, here's what the England coach had to say...