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Angola	Argentina	Australia	Brazil

Costa Rica	Côt d'Ivoire	Croatia	Czech Republic

Ecuador	England	France	Germany

Ghana	Iran	Italy	Japan

Korea Republic	Mexico	Netherlands	Paraguay

Poland	Portugal	Saudi Arabia	Serbia & Montenegro

Spain	Sweden	Switzerland	Togo

Trinidad & Tobago	Tunisia	Ukraine	USA

Thirty-two teams from across the globe make up the field for the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ finals. Six continents are represented and six past winners will take part, including hosts Germany, who head the 14-strong European contingent, and holders Brazil who lead the South American challenge.

.........Friendlies Match Schedule.........
Date	Teams	Time/Score
26-May-2006	TUR : GHA	1:1
27-May-2006	USA : VEN	01:00

Johnson Of Us Men's National Soccer Team Kicks The Ball Past Mea Of Venezuela During Three-Game Soccer Send-Off Series In Cleveland

Eddie Johnson (3) of the U.S. men's national soccer team kicks the ball past Miguel Mea (5) of Venezuela in the first half of their three-game soccer Send-Off Series at the Cleveland Browns Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio, May 26, 2006.

Messi in a quiet moment

Argentine national football team player Lionel Messi arrives in Rome's Fiumicino International airport, 26 May 2006. Argentina will take part in a friendly match against the selection of Angola scheduled next Tuesday, in the southern Italian city of Salerno. Having topped the South American zone qualifier, Argentina were drawn in a tough group with top European side the Netherlands, Serbia-Montenegro and Costa Rica.

Portugal's Ronaldo Watches Ball During Training Session In Evora

Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo of Manchester United watches a ball during a training session in Evora, southern Portugal May 26, 2006. The Portugal soccer squad is in a training camp until the end of May in Evora before travelling to Germany for the World Cup. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW.