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Vidic was part of Serbia and Montenegro's 2006 World Cup squad but missed the entire tournament through suspension and a knee injury. "Hence I see this as my first World Cup and it

could also be my last because I will be 29 in October," the Manchester United centre back told the Serbian Football Association website. "So I am really keen to achieve some kind

of success with the national team and reaching the last 16 in South Africa would be a good result. You may like "No matter how much silverware you in win your career you always want

more," said Vidic, who won three successive league titles and the 2008 Champions League with United. Serbia's build-up to the finals suffered a hiccup following a 1-0 warm-up

defeat by New Zealand on Saturday but Vidic said the team had taken plenty of positives from the upset. "Sometimes you can learn more from a defeat in a friendly against unheralded

opposition than you would from a routine win but we do have to address individual mistakes, I made a few myself against New Zealand," he said. "We are looking forward to our

opening Group D match against Ghana in Pretoria on June 13, we know they will be missing their best player Michael Essien but they have an oustanding crop of young players who can step

in." The best features, fun and footballing quizzes, straight to your inbox every week. The Serbians also play Germany in Port Elizabeth on June 18 and Australia in Nelspruit on June

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