Hiddink's young side return on Saturday to the scene of that 2-1 win which paved the way for Euro 2008 qualification at England's expense, the 84,000-seat Luzhniki arena in Moscow, to try to keep alive their chances of an automatic World Cup berth. "We haven't played in Luzhniki since that match so it would be great to see a full stadium again. The importance, the build-up to the match, the atmosphere, it's almost the same ... Then, we had to win to keep alive our chances of qualifying for the Euro 2008 finals and we did. It's a bit different this time as we've already secured a playoff spot." “It gives us more freedom. Full Article at Globe and Mail