Golden touch

TSUNA, Japan - England captain Michael Owen, during a visit to the city hall in Tsuna, Hyogo Prefecture on June 18, touches the block of gold on display at the city hall. The English World Cup team is encamped at Tsuna during the World Cup tournament. (World Cup 2002)

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