WRAPUP 1-Soccer-Brazil hold sway over England, Argentina beaten
* Brazil continue dominance over England
* Spain beat Maradona's Argentina
* Italy and Netherlands in 0-0 draw
BERNE, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Brazil continued their dominance over England with a 1-0 friendly win on Saturday but 2010 World Cup hosts South Africa's troubles persisted with a 0-0 draw at home to Japan on coach Carlos Alberto Parreira's second debut.
Spain added to Diego Maradona's worries by beating his Argentina side 2-1 thanks to two Xabi Alonso goals, including a late penalty, as the teams already qualified for South Africa began their preparations.
Maradona faces a FIFA disciplinary tribunal in Zurich on Sunday over his unruly behaviour following last month's win in Uruguay which clinched his team's place at the World Cup.
He could receive a ban which would sideline him from part of the tournament.
In other games between qualified teams, Slovakia beat the United States 1-0 while the Denmark-South Korea and Italy-Netherlands matches ended in goalless stalemates. Continued...
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