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Everything to know about Jude Bellingham, England's star midfielder

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By Danielle Lerner Verified
| MSN Verified
Danielle Lerner, USA TODAY While England captain Harry Kane is the front man for The Three Lions, another player has been just as impactful during England's run to the World Cup quarterfinals: Jude Bellingham. Bellingham scored a phenomenal brace in England's gritty round-of-16 win over Mexico , setting up a quarterfinal clash with Norway on Saturday, July 11 in Miami.
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One kick, a lifetime of consequences: The immense pressure of World Cup penalties Original

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By Danielle Lerner Verified
| USA Today Verified
July 10, 2026, 3:24 p.m. ET Penalty kicks in the World Cup are uniquely high-pressure moments due to intense individual scrutiny. The 2026 World Cup has seen a historically low penalty conversion rate of 65%. Sports psychology experts say mental and emotional preparation is as crucial as physical skill for success. Consistent routines and rituals help players manage stress and focus during a penalty kick. A penalty kick shootout is the height of World Cup drama.
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She's a WNBA referee and a ballroom dancer. Angelica Suffren's remarkable double life

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By Danielle Lerner Verified
| Central Oregon Daily Verified
At work, Angelica Suffren prefers to avoid the spotlight. As a WNBA referee, her job is to be invisible. That’s not the case off the court, when Suffren takes center stage as a competitive ballroom dancer. On the dance floor, all eyes are on Suffren and her partner. “It’s 100% a completely different world,” she says. “At the end of the day, I have to remind myself that people want to see something beautiful. They want to be moved. No one is rooting for you to fail, so that also makes me want to give.
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