But the Bulgaria boss has called for referee Viktor Kassai to protect his player should the Three Lions front man lose his cool in Friday evening's clash at Wembley.

The 24-year-old is known for his fiery temperament and has been subject to provocations from international rivals ever since his red card against Portugal in the 2006 World Cup.

In last month's friendly win over Hungary, Rooney suffered boos from some sections of the Wembley crowd for a disappointing World Cup in which he failed to score in four matches.

And Stoilov wants the Hungarian official to ensure the Manchester United ace does not overstep the line in his bid to beat the jeers.

Aggression

Stoilov said: "Rooney has great skills. I have to teach my players how to stop him on the pitch, not how to provoke him.

"That is not the style of the Bulgarian national team who have come over here to play fairly.

"But if Rooney is nervous because of his lack of goals, he should be punished if he is too aggressive."

Stoilov insists his team will look to take the game to England, but the Bulgaria coach admits avoiding defeat will be his primary aim.

He added: "We are not coming to Wembley just to defend.

"In a game like this, a win for us would be the perfect result but we hope not to lose.

"We have to fight to achieve that goal but we will try to play football and, in a game like this, you never know."

Still remain about two months for the Real Madrid give up visit to Camp Nou to be measured at Barcelona, however, fans culés and burn with desire to see Mourinho and his men by the Catalan stage. And that raises passions Luso between a hobby that fears and hates him equally.

Barcelona have put on sale this morning tickets for the league and Champions League this season, however, the first to run out, interestingly, were those of the Barcelona-Real Madrid next November 27/28 .

In less than two hours the fans had left all that was available and no more locations will again offer until days before enceuntro. A good example of that classic of the season is still dragging fans and supporters, to which is added the presence of a Mourinho that every time he goes to Barcelona, leaves no one indifferent.

Sergio Ramos, usually both the right side and the Spanish team Real Madrid, was receptive to the possibility of occupying the center of the national team back in the game against Liechtenstein, before the recent declines in the post.

For Ramos' most important thing is to play. " "I have many years alternating the position of lateral and central. Lately I'm playing in the band, although casualties Puyol or Albiol could be the fact of playing in there," he said.

The defender recalled that the central position is a position that does not is unknown and which does well: "But I adapted to the needs of the group," said Sergio Ramos minutes after arriving in the Austrian town of Fieldkirch, where Spain will play host before the game against Liechtenstein, qualifying for Euro 2012 Poland and Ukraine.

The Real Madrid central Portuguese Ricardo Carvalho said today that in the absence of his compatriot Cristiano Ronaldo-injured his ankle, "the player" key "for Portugal's Nani, Manchester United winger.



Speaking to reporters, Carvalho, marked against Cyprus the captain's armband, he stressed that the Red Devils player has "technique and strength."

Regarding the game against the Cypriots, valid for Euro 2012, the former Chelsea player said the combined Luso "is required to give the best" and stressed the importance of maintaining the union on campus. "We have to make a good game and show professionalism to good start in qualifying," the defender said merengue, who acknowledged that the current state of selection "is not easy or ideal."

Luso coach Carlos Queiroz is serving six months for disrupting a drugs test by insulting supposedly on 16 May a team of doctors while they control by surprise selection at 0745 local time.