Your Saturday World Cup Friendlies Online Viewing Guide
The final World Cup friendlies push takes place this weekend with today being another solid day of meaningless, yet exciting football. Our friends in China once again are showing their generosity by making it possible for you to watch four of the six friendlies featuring World Cup teams online today.
Start your online viewing off right by watching England take on Jamaica in the final tune-up for the Three Lions. Will Peter Crouch bust the move in this one? He might have the chance since he’ll get the start up front. The odds are even he’ll dance again. You might want to consider getting help if you are betting on goal celebrations.
If that’s not enough excitement to get your heart pumping, you can then watch Switzerland against China or the Czech Republic against Trinidad and Tobago. Heck, if you have two computers and massive bandwith you might be able to watch them at the same time. Would be good practice for those World Cup days when there are four matches.
End your day right by taking in a match between Spain and Egypt. Raul will be in the starting lineup as Spain continues to search for a solution to its scoring woes.
Here’s the complete rundown of games today with all times in Central European. Check out the team blogs for all the chatter before and after the matches. Enjoy.
15:00 England-Jamaica
17:30 Switzerland-China PR
17:30 Czech Republic-Trinidad and Tobago
17:30 Poland-Croatia
20:00 Luxembourg-Portugal
22:00 Spain-Egypt
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By Crouchinator | June 3rd, 2006 at 9:35 am 
Crouch has two goals already. He is a scoring machine.
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By Crouchinator | June 3rd, 2006 at 10:05 am A hat trick and a robot dance. Dance Peter dance!
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By zé | June 3rd, 2006 at 10:30 am I can’t get enough of that picture. I hope he does the dance again and adds a few new moves to that.
Probably contrary to many of you, I find Crouch to be pretty cool. It takes balls to record that rap music and dance like that.. it’s different from the usual goal celebrations you’d see.
All in all, the guy seem to be good-spirited. He’s having fun and I am totally down with it.
By Trent | June 3rd, 2006 at 11:19 am Crouch played well today, although I noticed that his terrible penalty attempt chastened his celebration for the last goal.
Jamaica didn’t play well, but part of that was on England. They looked like a credible threat for the tournament.
By Eddie | June 3rd, 2006 at 7:40 pm Does anyone know where I can find a website or a page that lists the World Cup roster along with the club team that the player plays for, without clicking on the link of the player to find out?
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