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England v Montenegro - live! | Euro 2012 qualifier | Barry Glendenning • Set your page to update automatically using the button below• Follow Scotland v Spain live with Scott Murray• Keep up with all tonight's qualifiers on our live scoreboard• Send your emails to barry.glendenning@guardian.co.ukTeam news Here's the England line-up for tonight's game.England: Hart, G Johnson, Cole, Ferdinand (capt), Lescott, Gerrard, Young, Barry, Crouch, Rooney, A Johnson. Subs: Foster, Warnock, Cahill, Wright-Phillips, Wilshere, Downing, Davies. Barry will be here from 7.30pm. In the meantime why not check out Jonathan Wilson's piece on why Montenegro look an explosive outfit these days. Here's a snippet:Ask Montenegro's players what has changed since the 2010 World Cup qualifiers and all reply with a combination of the same three factors: luck, experience and balance.For a new country, drawn from the pot of minnows, they performed creditably in World Cup qualifying, but there is a sense that they did not quite get the results they deserved: 2-2 draws against Bulgaria and Cyprus probably should have been wins; the 4-1 defeat in Bulgaria looked far worse than it really was. Soft penalties were given against them, there were unfortunate ricochets, and perhaps a lack of conviction at the back. A team packed with talented forwards either defended en masse, or poured forwards in numbers, and so were alternately involved in either tedious 0-0s or high-scoring thrillers, with little in between.Since Zlatko Kranjcar took over earlier this year, though, Montenegro seem to have found the right blend, despite the loss of the highly-gifted Fiorentina forward Stevan Jovetic to a serious knee injury and, perhaps even more critically given the make-up of the squad, the Spartak Moscow anchor Nikola Drincic. They have enjoyed a change of luck, too: while Switzerland's tedious football on Friday deserved little, for example, their manager Ottmar Hitzfeld was justified in wondering how the goalkeeper Miodrag Bozovic had managed to get himself in the way of four efforts in the final two minutes of the first half. He evidently has excellent reflexes and no little courage, but he looked shaky every time Switzerland got deliveries into the box from wide.Euro 2012EnglandMontenegroBarry Glendenningguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |
Big East gets bigger, adds TCU for 2012 season FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -- TCU is getting out of future debates about whether the Horned Frogs deserve to be in a BCS game. They are joining a league with automatic access.... hosted.ap.org |