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By Craig Hope Follow @@CraigHope01 We are down to the final two and this most enthralling of World Cups will climax with either Germany or Argentina crowned champion. They are both worthy victors, Germany having coupled fortitude with flair on their march to the final while Argentina have proved resilient and resourceful during their passage. But who will come out on top? Here, Sportsmail examines the likely starting XIs and determines who has the pick of the players on display… VIDEO Scroll down for 'Beckham: Argentina will beat Germany 3-1, with Messi a winner' GOALKEEPER Manuel Neuer The Bayern Wall is a solid foundation upon which to build a team and he has been an impassable presence in Brazil. The world’s number one No1 has proved his standing as thus at the finals and – like Dino Zoff, Gianluigi Buffon and Iker Casillas – is deserving of a World Cup winner’s medal.
is nonetheless the best player on the park and without him
OPTIONS:
- Argentina
- Bayern Wall
- Beckham
- Brazil
- Craig Hope
- CraigHope01
- Dino Zoff
- Germany
- Gianluigi Buffon
- Holland
- Iker Casillas
- Joachim Low
- Lionel Messi
- Manuel Neuer
- Mats Hummels
- Messi
- No1
- Sao Paulo
- Sportsmail
- Thomas Muller
- Toni Kroos
- World Cup
- World Cups

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Argentina

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London (CNN) -- Three summers ago, my wife and I were settling into a short summer holiday when I received an unexpected phone call from the police chief in Tottenham, the part of North London where I grew up and now represent in the UK Parliament. Phone calls from police officers are not uncommon in my line of work, but when the chief's number appeared on my screen I knew this was serious. I was right. The voice at the other end of the phone informed me that a black man had been shot dead by armed police in my constituency. His name was Mark Duggan. I knew immediately that I had to return home, and jumped on the first train back the following morning.
While there are differences between the Tottenham riots and events in
OPTIONS:
- British, the similarities are stark.
- CNN, the similarities are stark.
- David Lammy, the similarities are stark.
- Ferguson, the similarities are stark.
- London, the similarities are stark.
- Mark Duggan, the similarities are stark.
- North London, the similarities are stark.
- Parliament, the similarities are stark.
- Tottenham, the similarities are stark.
- UK, the similarities are stark.

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Ferguson, the similarities are stark.

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By Daniel Martin and Alan Simpson, Scottish Political Reporter and Matt Chorley Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown said it would be 'bizarre' to put Scottish pensions at risk Gordon Brown has warned Scots that their country may not be able to afford the state pension if it opts  for independence. The former Prime Minister said a Yes vote for independence would mean the loss of the ‘pooling and sharing’ of resources which help pay for retired people’s benefits. Mr Brown said he did not believe Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond’s assertions that pensions would continue to be paid, pointing to questions over the value of North Sea oil revenues in the coming years.
must keep the common
OPTIONS:
- Alan Simpson National Insurance fund that we have
- Alex Salmond National Insurance fund that we have
- British National Insurance fund that we have
- Brown National Insurance fund that we have
- Daniel Martin National Insurance fund that we have
- Gordon Brown National Insurance fund that we have
- Matt Chorley National Insurance fund that we have
- North Sea National Insurance fund that we have
- Pensions National Insurance fund that we have
- Scots National Insurance fund that we have
- Scottish National Insurance fund that we have
- UK National Insurance fund that we have
- Yes National Insurance fund that we have

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British National Insurance fund that we have