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Chief Football Correspondent for The Telegraph….. we’re after the same rainbow’s end - waiting ‘round the bend, my huckleberry friend…
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Spain win World Cup in triumph of football over Argentine thuggery

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By Jason Burt Verified
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
Jason Burt Mon, 20 July 2026 at 6:36 am UTC 54 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Spain celebrate with the World Cup trophy after their victory over Argentina - Getty Images/Hector Vivas Football 1 Felons 0. It took extra time to get there but, thank goodness, we got there. The sport prevailed. Spain won the World Cup and we are all better for that. Football is better for that. It desperately needed Spain to win this final.
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The World Cup campaign that left England blaming Tuchel 'big time'

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By Jason Burt Verified, Matt Law Verified, Mike McGrath Verified
| MSN Verified
Jason Burt, Matt Law, Mike McGrath In the England dressing room after the numbing World Cup semi-final defeat by Argentina there were tears. This time, unlike after the final of Euro 2024, they only belonged to players and not the manager. Sir Gareth Southgate had broken down and wept in Berlin, and many of the players who had been with him through so many tournaments were sympathetic. That was not the feeling towards Thomas Tuchel.
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Chelsea agree record £117m deal to sign Morgan Rogers

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By John Percy Verified, Matt Law Verified, Jason Burt Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Morgan Rogers will become the most expensive British player in Premier League history after a £117m deal was agreed with Chelsea. The Aston Villa and England forward is expected to undergo a medical on Monday at Chelsea with the transfer eclipsing the previous British record of £116m for Manchester City's new signing Elliot Anderson.
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