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Horror for England

AFP, London
English newspapers reacted with horror Saturday after England were doomed to play Italy in the sweltering Brazilian jungle, in a World Cup draw that also pits them against Uruguay and Costa Rica.
For several papers, the reaction of Football Association chairman Greg Dyke said it all -- upon hearing the news, he had been caught on camera drawing a finger across his throat.
" Lord help us!" said The Sun's front page headline, slapped over a large picture of Rio de Janeiro's giant Christ the Redeemer statue.
Inside it ran a double-page spread headed "Amazon Pain Forest", predicting a struggle for England in their June 14 match against four-time champions Italy in the humid northern city Manaus.
The Mirror ran a front page picture of Dyke making the "we're dead" gesture, with the headline: "He thinks it's all over!"
Hodgson had expressed his lack of enthusiasm for a trip to steamy Manaus, and it appears the feeling is mutual - after his apparently disparaging comments, the city's prefect said he would rather play host to other teams.
Germany coach Joachim Loew has admitted his friendly relationship with L ISA boss Jurgen Klinsmann will be put on hold
when their teams meet at the World Cup.
"So, we will be meeting old friends," said Loew after Friday's draw. " It's already something special to have the LISA in our group. Jurgen and I have had a very good and close relationship fora longtime.
"We have always exchanged ideas on a regular basis, but that will certainly change before the World Cup match."
The group will also see Ghana midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng potentially face half brother Jerome at another World Cup when the Black Stars play Germany.
"Brother, it's time again... that's how beautiful life is!" Kevin-Prince wrote on his Twitter account.
French coach Didier Deschamps was gleeful at escaping a tropical trip as he contemplated an easier draw in the shape of Switzerland, Ecuador and Honduras.
" Like all my fellow coaches there was this worry, even though they are beautiful areas, of playing in the north of Brazil, where the temperatures are very high," said Deschamps.
Spain manager Vicente del Bosque said he predicted his side would be drawn against Holland in the draw for next year's World Cup on Friday.
"I said this morning we were going to get Holland and we did, in the first game no less," he told Spanish TV station Cuatro.
"Everything depends not just on our opponents, but on ourselves and the way we mentally approach this competition."