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Team – Founded: 1908 – Affiliated: 1963
Squad's local nickname: The Soca Warriors | The Squad (by jersey number) | The Squad (by field position) |
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 Shaka Hislop Ian Cox Avery John Marvin Andrews Brent Sancho { } Dennis Lawrence Christopher Birchall Cyd Gray Aurtis Whitley Russell Latapy Carlos Edwards Collin Samuel Cornell Glenn Stern John Kenwyne Jones  Evans Wise Atiba Charles Densill Theobold Dwight Yorke   Jason Scotland Kelvin Jack Clayton Ince Anthony Wolfe |
 Kelvin Jack (Dundee, Scotland) Shaka Hislop (West Ham United, England) Clayton Ince (Coventry City, England)  Dennis Lawrence (Wrexham, Wales) Cyd Gray (CL Financial San Juan Jabloteh) Marvin Andrews (Glasgow Rangers, Scotland) Brent Sancho (Gillingham, England) Ian Cox (Gillingham, England) Atiba Charles (W Connection) Avery John (New England Revolution, USA)  Chris Birchall (Port Vale) Aurtis Whitley (CL Financial San Juan Jabloteh) Anthony Wolfe (CL Financial San Juan Jabloteh) Densill Theobald (Falkirk, Scotland) Carlos Edwards (Luton Town, England) Dwight Yorke (Sydney FC, Australia) Russell Latapy (Falkirk, Scotland) Evans Wise (SV Wacker Burghausen, Germany)  Stern John (Coventry City, England) Kenwyne Jones (Southampton, England) Collin Samuel (Dundee United, Scotland) Jason Scotland (St Johnstone, Scotland) Cornell Glen (LA Galaxy, USA) |
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Coach⁄Manager: Leo Beenhakker (Dutch-born 
) } The own goal scored by Brent Sancho remains Trinidad and Tobago's Midfield Silvio Spann was released on May 31, due to a hamstring injury,  |
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| 1 |  Germany |
 England |
 Argentina |
 Mexico |
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| 2 |  Costa Rica |
 Paraguay |
 Côte d'Ivoire |
 Iran |
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| 3 |  Poland |
Trinidad and Tobago |
 Serbia and Montenegro |
 Angola |
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| 4 |  Ecuador |
 Sweden |
 Netherlands |
 Portugal |
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| 1 |  Italy |
 Brazil |
 France |
 Spain |
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| 2 |  Ghana |
 Croatia |
 Switzerland |
 Ukraine |
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| 3 |  United States |
 Australia |
 Korea Republic |
 Tunisia |
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 Japan |
 Togo |
 Saudi Arabia |
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Squad Abbreviations used by FIFA, as well as in this eBook| Group A: | Group B: | Group C: | Group D: |
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England |
Argentina |
Mexico |
| Costa Rica |
Paraguay |
Côte d'Ivoire |
Iran |
| Poland |
Trinidad and Tobago |
Serbia and Montenegro |
Angola |
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Sweden |
Netherlands |
Portugal |
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Brazil |
France |
Spain |
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Croatia |
Switzerland |
Ukraine |
| United States |
Australia |
Korea Republic |
Tunisia |
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Japan |
Togo |
Saudi Arabia |
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World Cup
External links to free clips Leo Beenhakker has previously coached the Dutch National Squad, as well as the famous Ajax Club and Feyenoord, in the Netherlands. Internationally, he has worked at a number of Clubs, among which, Real Zaragoza and Real Madrid (in Spain), Turkish and Arabic teams, and yet other teams and countries. Leo Beenhakker is likely the most well-traveled Dutch coach in activity!
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