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{{Infobox FIFA publication | {{Infobox FIFA publication | ||
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|type = Program | |type = Program | ||
|tournament = [[FIFA World Cup|South Africa 2010]] | |tournament = [[FIFA World Cup|South Africa 2010]] | ||
|round = Qualifying | |round = Qualifying | ||
|countries = [[England | |countries = [[England national football team|England]] vs. [[Croatia FIFA World Cup tournament index|Croatia]] | ||
|date = [[2010 FIFA World Cup|November 21, 2007]] | |date = [[2010 FIFA World Cup|November 21, 2007]] | ||
|venue = [[Wembley Stadium]] | |venue = [[Wembley Stadium]] | ||
|people = [[Sol Campbell]] | |people = [[Sol Campbell]] | ||
|artist = n/a | |artist = n/a | ||
|seealso = n/a | |||
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| About This Image | |
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| Type | Program |
| Tournament | South Africa 2010 |
| Round | Qualifying |
| Countries | England vs. Croatia |
| Date | November 21, 2007 |
| Venue | Wembley Stadium |
| People | Sol Campbell |
| Cover Artist(s) | n/a |
| See Also | n/a |
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