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Revenge on Sol's mind

INTERNET, London
Arsenal FC defender Sol Campbell has already proved one point by winning the Double with the Gunners.
Now he has a score to settle with Argentina. Campbell was robbed of a probable winning goal against Argentina four years ago, when Alan Shearer was debatably judged to have fouled the goalkeeper just before the center-back headed home Anderton's corner.
They had battled on with only 10 men after David Beckham's sending off. England eventually went out on penalties when David Batty's kick was saved, seeing England suffering a bitter defeat.
Now Campbell is desperately waiting for revenge when he meets Argentina in Sapporo on June 7, The Sun reported.
"I can't forget that moment," said Campbell.
"I thought I'd scored the winner. Hopefully when I score this time, if I do, it will be allowed.
"It's going to be good to play them again and obviously there are all the strong memories of last time.
"It was a massive game, a match that had everything. We had the chances to go 3-1 up and they
slipped away, then they scored on the stroke of half-time. After that there was the disallowed goal and all the other stuff.
"The game was on a knife-edge all the way and we ended up losing on penalties. Hopefully this time the scoreline will be in our favour.
"I suppose if I score, I know Alan Shearer won't be fouling their goalkeeper! But to be honest, if it had been the other way round, I reckon that referee on the night would have given it."
Commenting on the domestic success, Campbell added: "It has been a great season for me, tremendous - it couldn't have gone better.
"It was a tremendous week. After all we had done, the season came down to two games, which was quite funny. We all dug in, played some magnificent football and got our just rewards. The feeling at the end of it is that it's released a lot of pressure.
"There was pressure on me all season. I had some ups and downs and it was a bit of a roller-coaster but it was exciting on the way.
"It was a challenge but I love that sort of challenge. It was good for me.
"You shouldn't always have to justify why you've got to go here or there.
"Like any player, I want to win things and be involved in a successful team. I'm no different to any other footballer on this planet and that's why I did it."