Denmark national football team FIFA WORLD CUP 2010

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The Denmark national football team is controlled by the Danish Football Association . Denmark has represented the country of  international football competitions since 1908.
Denmark won an unofficial victory in the 1906 Intercalated Olympics.
On October 10, 2009, Denmark qualified for the 2010 FIFA World Cup by winning their qualification group .

 
                                                            Team configuration 

Nickname	Danish Dynamite, Olsen-Banden (The Olsen Gang) Olsens Elleve[1] (Olsen's Eleven)
Confederation Association	UEFA (Europe) Danish Football Association
Head coach	Morten Olsen
Asst coach	Peter Bonde Torben Storm
Captain	Jon Dahl Tomasson
Most caps	Peter Schmeichel (129)
Home stadium	Parken Stadium
Top scorer	Poul "Tist" Nielsen (52)
FIFA code	DEN
FIFA ranking	26

Recent players of Denmark national football team
                                        

GK      Kim Christensen GK      Thomas Sørensen

DF       Daniel Agger DF       Jim Larsen DF       Leon Jessen DF       Michael Lumb DF       Per Krøldrup DF       Simon Kjaer DF       William Kvist

MF      Christian Eriksen MF      Daniel Jensen MF      Martin oprnskov MF      Michael Silberbauer MF      Peter Nymann MF      Søren Rieks MF      Thomas Kahlenberg FW      Dennis Rommedahl FW      Michael Krohn-   Dehli FW      Nicklas Bendtner FW      Rajko Lekic

The Best players of all time

    

Morten Olsen (1970–1989)      Henning Jensen (1972–1980)      Allan Simonsen (1972–1986)      Preben Elkjær (1977–1988)      Michael Laudrup (1982–1998)      Brian Laudrup (1987–1998)      Peter Schmeichel (1987–2001)      Jon Dahl Tomasson (1997–)

Denmark Denmarksquads,team details

Netherlands national football team FIFA WORLD CUP 2010

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 The Netherlands national football  team of the Netherlands and is controlled by the Royal Netherlands Football Association. It won Euro 88 and reached two consecutive World Cup finals in 1974 and 1978 but lost both finals to their respective host nations, West Germany and Argentina. At the peak of its success in the 1970s, the team was famous for its mastery of Total Football and was nicknamed "Clockwork Orange" for its precision passing. In many countries the team is colloquially referred to as "Holland".

Team configuration  

Nickname	Oranje Holland The Flying Dutchmen A Clockwork Orange La Machina Naranja
Association	Koninklijke Nederlandse Voetbalbond — KNVB
Confederation	UEFA (Europe
Head coach	Bert van Marwijk
Asst coach	Philip Cocu Frank de Boer Dick Voorn
Captain	Giovanni van Bronckhorst
Most caps	Edwin van der Sar (130)
Top scorer	Patrick Kluivert (40)
Home stadium	Amsterdam Arena De Kuip Philips Stadion
FIFA code	NED
FIFA ranking	3
Highest FIFA ranking	2 (November 1993, June 2009)
Lowest FIFA ranking	25 (May 1998)

 All players of Netherlands

GK      Maarten Stekelenburg GK      Sander Boschker GK      Piet Velthuizen

DF       Giovanni van DF       Ron Vlaar DF       Gregory van der Wiel DF        Edson Braafheid DF       André Ooijer DF       John Heitinga DF        Joris Mathijsen

MF      Orlando Engelaar MF      Ibrahim Afellay MF      Stijn Schaars MF      Demy de Zeeuw MF      Mark van Bommel MF      Nigel de Jong MF      Rafael van der Vaart MF      Wesley Sneijder

FW      Dirk Kuyt FW      Ryan Babel FW      Arjen Robben FW      Eljero Elia FW      Klaas-Jan Huntelaar

Most matches played

1.       Edwin van der Sar

2.       Frank de Boer

3.       Phillip Cocu

4.       Giovanni van                     Bronckhorst

5.       Clarence Seedorf

6.       Marc Overmars

7.       Aron Winter

8.       Ruud Krol

9.       Patrick Kluivert              Dennis Bergkamp

Netherlands Netherlandssquads,team details

Serbia national football team FIFA WORLD CUP 2010

      Serbia national Flag

 The name of Serbia association is Football association of Serbia and the nick name is call Beli Orlovi(White Eagles). Football Association of Serbia is a FIFA member since 1921 and  Serbian national team was previously known as the Yugoslavia national football team from 15 January 1992 until 4 February 2003. Serbia finished first qualifying campaign as an independent nation, winning their group ahead of favorites France.They sealed their place in 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa with a 5 – 0 win against Romania on 11 October 2009.

