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Football: World Cup qualifiers and international friendlies

Football round the globe: Guus Hiddink and Diego Maradona hug — Two big names in world football, Russian head coach Guus Hiddink and Argentina head coach Diego Maradona, hug before kick-off of their friendly match in Moscow Photograph: EPA

Football round the globe: Andrey Arshavin challenges for the ball — Andrey Arshavin is the filling in an Argentinian sandwich Photograph: Natalia Kolesnikova/AFP/Getty Images

Football round the globe: Luis Fabiano celebrates putting Brazil ahead in their friendly in Estonia — Luis Fabiano celebrates putting Brazil ahead during their friendly in Estonia. The match is dedicated to the 100th aniversary of Estonia's football federation Photograph: Valda Kalnina/EPA

Football round the globe: Franck Ribery and Bogi A. Lokin — France's Franck Ribéry controls the ball on his chest as the Faroe Islands' Bogi A. Lokin charges in to challenge him during France's 1-0 victory in their World Cup Group 7 qualifying match Photograph: Francois Mori/AP

Football round the globe: Milan Baros celebrates after scoring — The Czech Republic's Milan Baros celebrates after scoring one of the goals in their 3-1 victory over their Belgium in their friendly in Teplice city, North Bohemia, Czech Republic Photograph: Michal Cizek/AFP/Getty Images

Football round the globe: Deco skips past the challenge of Michele Polverino — Portugal's Deco skips past the challenge of Liechtenstein's Michele Polverino during their friendly match in Vaduz Photograph: Miro Kuzmanovic/Reuters

Football round the globe: Miroslav Klose heads the ball past goalkeeper Farchad Welijew to score — Germany's Miroslav Klose heads the ball past Azerbaijan's goalkeeper Farchad Welijew to score the second goal Photograph: Ronald Wittek/EPA

Football round the globe: Miroslav Klose celebrates with Piotr Trochowski — And then celebrates with team-mate Piotr Trochowski Photograph: Ronald Wittek/EPA

Football round the globe: Serbia's Milos Ninkovic breaks through the South African defence — Serbia's Milos Ninkovic breaks through the South African defence during their 3-1 victory in the friendly at Super Stadium in Atteridgeville near Pretoria Photograph: Jon Hrusa/EPA

World Cup Qualifiers: Mexico v USA — Tensions mount at the Azteca Stadium as Mexico's Gerardo Torrado accosts Benny Feilhaber of the US Photograph: Donald Miralle/Getty Images

World Cup Qualifiers: Guillermo Franco — Guillermo Franco attempts a bicycle kick. The Mexicans went on to win 2–1 and reignite their Concacaf qualification hopes Photograph: Miguel Tovar/Associated Press

World Cup Qualifiers: USA v Mexico, FIFA World Cup Qualifier — US keeper Tim Howard leaps in vain to block Israel Castro's strike, which made the score 1–1 Photograph: Donald Miralle/Getty Images

World Cup Qualifiers: Giovani Dos Santos — Giovani Dos Santos writhes on the turf after being tripped Photograph: Donald Miralle/Getty Images

World Cup Qualifiers: Mexico score — The stands erupt as Miguel Sabah is swarmed by team-mates after scoring the winning goal Photograph: Donald Miralle/Getty Images

World Cup Qualifiers: Alonso Rodriguez — Costa Rica's Alonso Rodriguez attempts to play the ball under the watchful eye of Wigan's Honduran international Maynor Figueroa Photograph: Rodrigo Abd/AP

World Cup Qualifiers: Carlos Costly, Amado Guevara — Honduras's Carlos Costly, left, and Amado Guevara celebrate with team-mates after scoring in a 4–0 win Photograph: Rodrigo Abd/AP

World Cup Qualifiers: Andy Herron — A slide tackle robs Costa Rica's Andy Herron of possession Photograph: Rodrigo Abd/AP

World Cup Qualifiers: Honduras win — Julio de Leon celebrates victory with Oscar Boniek after Honduras score their fourth Photograph: Rodrigo Abd/AP

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