England draw with Japan

Frank Lampard may have little to reproach himself for, yet the ifs and Butts remain as large as ever for Sven-Goran Eriksson as he ponders England’s Euro 2004 midfield.

England draw with Japan
Tue, 01 Jun, 2004 - 23:12

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Frank Lampard may have little to reproach himself for, yet the ifs and Butts remain as large as ever for Sven-Goran Eriksson as he ponders England’s Euro 2004 midfield.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: City of ManchesterPlace: Manchester StadiumPerson: Frank LampardPerson: ButtsPerson: Sven-Goran ErikssonPerson: ErikssonPerson: Thierry HenryPerson: Robert PiresPerson: Patrick VieiraPerson: David TrezeguetPerson: Zinedine ZidanePerson: Kevin KeeganPerson: LampardPerson: Nicky ButtPerson: Michael OwenPerson: Shinji OnoPerson: Shumsuke NakamuraPerson: ZidanePerson: Gary NevillePerson: Owen HargreavesPerson: Phil NevillePerson: Ledley KingPerson: Paul ScholesPerson: Steven GerrardPerson: David BeckhamPerson: Tsuneyasu MiyamotoPerson: John TerryPerson: Seigo NarazakiPerson: NarazakiPerson: GerrardPerson: OwenPerson: David JamesPerson: Ashley ColePerson: Keiji TamadaPerson: Alessandro SantosPerson: Wayne RooneyPerson: NakamuraPerson: SantosPerson: OnoPerson: JamesPerson: James’Person: Santos’Person: NevillePerson: Takayuki SuzukiPerson: PhilPerson: CampbellPerson: Joe ColeEvent: Euro 2004Organisation: EnglandOrganisation: JapanOrganisation: Chelsea
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