Soca Warriors Couldn't Quite Do It

Oh so close.... it needed a (non-spotted) foul by Crouch to score the goal which killed the match. The Soca Warriors are not done yet. Poor ol' Paraguay probably won't have much fight for their final match and anything can happen in the match between England and Sweden (two poor teams). I haven't seen Dwight Yorke play so well since his early days at United. As an avid listener of BBC Radio 5 I have had my fill of "England to win the World Cup" - how England plans to do this with two injured/unfit strikers, a bean pole who missed an open goal and an untried teenager is anyones guess. Hope they meet Germany in the Second Round.







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