Fearless England ready for Algeria England are in a combative mood ahead of their must-win World Cup encounter with Algeria today, with the return of Gareth Barry a boost to their confidence. Fabio Capello's superstar team go into the Group C game in Cape Town under far more pressure than they would want after Robert Green's howler gifted the United States one point in their opening match. Whether the West Ham goalkeeper retains his Archlord gold, place remains to be seen, with David James and Joe Hart gnashing at the bit in the wings. In a boost, Gareth Barry will play after an ankle injury kept him out of their opener, which would allow captain Steven Gerrard to return to a more offensive role. The team has also been lifted with star striker Wayne Rooney Archlord gold and Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole back in training after the duo were restricted to gym and pool work following knocks in the opening game. Rooney, for one, is fired up and put the boot into England's critics. "At the minute world of warcraft gold, I've not seen anyone we should be afraid of," he told reporters. Wayne Rooney, who plundered 33 goals for Manchester United last season, said the players were ignoring the criticism. "That is his opinion and he is entitled to it. But we don't listen to world of warcraft gold what he has to say. We certainly don't play kick and rush and we don't take any notice of his comments," he said. Having failed to score in Germany four years ago, Rooney is still waiting for his first World Cup goal, but he denied he was under pressure. "Not at all," he said. "We've got players in the team who can score goals. For us to do well, I need to play better than I did and to score goals." Algeria, who have never faced England before, know that they too must win, having crashed 1-0 to Slovenia in their opener. Their only injury doubt is maple story mesos, goalkeeper Faouzi Chaouchi, who sprained his left knee in training on Tuesday. Captain Anther Yahia believes maple story mesos his side can cause problems. "We have qualities which should shine through," said the 28-year-old. "We are going to pose problems for the English. We will be more ambitious (than against Slovenia) and it is a role that suits us better." Algeria coach Rabah Saadane expects his players to give their all. "England are a superb team. I put them among my favourites. There will be very little change against them in terms of personnel, maybe one or two," he said. Hosts' heart broken, Switzerland stuns Spain It was a stunning day in the ongoing 2010 FIFA World Cup as hosts South Africa were whitewashed by Uruguay 3-0 on Wednesday night and European champions Spain lost to Switzerland 1-0 in the afternoon. Uruguay's star striker Diego Forlan broke millions of South African hearts when he scored a cracker of a long range goal in the 24th minute to put his 2moons dil, team ahead of Bafana Bafana in their second Group A match in Pretoria. The wound deepened when South Africa's goalie Itumeleng Khune was red-carded for a foul on Luiz Suarez in the penalty area in the 76th minute. Forlan took the penalty to 2moons dil make it 2-0 for Uruguay. A 94th minute goal by Alvaro Pereira made the final score 3-0. Uruguay's victory forces South Africa to beat France in their last remaining group match on June 22 if they are to avoid becoming the first-ever World Cup host nation to be eliminated in the first round. South Africa tied Mexico 1-1 in the World Cup opener. In Durban, Gelson Fernandes' charge before the net awarded Switzerland a historic 1-0 win over Spain in their Group H opener. This was the most unexpected result in the first round group matches. Switzerland never beat Spain in its past 18 attempts, managing only three draws. Fernandes, the midfielder of France's Saint-Etienne, stunned the spectators in the 52nd minute when a long ball was flicked back by Eren Derdiyok like a blitz. The move lured Spanish goalkeeper Iker Casillas to charge forward. His wrong timing left Barcelona defender Gerard Pique to clear the threat replica rolex, and made the man finally fall down, enabling Fernandes to slot it into the empty net. Swiss coach Ottmar Hitzfeld said "You definitely need a bit of luck to beat a team like Spain, but we started very concentratedly." His Spanish peer Vicente del Bosque replica rolex said "Today we did not show our true team personality. It's not a good sign to start the tournament like this, but we have to cope with it." Actually, Spain totally controled the game with their amazing skills, pace and composure, forcing the Swiss to chase the ball in most of the time. However, their countless shots were unbelievably poor. Swiss only had two chances but they cashed one. In Nelspruit, Chile, who finished second behind Brazil in the CONMEBOL region, were wasteful in attack in their World Cup Group H opener, only edging minnows Honduras 1-0. "I think we deserved the win, though we should have scored more goals," said Bielsa, coach of Chile. "We'll try to win the next game because the objective is to pass to the next round and start writing new records." "Now we have to knuckle down and improve for the coming matches against Spain and Switzerland," said Alexis Mendoza, assisting coach of Honduras, as their coach Reinaldo Rueda had been suspended by FIFA. In the 34th minute, Chilean midfielder Jorge Valdivia threaded the ball behind the back of the defence to teammate Mauricio Isla, whose cut-back was bundled home by forward Jean Beausejour. Both teams did not fast wow gold, play in a conservative way. Attackings and counter-attackings were full of the game. Chile looked superior in pace and teamwork. Today's duel was fast wow gold the one of the most one-sided matches of this World Cup since Germany hammered Australia 4-0. But the dominating Chile squandered too many chances to only finish with a 1-0 victory.