Woods and USA make Brazil

Chris Woods is another Manchester United man to have booked a place at the 2014 World Cup finals in Brazil.The Reds' goalkeeping coach is part of the USA backroom team and works closely with his former Everton colleague Tim Howard, who is the country's No1. The States clinched qualification with a 2-0 triumph against Javier Hernandez's Mexico while Shinji Kagawa (Japan) and Robin van Persie (Netherlands) are also safely through to next summer's global event.
Woods, who arrived at Old Trafford in the summer with new boss David Moyes, is to continue at international level under former Spurs striker Jurgen Klinsmann.
When asked by Inside United if he is staying in the role, he replied: "Yes, I really enjoy it. It gives me an opportunity to see other players in different parts of the world. So it can be a form of scouting, too!
"Jurgen Klinsmann is good to work with and it's enjoyable.
"You're not together day-in and day-out, that's the main difference with international football