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Rooney confident of qualification despite Polish draw

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The Manchester United star remains unfazed by the recent stalemate in Warsaw and reiterated that the Three Lions can still qualify for the 2014 World Cup if they win their remaining games.
England’s lackluster display against Poland just about summed up their performances on the International front.
Equipped with quality stars in their ranks, Roy Hodgson’s troops had to wait 24 hours for their initially scheduled match that got delayed due to a water-logged pitch.
And when they did take to the field, they were unable to retain possession in midfield and lost the ball under even the slightest of pressure.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Wayne-Rooney-c36736 had scored his 32nd International goal, via a gaff in the penalty box.
Poland drove on and looked the stronger of both the teams during the ninety minutes, but they failed to capitalize on their opponent’s sluggish performance and eventually had to settle for a share of the spoils.
The 1966 World Cup winners were lucky to have emerged with a single point, but surprisingly lie on top of their group with several games to spare.
Although their outing was from ideal, Rooney believes that the team still has the necessary skill to secure qualification and take part in the Brazilian showpiece event of 2014.
Speaking to reporters, the English forward claimed that the squad had not performed to the best of their talents but still managed to avoid a defeat against a strong http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Poland-c2983 line-up.
"It was a difficult game, a difficult pitch. We weren’t at our best but we dug in and got a draw. We know we can play better but this is a difficult place to come so it is a decent point."
Continuing, the former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749 should eventually be able to qualify for the tournament, especially considering that they have plenty of home games to go.
"We knew it was a tough group, but we’re still confident. We believe in ourselves and we believe we are the best team in the group, so we are confident of qualifying. Hopefully we will win the rest of our home games and have a great chance."

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