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more- Portugal’s unbeaten run means nothing, insists Carlos Queiroz - Live Tennis: Wimbledon 2010 – The Championships Live - F1: Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel takes pole in Valencia - Sebastian Vettel tops final European GP practice - Dunga lashes out at defensive Portugal after Brazil stalemate Portugal’s unbeaten run means nothing, insists Carlos Queiroz Posted: 26 Jun 2010 02:32 PM PDT Queiroz has played down the importance of Portugal's impressive statistics (Photo: RTP) His side may be unbeaten at the 2010 World Cup but Portugal manager Carlos Queiroz is refusing to get carried away. Portugal set up an enticing last 16 tie with Spain when they played out a goalless draw with Brazil on Friday—a result which ensured the continuation of their impressive unbeaten run of 19 matches under their current manager. Queiroz, however, insists the number is meaningless. “Statistics don’t mean very much,” said Queiroz. “They might build up our confidence, but we cannot go to the round of 16 just with reputation and statistics. “Our players have to prove their worth on the pitch.” The Portugal manager, 57, also played down the significance of his side’s solid defensive record having kept 22 clean sheets in their last 26 matches. “This shows that we are playing good defence,” continued the former Real Madrid manager. “But we have to keep our feet on the ground because now the knock-out round begins and any mistakes can send you home.” Queiroz admitted that he has not had time to analyse his side’s next opponents during the group stages, but will do his best to prepare his side for the match against their Iberian rivals. I have not analysed any other groups up to now,” he admitted. “I have just focused on my group, which was enough work. “But now we will prepare to be at our best in our next match. The important thing is that we play how we know.” - Portugal not concerned by Spain threat, insists Ronaldo - Dunga lashes out at defensive Portugal after Brazil stalemate - Dutch can go the distance, insists Van der Vaart Live Tennis: Wimbledon 2010 – The Championships Live Posted: 26 Jun 2010 11:10 AM PDT Keep up-to-date with the very latest scores from the 2010 Championships at Wimbledon by using our automatically-updating score tracker. You can select a match using the controls in the tracker, and watch as the scores are updated in real-time from all courts at SW19 in London. The virtual scoreboard may take a few seconds to load. - Maria Sharapova rediscovers her lost Wimbledon form - ‘Lucky’ Roger Federer praises Alejandro Falla display - French Open Tennis: Roland Garros 2010 Live F1: Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel takes pole in Valencia Posted: 26 Jun 2010 08:32 AM PDT (Photo: PH-Stop) Sebastian Vettel led Red Bull to their fourth front-row lock out of the season in qualifying for the European Grand Prix in Valencia. The German recorded his fourth pole of 2010 season with a time of 1:37:587 to equal as Red Bull returned to their season dominance of qualifying. McLaren's Lewis Hamilton overcame a difficult final practice session to take third, with team mate Jenson Button back in seventh. Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa came home fourth and fifth ahead of Renault's Robert Kubica who had shown pace in final practice. Williams continued their good form this weekend as both Nico Hülkenberg and Rubens Barrichello both set a 1:38:428 to take eighth and ninth, with Hülkenberg ahead as he set the time first; under pressure Renault driver Vitaly Petrov rounded out the top 10. Vettel's time smashed the previous quickest pole time set by Massa in 2008 by just over 1.9 seconds, and was 1.4 seconds quicker than Hamilton's pole time last year. Despite a good outing in final practice Force India will be disappointed with their qualifying with Adrian Sutil finishing thirteenth and Vitantonio Liuzzi fourteenth, despite both cars finishing inside the top 10 in final practice. Michael Schumacher's dismal return to F1 continued as he endured his worst qualifying session to start fifteenth for the race, just three tenths quicker than the Sauber of Pedro De La Rosa, with team mate Nico Rosberg half a second quicker in twelfth. Toro Rosso’s Sébastien Buemi continued to show his worth, and promise as a future world champion, as he qualified eleventh and almost a second quicker than team mate Jaime Algerusauri in seventeenth. Of the newest teams Lotus, celebrating their 500th race, continued to show they are the best-placed to eventually succeed. Jarno Trulli led teammate Heikki Kovalainen to take nineteenth and twentieth, 1.3 seconds slower than Sauber's Kamui Kobayashi but 1.4 seconds ahead of the leading Virgin Racing car of Lucas di Grassi, and almost 2 seconds quicker than the leading