Fabio Capello said some youth team Coaches in Italy “should be locked up” and are to blame for the World Cup debacle.

The current Russia tactician slammed the culture of forming players from a very young age to ignore technique.

“The youth sector needs to be a factory for players, teaching then technique more than tactics and this clearly emerged at the World Cup,” Capello told Gazzetta Regionale.

The President of the Russian Football Federation says Coach Fabio Capello will remain in his post despite a poor World Cup.

The Italian tactician presided over a Group Stage exit from the tournament in Brazil, where the team failed to win any of their matches.

Fabio Capello sees Italy’s World Cup exit as down to a lack of running, as he reflects on how European Coaches have been surprised this summer.

Only six European nations made it out of the group stage of this summer’s tournament in Brazil, with the likes of Spain, England, Italy and Capello’s own Russia all surprisingly eliminated at the first stage.

Fabio Capello was called a “thief” and urged to appear before Parliament after Russia’s early World Cup exit.

The Coach and his assistant Christian Panucci failed to steer Russia out of the group phase, finishing behind Belgium and Algeria, just one point above South Korea.

The President of the Russian Football Federation insists Coach Fabio Capello will be remaining in his post.

The Italian tactician presided over the nation’s disappointing World Cup campaign, which last night ended with Group Stage elimination following a 1-1 draw with Algeria.

However, during an interview with Russian newspaper Ria Novosti, Nikolai Tolstykh stressed his belief that the 68-year-old has done a good job on the whole while in charge of the country’s national team.

Fabio Capello blamed the referee for Russia’s World Cup exit. “I don’t know why all the officials are against us.”

Tonight’s 1-1 draw with Algeria meant Russia crashed out in the group phase with just two points and two goals scored.

“I am disappointed,” Coach Capello told Sky Sport Italia.

Algeria shocked Russia with a 1-1 draw, sending them through to the Round of 16 for the first time ever against Germany.

Algeria and Fabio Capello’s Russia go head-to-head for qualification, but it’s possible neither of them could go through.

This Group H tie kicks off at 21.00 UK time and so far only Belgium are guaranteed of a spot in the Last 16 of the World Cup.

Algeria need a win to be sure of qualification after their impressive 4-2 victory over South Korea.

A draw could in theory be enough, but only if South Korea don’t beat Belgium with a strong enough result to overturn goal difference.

Andrea Poli has hope that Pippo Inzaghi proves to be like Fabio Capello, as he admits to frustration felt under Clarence Seedorf.

Fabio Capello was frustrated after Russia’s late defeat to Belgium. “We played better, but they scored.”

The Italian Coach and his assistant manager Christian Panucci see their World Cup hopes hanging by a thread after today’s 1-0 loss in Rio de Janeiro.