England, Brazil, Spain, others play international friendlies

England takes on Brazil in an international friendly with Chelsea defender, Ashley Cole, seeking for 100th cap against World Cup 2014 hosts.
The Three Lions are looking to celebrate the Football Association’s 150th birthday with a win.
World number one footballing nation, Spain, will host Uruguay while Portugal battle Ecuador as countries observe FIFA day set for international friendlies.

International friendly fixtures
February 5
19:30 Senegal v Guinea
19:45 Armenia v Luxembourg
February 6
10:30 Nepal v Pakistan
11:20 Japan v Latvia
12:00 Kenya v Libya
12:00 Korea DPR v Laos
12:00 Rwanda v Uganda
12:00 Zimbabwe v Botswana
12:30 Myanmar v Philippines
14:00 India v Palestine
15:00 Azerbaijan v Liechtenstein
15:00 Korea Republic v Croatia
15:00 Tanzania v Cameroon
16:00 Moldova v Kazakhstan
17:00 Cyprus v Serbia
17:00 Hungary v Belarus
18:00 Chile v Egypt
18:00 Slovenia v Bosnia-Herzegovina
18:00 Ukraine v Norway
19:00 Albania v Georgia
19:00 Israel v Finland
19:00 Spain v Uruguay
19:15 Turkey v Czech Republic
19:30 Malta v Northern Ireland
19:30 Rep. of Macedonia v
Denmark
20:30 England v Brazil
20:30 Greece v Switzerland
20:30 Holland v Italy
20:30 Iceland v Russia
20:30 Sweden v Argentina
20:45 Belgium v Slovakia
20:45 Rep. of Ireland v Poland
20:45 Scotland v Estonia
20:45 Wales v Austria
21:00 France v Germany
21:00 Romania v Australia
21:45 Portugal v Ecuador
February 7
00:30 Paraguay v El Salvador
01:00 Trinidad & Tobago v Peru
01:30 Bolivia v Haiti
02:00 Guatemala v Colombia