Hispania car of Karun Chandhok. That is now eight poles from nine races for Red Bull and the grid for tomorrow is set up for a fantastic showdown between Red Bull, McLaren and Ferrari ahead of England's World Cup clash with Germany. Overtaking has been limited on the Valencia Street Circuit in recent years, so expect a bit of a scramble down to the tricky turn two as drivers jostle to get ahead. The race is live on BBC 2 and the BBC website in the UK from 13:00 BST, with BBC's race coverage beginning at 12:10. - Sebastian Vettel tops final European GP practice - Lewis Hamilton takes pole for Canadian Grand Prix - Mark Webber takes pole for Sunday’s Turkish Grand Prix Sebastian Vettel tops final European GP practice Posted: 26 Jun 2010 03:45 AM PDT (Photo: PH-Stop) Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel set a late quick lap to record the fastest time in final practice for the European Grand Prix. The German's one minute 38:052 was one tenth quicker than Renault's Robert Kubica who had set his own stunning lap just minutes before. Just one second covered the top 12 drivers ahead of qualifying later this afternoon, with the top six separated by just half a second and no team really dominating. McLaren had problems on both cars, Lewis Hamilton a minor issue with the front left brake, while Jenson Button needed a gurney flap added to his rear wing to counter instability through the fast corners. As McLaren struggled, both Force India and Williams took advantage with Adrian Sutil looking competitive throughout final practice to take fourth quickest with a time of 1:38:500, while Barrichello took sixth for Williams with a 1:38:623, and Sutil's team mate Tonio Liuzzi took seventh with a 1:38:676. Virgin Racing's Lucas Di Grassi set the first lap of one minute 43:867 almost twenty minutes into final practice as many cars waited for the smaller teams to go out and start the process of bedding in the track. Fernando Alonso was quick from his first run, setting the fastest lap before Vettel, Kubica, Mark Webber and Force India's Adrian Sutil, all jumped ahead as teams switched to the option tyres for the final runs, as Alonso settled for third fifth fastest with a 1:38:513. After a steady pace throughout practice the action picked up in the last five minutes with all cars on track as the teams made their final preparations for qualifying. At the back, Lotus were again the quickest of the new teams as Heikki Kovalainen finished 1.5 seconds off the slowest of Sauber of Pedro De La Rosa's 1:39:699. Michael Schumacher's poor form continued as the seven-time world champion could only manage fifteenth quickest with a 1:39:222, behind rookies Nico Hülkenburg and Vitaly Petrov. Schumacher's team mate Nico Rosberg recorded the eleventh quickest time behind the McLarens with a 1:38:822. Ferrari, Red Bull and Renault look strong for qualifying following final practice, with McLaren and Mercedes set for a battle to join the top six. But are McLaren sandbagging? It would be an unusual move, but it is clear that Ferrari and Red Bull are making good use of the F-duct and blown diffuser combination – McLaren have just the F-duct, while Renault have just the blown diffuser. Qualifying is at 13:00 BST Live on BBC 1/Red Button/BBC website in the UK. - Mark Webber takes pole for Sunday’s Turkish Grand Prix - F1: Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel takes pole in Valencia - Lewis Hamilton takes pole for Canadian Grand Prix Dunga lashes out at defensive Portugal after Brazil stalemate Posted: 26 Jun 2010 03:31 AM PDT Dunga accused Portugal of 'not wanting to attack' (Photo: Reto Stauffer) Brazil coach Dunga struck out at Portugal after their unspectacular 0-0 draw in Durban yesterday. Both sides progress to the knockout stages of the competition but Dunga expressed his disappointment at what he perceived as Portuguese negativity. "We are not happy," said the 1994 World Cup winner. "Brazil always play to win and we tried to attack until the end. Portugal didn’t want to attack, they wanted to defend." "My team is always ready to go forward and that was the case today." Brazil have often been accused of being overly negative during Dunga's reign as coach. But the 46-year-old, who took charge following the 2006 World Cup, laid the blame firmly on Carlos Queiroz's Portugal. "The Portuguese team defended from midfield backwards," he added. "It made it difficult to penetrate their defence. We nevertheless had three or four goalscoring opportunities.” - Portugal’s unbeaten run means nothing, insists Carlos Queiroz - Dunga hits back at critics ahead of North Korea opener - ‘Superman’ Ronaldo can lead Portugal to World Cup glory You are subscribed to email updates from The Sport Review To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. 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