_Country:
The country is represented in international football by the Singapore national Football Team. They are popularly referred to as The Lions. Their home colours are all red and away colors are all blue.

Home Stadium:
The National Stadium Singapore situated in the city of Kallang was the Home Stadium of the Singapore football team. It was closed in 2007 as the stadium is being torn down to facilitate a sports hub.

Association:
The Singapore football team is governed and controlled by the Football Association of Singapore, which was founded in the year 1892. This is the oldest football association in Asia. It received FIFA affiliation and AFC affiliation in 1952. The President of the association is Ho Peng Kee.

Manager:
The present Head Coach & Manager of the Singapore team is former Serbian football player Radojko Avramovic.  He is popularly called as Raddy by the teammates. The present Captain of the team is striker Indra Sahdan Daud.

Trophies & Titles:
Singapore played their first international in April 1953 against South Korea, losing the match 2 – 3. Their biggest win was over Laos in January 2007, beating them by a score of 11 – 0. They suffered their greatest loss against Burma in November 1969, losing 9 – 0.

Singapore is currently ranked 136th according to the FIFA World rankings. They have had a best rank of 73rd in August 1993, and a lowest rank of 140th in October 2007. They are currently ranked 116th in the Elo rankings.

_Trophies & Titles:
Patrick Vieira is considered as the best player ever produced by the Senegal Team. Some of the world trophies and achievements by the Senegal Team are:

In the Amilcar Cabral Cup:

Senegal was eight time champions in the year: 1979, 1980, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1991, and 2001.
Senegal was five time runners-up in the year: 1982, 1993, 1997, 2000, and 2005.

CEDEAO Cup:

Senegal Team was the champions in the year: 1985.
Senegal was two time runners-up in the year: 1990, 1991.

World Cup:
    
Senegal Team reached the Quarterfinals in the year: 2002.

About the Team:
The Senegal team has been consistently playing good football and have proved their place as one of the top teams in the world and the present coach for the Senegal football team is Esquerdinha.

Some of the famous players of the Senegal team are: Jules Bocande, Aliou Cisse, Kalidou Cissokho, Oumar Diallo, Mamadou Diallo, Khalilou Fadiga, Makhtar N'Diaye, Moussa N'Diaye, Sylvain N'Diaye, Mohamed Sarr, Pape Sarr, Pape Thiaw, Amara Traore, Thierno Youm, Moussa Ndao, Ibrahima Gueye, Salif Diao, Habib Beye, Abdoulaye Faye and Henri Camara.

The present squad of the Senegal team include: Tony Sylva, Bouna Coundoul (goal keeper), Ibrahima Sonko, Pape Diakhate, Abdoulaye Diagne-Faye, Cheikh Gueye (defenders), Guirane N'Daw, Khalilou Fadiga, Kader Mangane, Ousmane N'Doye, Papa Waigo N'Diaye, Salif Diao, Remi Gomis (midfielders), Henri Camara, Issiar Dia, Modou Sougou, El Hadji Diouf and Mbaye Leye (forward).

_Country:
The team representing Senegal internationally in football and is called the Senegal National Football Team. Senegal team has the nick name Lions of Teranga. Federation Senegalaise de Football is the one who are controlling the Senegal National Football Team.

Home Stadium:
The Senegal National Football team’s home stadium is the Stade Leopold Senghor and it is located in Dakar, in Senegal and it is also a multi user stadium.

Association:
Federation Senegalaise de Football is the association which controls the Senegal National Football team. The Federation Senegalaise de Football is also known as FSF in short. Federation Senegalaise de Football is the governing body of Senegal National Football team. In 1962, it was affiliated by FIFA and in 1963; it was affiliated by the CAF. The national team and the national football league have been organized by the Federation Senegalaise de Football. Mbaye Ndoye is the president of the FSF association.
   
Manager:
Henryk Kasperczak is the present coach for the Senegal National Football Team. On July 10th in 1946 Henryk Kasperczak was born. His birth place is Zabrze, Poland. He has performed for different senior clubs and has also performed for the Poland National Team. Henryk Kasperczak has managed for more than ten teams and in 2006; he joined the Senegal National Football Team as a manager. When Henryk Kasperczak was performing for Poland National Team, he had won a silver medal at the Summer Olympics in the year 1976 which was held in Montreal, Canada.

