what world cup group is the us in?
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USA is in group "E" of the 2006 World Cup being held in Germany. The other teams in group "E" are Italy, Ghana and Czech Republic. The US's first game is on 12 June against the Czech Republic.
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check out this http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/team/index.html
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I believe the USA can win the World Cup this year.  Noone is writing us off this time around.  We are ranked in the top 10 by FIFA.  To go along with our ranking, we have some of the best goalkeeping in the world (Keller, Howard, and a number of MLS keepers like Reis and Hartman).  We have a solid defense with Bocanegra, Onyewu, Hejduk, and Pope (and maybe even Pablo Mastroeni).  World-class midfielders in Landon Donovan and DaMarcus Beasley will be stepping onto the pitch (not to mention the solid job players like Kerry Zavagnin put forth each and every time they take the field).  Up top, we have the emergence of Taylor Twellman in the international game and the return of Eddie Johnson to the fold.  We have a coach in Bruce Arena who, I believe, if he leaves after the tournament, should get a top-flight European league job next fall (Malcolm Glazer hiring Bruce Arena at ManU if Sir Alex Ferguson were to leave?  A long shot maybe, but intriguing.).  Add to that, one of Italy's best players, Francesco Totti, recently went down with a serious injury and will be out until at least May.  Even if he does come back for the tournament, will he be at full strength?  Ghana's midfielder Laryea Kingston will also miss the tournament through suspension.  While we have a tough road to travel both in our group and with the possibility of Brazil lurking in the round of 16, I believe the USA has the ability to take on the world's best and win it all.
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TOGO.....USA is among the elite teams in the world
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32. in 8 Groups\n\nGroup A : Germany, Costarica, Poland, Ecuador\nGroup B : England, Paraguay, Trinidad & Tobago, Sweeden\nGroup C : Côte d'Ivoire, Argentina, Serbia & Montengero, Netherlands\nGroup D : Mexico, Angola, Iran, Portugal\nGroup E : Italy, Ghana, USA, Czech Republic\nGroup F : Brazil, Australia, Croatia, Japan\nGroup G : France, Switzerlan, Korea DPR, Togo\nGroup H : Spain, Ukraine, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia
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if u mean who are the participants of the world cup then here you go:\n\nANGOLA \nARGENTINA \nAUSTRALIA \nBRAZIL \nCOSTA RICA \nIVORY COAST \nCROATIA \nCZECH REPUBLIC \nECUADOR \nENGLAND \nFRANCE \nGERMANY \nGHANA \nIRAN \nITALY \nJAPAN \nKOREA \nSAUDI ARABIA \nMEXICO \nNETHERLANDS \nPARAGUAY \nPOLAND \nPORTUGAL \nSERBIA AND MONTENEGRO \nSPAIN \nSWEDEN \nSWITZERLAND \nTOGO \nTRINIDAD AND TOBAGO \nTUNISIA \nUKRAINE \nUSA
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Yes. 1-1. But only thanks to a self-goal from Italy. The USA can kiss the World Cup good bye since they've lost their last chance to go to the next round today.
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Simple: any country who won the eliminatory matches deserves to be in the WC. If USA is not, I guess you weren’t so good.
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I'd post this on www.bigsoccer.com in the US Fans and Travel world cup forum.  Use link below.   You can also find out where other US supporters are sitting and staying etc.
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Yes the Us are really that behind in word soccer don't read anything into being ranked fifth in the world no world class players and no tactical knowledge sorry not trying to offend but that team needs a new manager and a new approach to the game
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Now that I'm done laughing......   Unfortunately I have to agree that the USA is in the "Group Of Death"  lol  And If they do make it out of the group stages there is a good chance that their next match would be against the favorite to win...Brazil.
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No, the United States is ranked fourth in the world and there are 8 groups in the World Cup, yet the USA didn't recieve top seeding in a group.  The way it works, is they pick 8 teams to to be the #1 seed, then the rest of the teams are placed in groups (there isn't a seed given to non #1 seeds).  This is supposed to be done so you don't get a group of four super powers like Germany, Brazil, England, and France.
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Anything is possible, and a lot depends on the draw.\n\nHowever, it is unlikely because the USA are a long way from being in the top 8 international teams, and will probably struggle to qualify from their group.
