FA announces squad for Four Nations tournament

The Football Association has today announced the England squad for the Four Nations tournament in Cork later this month.

FA announces squad for Four Nations tournament
Thu, 12 May, 2005 - 17:44

The Football Association has today announced the England squad for the Four Nations tournament in Cork later this month.

The tournament runs from May 24 to 28. None of the players participated in last year's tournament.

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