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FIFA.com wants to know who you think will earn themselves the Golden Boot at UEFA EURO 2012 in Poland and Ukraine?

FIFA.com pays tribute to the artistic exploits of Juventus icon Alessando Del Piero, who brings to an end an historic 19-year career with I Bianconeri on Sunday.

After ending a 32-year drought in reaching the 2006 FIFA World Cup™, a new-look Australia have overcome the pain associated with those failed campaigns and are optimistic of a third straight appearance on the world stage.

In our regular Sunday feature, FIFA.com presents you with some of the biggest names in football who will be celebrating their birthdays over the coming week.

Didier Drogba insisted that Chelsea never stopped believing they could win the Champions League after he scored the crucial penalty kick in a nerve-shredding shootout triumph over Bayern Munich.

Didier Drogba twice came to Chelsea's rescue, equalising in normal time before stepping up to the spot to seal the Blues a 4-3 victory on penalties over Bayern Munich and a first ever UEFA Champions League trophy.
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A second-half Benni McCarthy double sealed Orlando Pirates a 4-2 win over Golden Arrows and a second successive South African Premiership title, while Moroka Swallows were made to settle for second.

Manchester United goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard has been named to Denmark's UEFA EURO 2012 squad, with coach Morten Olsen convinced of the keeper's fitness after three training sessions.

Chelsea named 22-year-old winger Ryan Bertrand to their starting line-up for the UEFA Champions League final, while Bayern Munich included Anatoliy Tymoshchuk in Holger Badstuber's absence.

Hearts have won the 2011/12 Scottish Cup after thrashing ten-man rivals Hibernian 5-1 at Hampden Park, with goals from Darren Barr, Danny Grainger, Ryan McGowan and a Rudi Skacel brace doing the damage.