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60 years of hurt - England's World Cup wait in numbers

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By Mohamed Moallim
| Yahoo Sports Verified
When Bobby Moore climbed the steps at Wembley to lift the Jules Rimet trophy on 30 July 1966, few could have imagined England would still be waiting for another World Cup triumph 60 years later. That wait was extended once again on Wednesday as Thomas Tuchel's men squandered a late lead to a Lionel Messi-inspired Argentina, losing 2-1 in Atlanta to miss out on a place in the 2026 final.
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England top air miles among semi-finalists - does it matter? Original

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By Mohamed Moallim, Joe Bradshaw
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, England have been staying at Swope Soccer Village in Kansas City ByMohamed Moallim, BBC Sport Journalist and Joe Bradshaw, BBC Sport senior journalist Published 9 minutes ago A World Cup staged across three countries was always going to test teams in ways no previous tournament had. With 16 host cities spread across North America, nations have travelled further than before in pursuit of football's biggest prize.
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Should Argentina take Messi off penalties? Original

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By Mohamed Moallim
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, Getty Images ByMohamed Moallim BBC Sport journalist Published 32 minutes ago With every game that passes at the 2026 World Cup, Lionel Messi strengthens the case that he is the greatest footballer the game has ever seen. The Argentina captain once again dragged the defending champions deep into the knockout rounds.
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