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In Germany covering #euro2024 for BBC Sport. Once described as a very bad footballer by Paolo Di Canio.
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'Iconic match at iconic stadium' - England win down to 'pure will'

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Image source, AFP via Getty Images Image caption, England are now three wins away from lifting the World Cup ByGary Rose BBC Sport journalist Published 6 minutes ago Harry Kane's voice in his post-match interview summed up the nature of England's epic World Cup win against Mexico at a raucous Azteca Stadium.
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The one club man who is Spain's under-the-radar hero Original

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By Gary Rose Verified
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Figure caption, Oyarzabal scores twice as Spain ease past Austria ByGary Rose BBC Sport journalist at Los Angeles Stadium Published 22 minutes ago Before every Spain game at this World Cup, one name has dominated the back of the shirts worn by fans - Lamine Yamal. He was the focus of the cameras at Los Angeles Stadium too when he arrived for Thursday's last-32 tie against Austria - and again the centre of attention when the players came out on to the pitch.
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'Why not take advantage?' - did hydration breaks spark England comeback? Original

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Image source, AFP via Getty Images Image caption, England boss Thomas Tuchel spoke to all his players during both hydration breaks ByGary Rose BBC Sport journalist Published 17 minutes ago When the first hydration break took place in Wednesday's World Cup last-32 match between England and DR Congo, the customary boos could be heard from the fans.
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