One family, two nations: Brothers who have played for different international teams

Jerome and Kevin-Prince Boateng are not the first brothers to play for two different international sides.

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Here are the other footballing families who have been split by a national divide.

* Michele Andreolo (Italy) and Raymundo Andreolo (Uruguay)

* Gerry Baker (U.S.) and Joe Baker (England)

* Jerome Boateng (Germany) and Kevin-Prince Boateng (Ghana)

* Jim Brown (Scotland) and John Brown (U.S.)

* Chris Cahill (Samoa) and Tim Cahill (Australia)

* Archie Goodall (Ireland) and John Goodall (England)

* Dave Hollins (Wales) and John Hollins (England)

* Parfait Mandanda (Democratic Republic of Congo) and Steve Mandanda (France)

* Christian Vieri (Italy) and Max Vieri (Australia)

* Jose Luis Vidigal (Portugal) and Lito Vidigal (Angola)

* Manfred Kizito (Rwanda) and Nestory Kizito (Uganda)