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England’s World Cup glory probability rises ahead of Norway obstacle
The odds are in England’s favour to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup, but Norway hold a threat that must be taken seriously.
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How Belgium went from unspectacular underachievers to the world’s favourite team
Late goals, understated stars and Trump’s dance – Rudi Garcia’s squad face Spain in the quarter-finals looking for another surprise
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Tromp, Fletcher and Russell lift LAKR to No. 3
Narine’s 1 for 14 in four overs and Russell’s two blows in an over restricted Washington Freedom
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How to watch the men’s Wimbledon: Streaming options for the Semifinal
Find out how to watch the men’s Wimbledon, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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How will Nottingham Forest adapt to a three-man defence under Oliver Glasner?
Nuno regularly utilised a back three as a tool to see out games at Forest. But under Glasner, a back three is very likely to be Plan A
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Car accident is further turbulence for Mitoma, as questions linger over his Brighton future
A 48-year-old cyclist suffered minor injuries after she was struck by a car driven by Mitoma, who was uninjured
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Are France too good for the World Cup? Have goalkeepers cracked stutter penalties? Day 29 recap
Are Spain the only team that can stop the tournament favourites? And how does Pulisic injury change the narrative?
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What’s it like to play against Lionel Messi, the greatest footballer of all time?
Surprise shots, deceptive acceleration and lots of walking — opponents describe what they see when facing the greatest of all time
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Jude Bellingham has matured and is making the World Cup his own
England’s midfield totem looks happier and more mature this summer — and his team is reaping the rewards
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Crystal Palace, the National Sports Centre and why a return home was an impossible dream
The football club began life playing in the shadow of Sir Joseph Paxton’s steel and glass edifice, but attempts to return have been thwarted
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