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Boos and groans ring through Oxford's pubs for tense England game

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By Sam Drury Verified
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Last night's England v Ghana match may not have been the most gripping footballing spectacle that the World Cup has so far produced. But even the national side's stodgy sideways strategy and the 0-0 draw it deserved still packed out any pub in central Oxford in which it could be watched. From Chequers on the High Street to The Wig and Pen and The Grapes on George Street, TV screens drew crowds which, according to Chequers barman Luca Barresi, have been far from exclusive to England fixtures.
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Constant menace Munoz makes difference for Colombia Original

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By Sam Drury Verified
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In a side featuring Luis Diaz and James Rodriguez, it seems remarkable that Colombia's greatest threat in this World Cup has come from a wing-back. It is now two goals in two games at the tournament for Crystal Palace's Daniel Munoz - and he might reasonably think it should be more. It is no exaggeration to say he could have had a hat-trick in their 1-0 win against DR Congo.
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Clinical Haaland shining on biggest stage

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By Sam Drury Verified
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Erling Haaland scored twice as Norway booked their place in the last 32 of the World Cup with victory over Senegal in New Jersey. After just two games in the competition, the Manchester City striker has now scored twice as many goals (four) as any other Norway player in World Cup history. Haaland is clearly enjoying his first World Cup. Rather than being weighed down by the pressure of spearheading his country's attack, he is thriving.
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