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Germany goalkeeper Oliver Kahn is determined to use Wednesday's friendly against Brazil in Berlin - a repeat of the 2002 FIFA World Cup final - to show coach Jürgen Klinsmann that he deserves to retain the No1 spot. Goalkeeping rivalsSince taking charge in July, Klinsmann has made it [url=http://www.ctechoem.com/images/cheapjerseys.html]cheap jerseys[/url] clear that Kahn will no longer be an automatic choice for the national team. Jens Lehmann is pressing hard for the goalkeeper's jersey, while the FC Bayern München player has already been replaced as captain by Michael Ballack. 'Remain competitive'But with the 2006 World Cup being held on German soil, the 35-year-old is not going to concede to his bitter rival without a fight. "What I have to do is prove over the next couple of years that I remain competitive," Kahn said. "At the end of the day the most consistent and better goalkeeper will play." Final errorKahn was at his spectacular best during Germany's run [url=http://www.westphalstaffing.com/whats_new/nfl.php]nfl jerseys cheap[/url] to the 2002 final in Korea/Japan, although his heroics were overshadowed by the mistake that gifted Ronaldo the Brazilian opener in a 2-0 defeat. 'No revenge'Kahn, however, is not looking back. "It [the 2002 final] is of no importance to me," he said. "This match now is one of several we will play before the 2006 World Cup. For me it makes no sense to regard this game as something special - to talk about revenge is absurd." 'Clear idea'Klinsmann kicked off his reign with a 3-1 win in Austria last month, and Kahn is impressed with what he has seen so far. "He has a clear idea of what has to happen over [url=http://www.familyctr.org/shop.html]cheap wholesale nfl jerseys[/url] the next two years," the custodian said. "You can feel it in training, in the tactical options he chooses and also [url=http://www.histoirequebec.qc.ca/forum/]Cheap nhl jerseys wholesale[/url] in our daily programme. The players have more freedom but at the same time they are given responsibilities." Lift spiritsWednesday's friendly at a packed Olympiastadion will certainly give Klinsmann a measure of the task ahead. And reminding the German public of a World Cup final appearance, albeit a losing one, should help raise spirits after the disappointments of Portugal. Deisler backBut the biggest lift for Germany could come with the return of Bayern midfielder Sebastian Deisler, back in contention after recovering from depression. It is just over a year since he last played for Germany, and the 24-year-old wants to make up for lost time. "This is really a new start for me," said Deisler, who should win his 21st cap. "Every game, every training session is a gift." 'Dream come [url=http://www.nanny-governess.com/mec-changes/engs.htm]cheap soccer jerseys free shipping[/url] true'The match will be memorable too for Werder Bremen centre-back Frank Fahrenhorst, a debutant against Austria. This time the 26-year-old will be marking Ronaldo - so it is not just Kahn who has reason to recall the striker's goals in 2002 with trepidation. "A dream is coming true, but there are also a few nerves," Fahrenhorst admitted. Related ItemsKuranyi strike denies BrazilDark ages over for DeislerDeisler makes long-awaited returnOne too few for Klinsmann
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