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Beckham good news

AP, Tsuna
David Beckham appears to be winning his battle to be fit for England's first World Cup match against Sweden on Sunday.
According to coach Sven-Goran Eriksson, a lot depends on Beckham's reaction to his first tackle in training.
Five days before the game, at Saitama on the outskirts of Tokyo, Eriksson was asked if his captain would be fit in time.
"We think so, yes," he said. "We did a session this morning and he did everything -- free kicks, some corners, a lot of shooting, a lot of running. Hopefully this afternoon or maybe tomorrow he will do everything we ask. Hopefully there will not be a reaction.
"He did a very good session today, without any pain at all. If things go as we think, yes, he will start. I was very pleased with what I saw today," Eriksson said.
Eriksson admitted that Beckham still had not been tackled in any of the training sessions and a lot would depend on how his left foot, which was broken in a Champions Cup game for Manchester United on April 10, would stand up to the challenge.
"Anything can happen in a training session," the coach said. "Maybe I will ask of them (the other players) to do a tackle against his left foot. But he has to play normal football because otherwise he won't be ready for Sunday.
"I am very, very optimistic, as he is."
The England coach also expects two of his other three long-term injury victims, Nicky Butt and Ashley Cole, to be fit in time for the Sweden game.
"The only one who is still doubtful for the first game is (midfielder Kieron) Dyer," he said.
Eriksson has had to handle an alarming injury crisis in the buildup to the World Cup, having lost Liverpool's Steven Gerrard and Manchester United's Gary Neville before the team left England and sending Danny Murphy home. Murphy had been a replacement for Liverpool colleague Gerrard but suffered an identical injury to Beckham while landing on his left foot during training. The Swede has another problem -England's poor form.
The team has won only one of its last seven games, tying 1-1 with South Korea and 2-2 with Cameroon in its last two games during the past week.
"We have to play better," Eriksson said. "We had two good friendly games and, although I'm not concerned with the results, we had five or six players who just did their job and nothing more.
"Of course we have to play better and we will do that as well."