Coach Blazer picks his Best XI
Meghan Bower
Issue date: 7/15/10 Section: 2010 World Cup
In a month of FIFA World Cup firsts, here is the tournament's Best XI and most memorable moment, according to DePaul men's soccer coach Craig Blazer.
Goalkeeper: Iker Casillas (Spain)
Right back: Sergio Ramos (Spain)
Center back: Gerard Pique (Spain)
Center back: Carles Puyol (Spain)
Left back: Giovanni van Bronckhorst (Netherlands)
Center midfield: Andre Iniesta (Spain)
Center midfield: Xavi (Spain)
Right wing: Diego Forlan (Uruguay)
Attacking midfielder: Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands)
Left wing: Arjen Robben (Netherlands)
Striker: David Villa (Spain)
Manager: Vincente del Bosque (Spain)
Most Memorable Moment: Van Bronckhorst's long range goal against Uruguay was outstanding, but for me Landon Donovan's goal in the closing minutes of the second half against Algeria created a new interest in U.S. Soccer.
Goalkeeper: Iker Casillas (Spain)
Right back: Sergio Ramos (Spain)
Center back: Gerard Pique (Spain)
Center back: Carles Puyol (Spain)
Left back: Giovanni van Bronckhorst (Netherlands)
Center midfield: Andre Iniesta (Spain)
Center midfield: Xavi (Spain)
Right wing: Diego Forlan (Uruguay)
Attacking midfielder: Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands)
Left wing: Arjen Robben (Netherlands)
Striker: David Villa (Spain)
Manager: Vincente del Bosque (Spain)
Most Memorable Moment: Van Bronckhorst's long range goal against Uruguay was outstanding, but for me Landon Donovan's goal in the closing minutes of the second half against Algeria created a new interest in U.S. Soccer.
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norma romero
posted 7/20/10 @ 9:36 AM CST
The best 11 players are most from Spain, how about Muller from Germany? Spain was not the best team... they just were lucky to win the World Cup....
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