PARAGUAY TAKING T AND T SERIOUSLY

Paraguay's assistant manager Raul Vicente Amarilla believes it would be a mistake to underestimate World Cup rivals Trinidad & Tobago.
The Caribbean side join Paraguay, England and Sweden in group B.
"Paraguay and the other teams in World Cup Group B know we have to take care of Trinidad & Tobago. They are a good team," said Amarilla.

Amarilla was in London to see Leo Beenhakker's side beat Iceland 2-0 on Tuesday, and also watched England's 2-1 victory over Uruguay in Liverpool on Wednesday.
"I think that going to the World Cup thinking (Trinidad & Tobago) are a humble team would be an error. For me, they are a tough team and we need to take care of that," Anibal Ruiz' assistant said.
"They keep possession well and they have quite a good technique."
About England, who Paraguay will face on June 10, Amarilla said: "They have a good team spirit, they play like a team and they have lot of options.
"England played against Uruguay basically with the same squad as they will play in the World Cup." After the clash with Sven-Goran Eriksson's team, Paraguay will confront Sweden on June 15 in Berlin and Trinidad & Tobago on June 20, in Kaiserslautern.