Zimbabwe recall Ndlovu brothers for World Cup qualifier
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Your support makes all the difference.Zimbabwe have recalled the Coventry City striker Peter Ndlovu and his Swiss-based brother Adam for the second leg of their World Cup qualifier against Madagasgar, a week after dropping them for turning up late to training camp. Bruce Grobbelaar, who has been offered a coaching post with the side when his contract with Southampton expires this month, is also back in the squad.
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TUESDAY'S LATE RESULTS: International friendlies (Rotterdam): Netherlands 3 (Bergkamp 27, Seedorf 77, Cocu 88) Republic of Ireland 1 (Breen 13); (Mannheim): Germany 9 Liechtenstein 1.
INTERTOTO CUP (GB and Irl fixtures): 24 June: Group One: Cliftonville (N Irl) v Standard Liege (Bel) (8.0); Group Five: Sligo Rovers (Rep of Irl) v Heerenveen (Neth) (5.0). 1 July: Group One: Hapoel Haifa (Isr) v Cliftonville; Group Four: Conwy v Charleroi (Bel) (6.0). 2 July: Group Five: Lillestrom (Nor) v Sligo Rovers (6.30). 8 July: Group One: Cliftonville v VfB Stuttgart (8.0); Group Four: Rakow Czestochowa or Zaglebie Lubin (Pol) v Conwy; Group Five: Sligo Rovers v Nantes (Fr) (7.0). 15 July: Group One: Aalborg (Den) v Cliftonville. 15 or 16 July: Group Four: Conwy v Casino Graz or Ried/Innkreis (Aut). 16 July: Group Five: Kaunas (Lith) v Sligo Rovers. 22 July: Group Four: Silkeborg (Den) v Conwy.
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