Kahn's frustration

Bayern Munich goalkeeper Oliver Kahn admits he is at loss for what to do next weekend after Germany manager Jurgen Klinsmann decided to give him another break ahead of Saturday's friendly match with France in Paris.

Klinsmann continues to rotate his goalkeepers and Arsenal's Jens Lehmann will be between the sticks against France with Kahn allowed the luxury of some leisure time.

"I am torn, I do not know whether to play golf, go for a swim or do some dancing," Kahn told pay-per-view television channel Premiere.

The 36-year-old Kahn, who has been Germany's first-choice goalkeeper since late 1996, was pictured playing golf on his last time-out on September 3 when Germany lost 2-0 to Slovakia in a Bratislava friendly match.

"When I see that the best goalkeeper (Kahn) is playing golf when the match is on it makes me crazy," Franz Beckenbauer, West Germany's 1974 World Cup winner, said at the time.

Klinsmann has decided to keep Lehmann and Kahn, who have a frosty relationship, apart on international duty before making a final decision on who is number one for the 2006 World Cup.