Veteran Kasey Keller heads to his fourth World Cup finals as the USA's first choice goalkeeper. The 36-year-old made his international debut in 1990 and travelled to Italia 90 as understudy to Tony Meola, before being overlooked when the USA hosted the finals four years later. He played all three games in the USA's dismal showing at France '98, but watched from the bench as Brad Friedel impressed during the country's run to the quarter-finals in 2002. The agile shot-stopper had spells in England with Millwall, Leicester and Tottenham, as well as turning out for Portland Timbers and Spanish outfit Rayo Vallecano. He joined Bundesliga side Borussia Monchengladbach in January 2005 and has since produced the best form of his club career.