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Kick Off : 20:00 UK

England coach Fabio Capello has named Chelsea’s John Terry as his captain.

Defender Terry, 27, who succeeded David Beckham as skipper after the 2006 World Cup, was given the nod ahead of Manchester United’s Rio Ferdinand.

Watch highlights of the International friendly between Sweden and France here, right after the match.

Kick Off : 20:00 UK

Sweden and France will both be without key players when the pair start their attempts to get over a disappointing European Championship on Wednesday.

Sweden has to cope without star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who struggled in Austria and Switzerland because of a swollen knee and was unable to prevent his team’s exit from the first round.

Striker Thierry Henry has been made France captain for Wednesday’s friendly against Sweden in a bid to lift the team after their flop at Euro 2008.

Watch highlights of the International friendly match between Russia and Holland here, Right after the match.

Kick Off Time : 18:15 UK

Feyenoord defender Giovanni van Bronckhorst has been named as Holland’s new skipper ahead of their friendly with Russia.
The Dutch captaincy has been up for grabs following the international retirement of former first-choice stopper Edwin van der Sar following Euro 2008.

Van Bronckhorst’s appointment was made public by new Oranje boss Bert van Marwijk on Tuesday, as he puts the final preparations in place for his first game in charge in Moscow on Wednesday.

Russia will be without the services of full-back Aleksandr Anyukov and midfielder Diniyar Bilyaletdinov after they were ruled out due to injury.

Anyukov did not meet up with the national team in Moscow on Monday after sustaining a rib injury while playing with Zenit St Petersburg.

Bilyaletdinov was ruled out of boss Guus Hiddink’s side on Monday night after he failed to respond to treatment on a muscle injury.

Argentina beat Brazil 3-0 to set up an Olympic final against Nigeria in the men’s football competition.

Sergio Aguero put Argentina ahead when he chested in a low cross before his glanced side foot added a second.

Ronaldinho’s free-kick hit the post for Brazil and Alexandre Pato was dubiously ruled offside when he touched in a Marcelo cross in the aftermath.

Juan Riquelme’s penalty finished off a Brazil side who had Lucas Leiva and Thiago Neves sent off late on.

1-0 S.Agüero 52′

2-0 S.Agüero 58′

3-0 Riquelme Penalty