Capello conundrum: England's problem positions

Tuesday 13 October 2009 16:43 BST

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England's World Cup qualification campaign was almost flawless up until defeat against Ukraine at the weekend.

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Despite this, there remain nagging doubts over which personnel should be starting for England when the team kicks off in South Africa.

Here we analyse England's problem positions and assess the options available to Fabio Capello.

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Capello conundrum: England's problem positions