James comes in for England

Goalkeeper Robert Green paid the price for his blunder against the United States as he was replaced by David James for the World Cup meeting with Algeria in Cape Town.

James comes in for England
Fri, 18 Jun, 2010 - 19:35

Goalkeeper Robert Green paid the price for his blunder against the United States as he was replaced by David James for the World Cup meeting with Algeria in Cape Town.

James earned his first start in a competitive international for 14 months since the World Cup qualifier with Ukraine at Wembley in April 2009.

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