_Like all other countries even Senegal National Team has their Home Stadium, which is Stade Leopold Senghor. This is a multifunctional stadium, which means that this stadium can also be used for other sports activities. Stade Leopold Senghor stadium is located in Dakar, which is in Senegal. Besides the stadium primarily being used for playing football it also contains an athletic track. Leopold Senghor stadium was opened or built in the year 1985 and this stadium has a capacity of accommodating around 60,000 spectators seated. This stadium is the home ground not only for Senegal Football Team but also for the ASC Jeanne d'Arc.

There are some highly rated places near the stadium and they are as follows: Cap-vert, which is a peninsula in Senegal. The next highly rated place near the stadium is Daka, which is the capital of Senegal. Next is the international air port, it is known as Dakar-Yoff-Leopold Sedar Senghor.

_Scotland football team have made two league game appearances in the European Championship, first being in 1992 and next in 1996. They have made eight league game appearances in the FIFA World Cup in the following years: 1954, 1958, 1974, 1978, 1982, 1986, 1990 and 1998 and in all these years the have reached till the round one of this league.


About the Team:
The Scotland football team has been constantly playing well. The Scotland National Football Team is currently ranked thirty three in the FIFA World rankings. They have had a best FIFA rank of thirteen in Oct 2007 and a worst FIFA rank eighty eight in March 2005. Their current Elo rank is forty. They have had a best Elo rank of one in 1876 - 1892 and 1904.


The following are the present squad of the Scotland football team:

David Marshall Football Player (Goalkeeper), Graham Alexander Football Player (Defender), Scott Brown Football Player (Midfielder), Christophe Berra Football Player (Defender), Allan McGregor Football Player (Goalkeeper), Darren Barr Football Player (Defender), Kris Commons Football Player (Midfielder), Kirk Broadfoot Football Player (Defender), David Clarkson Football Player (Striker), Gray Caldwell Football Player (Defender), Barry Ferguson Football Player (Midfielder), Chris Iwelumo Football Player (Striker), Alan Hutton Football Player (Defender), Paul Hartley Football Player (Midfielder), Shaun Maloney Football Player (Striker), Jamie McAllister Football Player (Defender),  Scott Robertson Football Player (Midfielder), Stephen McManus Football Player (Defender), Lee Mileer Football Player (Striker), Gary Naysmith Football Player (Defender) and  James McFadden Football Player (Striker). 

_Country:
The team representing Scotland internationally in league football match is the Scotland national football team.
 
Home Stadium:
The Hampden Park is the Home Stadium of the Scotland football team. It is located in the King’s Park of Glasgow which is in Scotland.

Association:
The Scotland football team is managed and governed by the Scottish Football Association. This football association was founded in the year 1873. The football association received FIFA affiliation in1910 and CAF affiliation in 1954. The President of Scottish Football Association is George Peat.

Manager:
George Elder Burley, a former Scotland player is the current Manager of the Scotland football club. He has been manager of the team previously as well for Ayr United (1991 - 1993), Colchester United (1994), Ipswich Town (1994 - 2002), Derby Country (2003 - 2005), Heart of Midlothian (2005), Southampton (2005 - 2008), and this is his seventh time as a manger. The present Captain of the team is Central Midfielder Barry Ferguson.
 
Trophies & Titles:
Scotland football club played its first international match against England at the Glasgow which is in Scotland on 30th Nov 1982 and this match ended being draw with a score of 0 - 0. Their biggest victory till date has been on 23rd Feb 1901, where they played against Ireland and it won by 11 - 0 score. They suffered their biggest loss by playing against Uruguay on 19th June 1954 and here they lost by 7 - 0 score.

_St Kitts & Nevis was not a member of FIFA till 1994 and hence did not play in the World Cup. And till 2010 they haven’t qualified for the tournament.

They have also never qualified for the CONCACAF Gold Cup till date.

About the Team:
The St Kitts & Nevis team has been playing football for a long time, but still haven’t been able to secure a place for themselves in the international football scene.

Some of the famous players for the country have been: Defender Dean Walling, Midfielders - Bobby Bowry, Michael Crawford, and Ces Podd, Strikers - Keith Gumbs, Kevin Francis, Lutel James, Gary Smith, Brian Quailey, and Ian Lake.

The player who has scored both the maximum caps and the most goals for St Kitts & Nevis is Keith Gumbs, with 131 caps and 47 goals.

The current squad of the St Kitts & Nevis team is as follows: Goalkeepers - Delroy Delaney, Julani Archibald, Kayian Benjamin, and Calvert Bennett; Defenders - Keithroy Richards, Earl Jones, Rovan Wigley, Tiran Hanley, Thrizen Leader, Errol O'Loughlin, Kervin Benjamin, Kareem Harris, Joel Jeffers, John Queeley, and Patrece Liburd; Midfielders - Irandy Byron, George Isaac, Orlando Mitchum, Shashi Isaac, Gerard Williams, Zikomo Condor, Aiden Nurse, and Kyle Collins; and Strikers - Jevon Francis, Ian Lake, Zevon Archibald, Alister Warner, Aaron Moses-Garvey, and Atiba Harris.

