Owen happy to put team first

Michael Owen has shrugged off his lack of goals in the World Cup and insisted: ‘‘If I don’t score and England make good progress then I’ll be fine.’’

Thu, 13 Jun, 2002 - 10:17

Michael Owen has shrugged off his lack of goals in the World Cup and insisted: ‘‘If I don’t score and England make good progress then I’ll be fine.’’

The Liverpool player is still looking for his first goal in the 2002 competition after drawing a blank in the 0-0 draw with Nigeria which saw England book their place in the second phase.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Osaka Place: Niigata Person: Owen Person: Michael Owen Person: Sol Campbell Person: David Beckham Person: Argentinians Person: Emile Heskey Person: Michael Event: World Cup Organisation: England Organisation: Liverpool Organisation: Nigeria Organisation: Sweden Organisation: Denmark

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