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football05 June:  International football takes centre stage this weekend as teams seek the points they need to edge closer to qualification for next year's FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa.  In the North, Central America and Caribbean zone struggling Mexico travel to El Salvador on Saturday before hosting Trinidad and Tobago on Wednesday.  Mexico has lost two of its three games so far and cannot afford to slip up again if it is to reach next year's finals.  In Africa, previous finallists Morocco and Cameroon face each other on Sunday after both teams lost their opening matches.  In a Group of just four teams, neither can afford to slip up again.  World champions Italy play their next qualifier in September. 
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