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Jeremy Cross

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Messi-mania rolls on but Cape Verde's brave crusaders have won the hearts of this tournament

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They started off as little old Cape Verde. But finished up being Caped crusaders. A team of Supermen who threatened to become Lionel Messi and Argentina's kryptonite. In the end the fairytale was brought to a crushing end, in the cruellest of ways. A deflected own goal from the head of Diney Borges, just three minutes before the lottery of a penalty shoot out.
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Brazil boss Carlo Ancelotti hits back at World Cup critics with perfect response

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Carlo Ancelotti has bit back at his critics - and insisted just one manager in history is more qualified than him to manage the biggest teams: Sir Alex Ferguson Ancelotti has found himself under fire in the wake of Brazil's unconvincing win over Japan to reach the World Cup last 16. The five-time winners had to come from behind to triumph 2-1 in Houston, thanks to second half goals from Casemiro and Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli.
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Lionel Messi's Miami homecoming proves David Beckham has delivered on his promise

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It's an occasion David Beckham was never going to miss. One he has had a significant role in creating. The sight of Lionel Messi turning on the bright lights of Miami. Only this time on behalf of Argentina in a World Cup , instead of the Inter Miami club he represents and Beckham co-owns. When Inter Miami decided to take the financial plunge and sign Messi from Paris Saint-Germain in 2023, it promised to be a game-changer. And it has been.
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