England vs. Portugal in World Cup quarterfinal

England vs. Portugal in World Cup quarterfinal

GELSENKIRCHEN, Germany - England coach Sven Goran Eriksson keeps his eye on play while captain David Beckham (R) is substituted with an injury during the second half of England's World Cup quarterfinal against Portugal in Gelsenkirchen on July 1.

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