Bierhoff hopes to end career on high

Germany striker Oliver Bierhoff hopes to end his international career by winning the World Cup.

Wed, 26 Jun, 2002 - 08:54

Germany striker Oliver Bierhoff hopes to end his international career by winning the World Cup.

Bierhoff said before the tournament that he would retire from international football at the end of the Far East finals - and he knows there is no better way to sign off than by winning the trophy.

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