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'The ball fell down from the sky and changed direction' Norway boss stunned by England goal after 2-1 quarter-final defeat (opens the original)
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Norway are stunned by VAR's failure to intervene and chalk off Jude Bellingham's equalising goal for England. National team boss Stale Solbakken has stated for the record his view of England's controversial strike, right on the brink of half-time. Bellingham's strike came just two passes after the ball, from a goal kick, seemingly struck the television cable overhead and "changed direction", according to Norway's manager. Norway experienced a largely dominant first half in the 2026 World Cup, an
'We just got lucky, we HAVE to play better' Thomas Tuchel holds harsh feelings for England, despite 2-1 win vs Norway (opens the original)
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Thomas Tuchel has admitted that England "just got lucky" in their quarter-final victory against Norway this evening. The England boss did not shy away from criticism for his side in a post-match interview with ITV, expressing his disappointment in their performance. Now, the Three Lions boss has expanded on those feelings, speaking after the clash, and that dissatisfaction is still present. Jude Bellingham was the hero this evening, scoring two for his nation and sealing a comeback victory — now
Christian Pulisic’s World Cup showed he is a complementary star for USMNT, not a game-changing alpha (opens the original)
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Christian Pulisic has been the face of USA soccer for nearly a decade. He has produced memorable moments, scored dozens of goals and featured regularly for some of Europe's biggest clubs. Clearly, Pulisic ranks among the greatest American players ever. It is time, however, to have a conversation about what he is and what he is not.If the USMNT's underwhelming 2026 World Cup proved anything, it is that Pulisic is not the type of player who can consistently define matches. Yes, he remains a talent
Cape Verde exits World Cup with head high after sensational goal pushes Argentina to the brink (opens the original)
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Sidny Lopes Cabral had made his family a promise. If he scored against Argentina, he would find his relatives in the stands and celebrate with them. Cabral delivered, uncorking a jaw-dropping contender for best goal of the 2026 World Cup before sprinting over to his loved ones for a euphoric embrace that symbolized Cape Verde's improbable run on football's biggest stage. The joy lasted only so long, as the African island nation's participation at the World Cup came to an end on Friday night at M
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