World Cup 2014: Football Manager developers predict the team of the tournament - but which England player makes it into the XI?
A possible best XI at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil
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Thanks to a little help from our friends at Football Manager, we select our predicted Dream Team of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. With stars ranging from Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and even England, the side certainly contains a few big guns that could very well go all the way and lift the famous trophy come July 13
Paul the Octopus was the star of the 2010 World Cup, but with the marine psychic sadly no longer with us, we've taken over the mantle of predicting who will star in the tournament. Who knows, the Telepathic Toucon of the Amazon could beat us to the punch by the time June comes around.
Check out the predicted team of the tournament by CLICKING HERE.
Do you agree with our Best XI? You can leave your Team of the Tournament in the comment box at the bottom of the page.
Football Manager 2014 is out now on PC, Mac and Linux (RRP £34.99), and Football Manager Handheld is now out on iOS & Android (RRP £6.99). For more information, visit: http://www.footballmanager.com
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