_Country:
The team representing Saint Kitts & Nevis in international football is the Saint Kitts & Nevis National Football Team. They have been nicknamed the Sugar Boyz. Their home colours are red-black shirt, green shorts and red socks, and away colours are white shirt, green shorts and white socks.

Home Stadium:
The Warner Park Stadium in the Warner Park Sporting Complex, situated in Basseterre is the Home Stadium of the Saint Kitts & Nevis team.

Association:
The Saint Kitts & Nevis team is governed and organised by the St Kitts & Nevis Football Association. It was established in the year 1932, received FIFA affiliation in 1992 and CONCACAF affiliation in 1990. The President of the association is Peter Jenkins.

Manager:
Lester Morris, a former player for the country, is the present Head Coach & Manager of the Saint Kitts & Nevis team.

Trophies & Titles:
St Kitts & Nevis played their first international match in June 1979 against Jamaica, losing the match 1 – 2. Their biggest victory till date was in April 1992, beating Montserrat by a score of 10 – 0. They suffered their greatest loss to Mexico in November 2004, losing to a score of 0 – 8.

The team is currently ranked 163rd in the world by the FIFA World Rankings. They have had a best rank of 108 in July 2004, and a worst rank of 176th in November 1994. They are currently ranked 170th in the Elo rankings.

_Name: Estadio Anoeta
Location: San Sebastian, Spain
Capacity: 32,200

Estadio Anoeta is a multi-use stadium in San Sebastian, Spain. Though it is usually used for football matches it has also been used occasionally for Rugby matches. Built in 1993, it is the home stadium of the Real Sociedad. It can seat up to 32,200 spectators.

San Sebastian is one of the cities with a beach (La Concha and La Zurriola) in the centre of the city amidst historical monuments. The city is small and is divided into Centro, Gros and the Old city.

Trains can take you to the city from several places in Spain, Portugal and France. Overnight services are available to and from Paris and Lisbon. The city has two train stations: the RENFE (www.renfe.es) for national trains and the Euskotren (www.euskotren.es) for the local railway network.

The city has four different airports in its vicinity. The San Sebastian airport is 20km from the city centre and has a bus every hour but all other options such as cafeterias and shopping malls are not available. (www.aena.es/csee/Satellite?cid=1047570390938&pagename=subHome&Language=EN_GB&SiteName=EAS&c=Page)

The Biarritz airport (More info: www.biarritz.aeroport.fr/) in France is 50km away with low cost bus and train connections to the city.

The Bilbao airport is 100km away from the city but has good bus connections. The trip would take about 70 min costing around €15. (www.aena.es/csee/Satellite?cid=1047658432525&pagename=subHome&SiteName=BIO&c=Page&Language=EN_GB)

The Vitoria-Gasteiz airport is 114km away with some good bus connections.

_Mercedes Benz arena is the home stadium of VFB Stuttgart and is located in Stuttgart, Germany. It was named Mercedes Benz arena in July 2008. The crowd capacity of the stadium is about 56000. It also has facilities for track and field events. However plans are being made to renovate the stadium and convert it into an exclusive football stadium by the end of 2009.

The stadium is demarcated into four divisions:
The cannstatt curve where the home fans occupy the seats
The Untertürkheimer Kurve where the guest fans occupy the seats


The stadium has hosted four 1974 FIFA World Cup and six 2006 FIFA World Cup matches. It also hosted two matches of the 1988 UEFA European Championship.

The stadium has also hosted 7 international matches against Switzerland. The stadium has also been host to European athletics Championship and world athletic championship.

Transportation facilities within the city, to the city and to the stadium are very convenient. The city has light rail system called Stuttgart Stadtbahn, regular trams are also available and the bus network is also large. InterCityExpress and InterCity networks connect the city to rest of the Germany and other International destinations like Paris and Zurich.

Transport information:

Metro (U-bahn):
Line U1 to Mercedesstrasse or Wilhelmsplatz
Line U13 to Wilhelmsplatz in Bad Cannstatt
Line U11 & U16

S-Bahn:
Line 1 to Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion

Nearest airport:
Flughafen Stuttgart (17 km from the stadium)

The tickets are priced at 10- 44 euros and information can be obtained through website

 http://www.vfb-stuttgart.de/tickets/