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World Cup 2026: England to face DRC, Clarke quits Scotland, South Korea president blasts team – live

Football | The Guardian

June 28, 2026

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World Cup 2026: England to face DRC, Clarke quits Scotland, South Korea president blasts team – live

All the latest news from as we reach the knockouts Player guide | Power rankings | Golden Boot | Mail usEngland reaction from our writers in New York/New Jersey.Bellingham can be dismissed a little by some as a player of moments. Is that bad? Moments win games. Bellingham is 22 and still finding his final form. He promises to do these things, walks and talks like he might do them. But then he also does them, which seems important. With England paddling here, he had the will and the craft to take out the spoons and rattle something off on his knee just when they needed it most. Continue reading...

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