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Puyol extends with Barca
AFP, Madrid
Barcelona's longtime captain Carles Puyol on Friday signed a three-year extension to his current contract which will keep him at the Spanish and European champions until June 2013.
"I am very happy with the trust that my peers and the club has shown in me," the 31-year-old Spanish interna-tional defender told Barcelona's website after signing his new contract
"The fans also played a key role in my decision to stay since they have constantly supported me, in the good times and the bad." he added.
The release clause of Puyol's new contract was set at 10 million euros (14.7 million dollars), the club said in a statement. It provided no other financial details.
Puyol rose through the ranks of Barcelona's youth team and has been a mainstay of the Catalan giants since making his debut for the club' s first team in 1999.
Capello defends Doha trip
AFP,London
Fabio Capello insists England's trip to Qatar to face Brazil in a lucrative friendly-next month is a worthwhile exercise.
The English Football Association have come under fire for agreeing to the fixture in the middle of a hectic period of Premier League and European action.
Stars like Wayne Rooney, John Terry and Steven Gerrard face a draining 6.500-mile round journey for a relatively meaningless match.
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson, while not specifically mentioning the Doha fixture on November 14, is frustrated by "the intrusion of a friendly game in some unknown country" in the midst of the club season.
But England coach Capello insists his players will return from international duty fresher than those from other countries.
Several teams are involved in World Cup play-offs and will play two matches during the break, while Germany, Spain, Italy and Holland are also scheduled to play twice.
Capello said. "I don't understand what this is all about. Most other countries are playing two games but we are only playing one match and returning the players on Sunday, four days earlier than the other countries.
"We did this out of respect to the players and their clubs at such a busy time in the fixture calendar."