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usa, obviously shootouts involve keepers as well, so brasil and argentina are out, lol us and italy are the two best. . . maybe portugal
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I agree, USA ranked fifth on the world is a joke, who have they beat? and the championship that US organized, they end up inviting teams that are barely able to make it to the world cup.
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Germany\nEcuador\nPoland\nCosta Rica\n\nGroup B\nTeam\nEngland\nParaguay\nTrinidad\nSweden\n\nGroup C\nTeam\nArgentina\nIvory Coast\nSerbia\nNetherlands\n\nGroup D\nTeam\nMexico\nIran\nAngola\nPortugal\n\n\n\nGroup E\nTeam\nItaly\nGhana\nUSA\nCzech Rep\n\nGroup F\nTeam\nBrazil\nCroatia\nAustralia\nJapan\n\nGroup G\nTeam\nFrance\nSwitzerland\nSouth Korea\nTogo\n\nGroup H\nTeam\nSpain\nUkraine\nTunisia\nSaudi Arabia
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Here are the 23 that are going to the world cup for the US:\nNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. DOB Caps/Goals Hometown Club\n17 Beasley, DaMarcus M 5'8" 145 05/24/82 55/12 Ft. Wayne, Ind. PSV Eindhoven (Holland)\n3 Bocanegra, Carlos D 6'0" 170 05/25/79 39/6 Alto Loma, Calif. Fulham FC (England)\n6 Cherundolo, Steve D 5'6" 145 02/19/79 33/1 San Diego, Calif. Hannover 96 (Germany)\n11 Ching, Brian F 6'1" 195 05/24/78 17/3 Haleiwa, Hawaii Houston Dynamo (MLS)\n13 Conrad, Jimmy D 6'2" 185 02/12/77 13/0 Temple City, Calif. Kansas City Wizards (MLS)\n15 Convey, Bobby M 5'8" 150 05/27/83 36/1 Philadelphia, Pa. Reading FC (England)\n8 Dempsey, Clint M 6’1” 170 03/09/83 19/4 Nacogdoches, Texas New England Revolution (MLS)\n21 Donovan, Landon M 5'8" 148 03/04/82 78/25 Redlands, Calif. Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS)\n12 Gibbs, Cory D 6’0” 178 01/14/80 18/0 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. ADO Den Haag (Holland)\n19 Hahnemann, Marcus GK 6’3” 220 06/15/72 6/0 Seattle, Wash. Reading FC (England)\n2 Hejduk, Frankie D 5'8" 155 08/05/74 72/5 Cardiff, Calif. Columbus Crew (MLS)\n1 Howard, Tim GK 6’3” 210 03/06/79 15/0 North Brunswick, N.J. Manchester United (England)\n9 Johnson, Eddie F 6’0” 180 03/31/84 15/9 Palm Coast, Fla. Kansas City Wizards(MLS)\n18 Keller, Kasey GK 6'2" 190 11/29/69 91/0 Lacey, Wash. Bor. M'gladbach (Germany)\n7 Lewis, Eddie D 5'10" 155 05/17/74 68/8 Cerritos, Calif. Leeds United (England)\n4 Mastroeni, Pablo M 5'10" 170 08/26/76 46/0 Phoenix, Ariz. Colorado Rapids (MLS)\n20 McBride, Brian F 6'1" 170 06/19/72 90/29 Arlington Heights, Ill. Fulham FC (England)\n5 O'Brien, John M 5’9” 150 08/29/77 29/3 Playa del Rey, Calif. Chivas USA (MLS)\n14 Olsen, Ben M 5’8” 140 05/03/77 33/6 Middletown, Pa. D.C. United (MLS)\n22 Onyewu, Oguchi D 6’4” 210 05/13/82 12/1 Olney, Md. Standard de Liege (Belgium)\n23 Pope, Eddie D 6’1” 180 12/24/73 78/8 High Point, N.C. Real Salt Lake (MLS)\n10 Reyna, Claudio M 5’9" 160 07/20/73 108/8 Springfield, N.J. Manchester City (England)\n16 Wolff, Josh F 5'8" 160 02/25/77 45/9 Stone Mountain, Ga. Kansas City Wizards (MLS)\n\nThe German team has not yet been named.  All teams must submit by next week though.