Srrbia Team description

Nickname	Beli Orlovi (White Eagles)
Association	Football Association of Serbia
Confederation	UEFA (Europe)
Head coach	Radomir Antić
Captain	Dejan Stanković
Most caps	Savo Milošević (102)
Top scorer	Savo Milošević (37)\
Home stadium	Stadion Crvena Zvezda, Belgrade
FIFA code	SRB
FIFA ranking	13
Highest FIFA ranking	8 (May 1998)
Lowest FIFA ranking	47 (December 2005)

serbiaserbia squads,team details

Recent players

Goalkeepers             Vladimir Stojković              Željko Brkić

Defenders             Antonio Rukavina             Ivica Dragutinović             Nemanja Vidić             Branislav Ivanović             Aleksandar Luković                  Neven Subotić             Aleksandar Kolarov

Midfielders             Gojko Kačar                Boško Janković             Dejan Stanković             Nenad Milijaš             Milan Jovanović             Radosav Petrović             Miloš Krasić             Miloš Ninković             Zoran Tošić             Zdravko Kuzmanović

Strikers             Danko Lazović             Marko Pantelić             Dejan Lekić             Nikola Žigić

Goalscorers during the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification:

Milan Jovanović – 5 goals

Nikola Žigić – 3 goals

Branislav Ivanović – 3 goals

Miloš Krasić – 2 goals

Nenad Milijaš – 2 goals

Marko Pantelić – 1 goal

Zdravko Kuzmanović – 1 goal

Zoran Tošić – 1 goal

Ivan Obradović – 1 goal

Neven Subotić – 1 goal

Germany national football team FIFA WORLD CUP 2010

 Germany national Flag

The German national football team is representing in international competition since 1908. The name of the Association DFB (Deutscher Fußball-Bund) which was founded in 1900. The  match on 10 October 2009, Germany secured first place in their qualifying group for the 2010 World Cup by beating second placed Russia in Moscow 1–0. In Germany, the team is typically referred to as the “Nationalmannschaft” (national team), "DFB-Elf" (DFB eleven) or "Nationalelf" (national eleven), whereas in foreign media, they are regularly described as the "Mannschaft" (literally meaning "The Team").

Team configuration of Germany 

Nickname(s)	Die Mannschaft (The Team), used by non German-speaking media Die DFB-Elf (The DFB-Eleven)
Association	German Football Association (Deutscher Fußball-Bund — DFB)
Confederation	UEFA (Europe)
Head coach	Germany Joachim Löw
Captain	Michael Ballack
Most caps	Lothar Matthäus (150)
Top scorer	Gerd Müller (68)
FIFA code	GER
FIFA ranking	5

 All players of Germany

Goalkeepers 1René Adler 12  Manuel Neuer

Defenders 3 Arne Friedrich 4 Serdar Tasci 5 Marcel Schäfer 16 Philipp Lahm 17 Per Mertesacker 24 Jérôme Boateng

Midfielders 6 Sami Khedira 7 Bastian Schweinsteiger 8 Mesut Özil 13 Michael Ballack (captain) 14 Piotr Trochowski 15 Thomas Hitzlsperger 19 Christian Gentner 20 Aaron Hunt 21 Marko Marin 22 Christian Träsch 25 Thomas Müller 26 Toni Kroos

Strikers 9 Stefan Kießling 10 Lukas Podolski 11 Miroslav Klose 18 Mario Gómez 23 Cacau

 Most capped players Of Germany 

Player	Caps	Goals
Lothar Matthäus	150	23
Jürgen Klinsmann	108	47
Jürgen Kohler	105	2
Franz Beckenbauer	103	14
Thomas Häßler	101	11
Michael Ballack	98	42
Berti Vogts	96	1
Sepp Maier	95	0
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge	95	45
Miroslav Klose	94	48
Rudi Völler	90	47
Andreas Brehme	86	8
Oliver Kahn	86	0
Andreas Möller	85	29
Karlheinz Förster	81	2
Wolfgang Overath	81	17
Bernd Schneider	81	4
Torsten Frings	79	10
Harald Schumacher	76	0
Guido Buchwald	76	4

 Top goal soccer of Germany 

Player	Goals	Caps
Gerd Müller	68	62
Miroslav Klose	48	94
Rudi Völler	90	90
Jürgen Klinsmann	47	108
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge	45	95
Uwe Seeler	43	72
Michael Ballack	42	98
Oliver Bierhoff	37	70
Lukas Podolski	37	70
Fritz Walter	33	61

 

GermanyGermanysquads,team details

 All Captains of Germany

Player	Period	Games
Fritz Szepan	1934–1939	30
Paul Janes	1939–1942	31
Fritz Walter	1951–1956	30
Hans Schäfer	1957–1962	16
Helmut Rahn	1958–1959	8
Herbert Erhardt	1959–1962	18
Uwe Seeler	1962–1970	40
Wolfgang Overath	1970–1971	14
Franz Beckenbauer	1971–1977	50
Berti Vogts	1977-1978	20
Bernard Dietz	1978–1981	19
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge	1981–1986	51
Harald Schumacher	1986	14
Klaus Allofs	1986–1988	8
Lothar Matthäus	1988–1994	75
Jürgen Klinsmann	1994-1998	36
Oliver Bierhoff	1998–2001	23
Oliver Kahn	2001–2004	49
Michael Ballack	2004–present	55