Winning all that matters to Woodward

Clive Woodward has admitted that he does not care how England win the World Cup - as long as they lift the trophy at Telstra Stadium on Saturday.

Fri, 21 Nov, 2003 - 08:15

Clive Woodward has admitted that he does not care how England win the World Cup - as long as they lift the trophy at Telstra Stadium on Saturday.

Holders and host nation Australia stand between Woodward's men and the greatest British sporting triumph since England were crowned world football champions 37 years ago.

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