Beckham Hits 100	26/03/2008
David Beckham has become only the fifth player to win 100 caps for England.

	France 1-0 England	26/03/2008
David Beckham won his 100th cap for England as Franck Ribery's first half penalty defeats Capello's England in their first game away from Wembley. The match was untidy but even, and England were unlucky to come away without at least a draw. Match Report

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	England 2-1 Switzerland	06/02/2008
Fabio Capello's reign as England manager has started with victory over an under strength Swiss side. Jermain Jenas and Shaun Wright-Phillips scored the goals that secured the win, but Steven Gerrard, Joe Cole and Wayne Rooney were instrumental. England settled their early nerves with Jenas' 40th minute strike (his first for his country) and enjoyed a comfortable second half, despite Derdiyok's 58th minute equaliser. Wright-Phillips scored the winner in the 62nd minute after good work from captain Gerrard down the England left. Overall it was an encouraging start to Capello's England career, though there is a very long way to go to restore lost pride to the three lions badge. Match Report

	Capello's First Squad	02/02/2008
Fabio Capello has named his first 23-man England squad. David Beckham does not feature but Aston Villa's Gabriel Agbonlahor does get a place, along with Ashley Young and David Bentley who form a trio of excting wingers. Click Here for the full squad.

	Capello Confirmed	14/12/2007
Fabio Capello has been confirmed as the new England manager after the details of his contract were finalised with the Football Association.

	England 2-3 Croatia	21/11/2007
England are out of the European Championships after another poor display. England were 2-0 down within 14 minutes after Scott Carson's 8th minute mistake and a well worked Croatian move finished off by Ivica Olic 6 minutes later. And McClaren's team struggled to the break, looking unsure at the back and lacking in ideas going forward. The second half started better and England were awarded a soft penalty, which Frank Lampard converted, before Peter Crouch equalised with a cool finish from David Beckham's cross. But that was as good as it got for England. The team sat back, giving a quality Croatian team far too much time and space, and they were punished on 77 minutes when Petric's long range effort floew past Carson. So England are out, failing to qualify for a major championship for the first time since USA '94. McClaren will probably loose his job. Beckham will probably not make 100 caps and English football has to take a long hard look at itself. The brightside? Jose Mourinho is still out of work. Match Report

	Destiny back in our hands	17/11/2007
Israel have done England a massive favour by beating Russia 2-1 in Tel Aviv. Elyaniv Barda and Omer Golan scored Israel's goals, with the winner coming in injury time. In an unexpected twist, Croatia also lost their penultimate qualifier, going down 2-0 in Macedonia. The results mean that Croatia have qualified for the finals, and that a draw at Wembley next Wednesday will see England qualify, with Croatia as group winners. Should England beat Croatia at Wembley, then they will top the qualification group.

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