By Kenneth Tan/Red Sports and Les Tan/Red Sports

We’re now down to the last four of the World Cup with 92 players dreaming of winning the most coveted prize in world football.

So where do the players from the four semi-finalists play their football during the regular season?

If this was a game between leagues, the score would read:

German Bundesliga 28 Spanish La Liga 24

The English Premier League? Not even close. Only eight players in the remaining four teams are playing in the EPL.

The bulk of the Spanish team — 19 — are playing in La Liga, while for Germany, 22 out of their 23-man squad lace up in the Bundesliga.

For Holland, their players are spread out across the Dutch Eredivisie (8), the Bundesliga (6), the EPL (4), the Italian Serie A (2) and La Liga (1).

The Bundesliga is seen as the best league in Europe now and few can argue with that assessment based on the performance of the German national team now.

SPAIN
Playing in Spanish La Liga (19 players)
Barcelona (8): Víctor Valdes, Sergio Busquets, Carles Puyol, Gerard Pique, Andrés Iniesta, Xavi Hernandez, David Villa, Pedro Rodriguez
Real Madrid (5 players): Iker Casillas, Raul Albiol, Sergio Ramos, Alvaro Arbeloa, Xabi Alonso
Valencia (2): Carlos Marchena, Juan Manuel Mata
Athletic Bilbao (2): Fernando Llorente, Javi Martínez
Villarreal (1): Joan Capdevila
Sevilla (1): Jesus Navas

Playing in English Premier League (3)
Liverpool (2): Pepe Reina, Fernando Torres
Arsenal (1): Cesc Fabregas
Manchester City (1): David Silva

GERMANY
German Bundesliga (22)
Bayern Munich (7): Hans-Jorg Butt, Holger Badstuber, Philipp Lahm, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Miroslav Klose, Thomas Muller, Mario Gomez
Werder Bremen (4): Tim Wiese, Per Mertesacker, Mesut Ozil, Marko Marin
Stuttgart (3): Serdar Tasci, Sami Khedira, Cacau
Hamburg (3): Dennis Aogo, Piotr Trochowski, Marcell Jansen
Bayer Leverkusen (2): Toni Kroos, Stefan Kiebling
Cologne (1): Lukas Podolski
Schalke 04 (1): Manuel Neuer
Wolfsburg (1): Arne Friedrich

English Premier League (1)
Manchester City (1): Jerome Boateng

HOLLAND
Dutch Eredivisie (8)
AJax Amsterdam (3): Maarten Stekelenburg, Gregory van der Wiel, Demy de Zeeuw
FC Utrecht (1): Michel Vorm
FC Twente (1): Sander Boschker
Feyenoord (1): Giovanni van Bronckhorst
AZ Alkmaar (1): Stijn Schaars
PSV Eindhoven (1): Ibrahim Afellay

German Bundesliga (6)
Bayern Munich (3): Edson Braafheid, Mark van Bommel, Arjen Robben
Hamburg (2): Joris Mathijsen, Eljero Elia
Stuttgart (1): Khalid Boulahrouz

English Premier League (4)
Liverpool (2): Dirk Kuyt, Ryan Babel
Everton (1): Johnny Heitinga
Manchester City (1): Nigel de Jong
Arsenal (1): Robin Van Persie

Italian Serie A (2)
Inter Milan (2): Wesley Sneijder, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar

Spanish La Liga (1)
Real Madrid (1): Rafael van der Vaart

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André Ooijer

URUGUAY
Spanish La Liga (4)
Villareal (1): Diego Godín
Barcelona (1): Martin Caceres
Valencia (1): Ignacio Gonzalez
Atletico Madrid (1): Diego Forlan

Italian Serie A (3)
Lazio (1): Fernando Muslera
Napoli (1): Walter Gargano
Fiorentina (1): Edinson Cavani

Portugese Liga (3)
Porto (2): Jorge Fucile, Alvaro Pereira
Benfica (1): Maximiliano Pereira

Chilean Primera Division (3)
Universidad de Chile (2): Mauricio Victorino, Alvaro Fernandez
Colo Colo (1): Andres Scotti

Uruguayan Primera Division (2)
Defensor Sporting (1): Martin Silva
Penarol (1): Egidio Arevalo Rios

Dutch Eredivisie (2)
Ajax Amsterdam (2): Nicolas Lodeiro, Luis Suarez

French League (1)
Monaco (1): Diego Perez

Swedish League (1)
AIK (1): Sebastian Eguren

Columbian League (1)
Deportivo Cali (1): Juan Castillo

Turkish League (1)
Fenerbahçe (1): Diego Lugano

Argentina League (1)
Banfield (1): Sebastian Fernandez

Brazilian League (1)
Botafogo (1): Sebastián Abreu

source: FIFA.com