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England 3-0 Ukraine: Women’s World Cup qualifier – live reaction

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By Will Unwin 
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She does not want reveal her next move after leaving Bayern. Over in the men’s World Cup, why not read Luke Entwistle’s interview with Didier Deschamps? The England players are gathered in a huddle, presumably not surprised to learn that Spain have won 6-1. The Lionesses will be seeded for 18 June’s draw for the play-offs, which begin in October. The Ukraine players, meanwhile, are lapping up the applause from their proud fans in the corner. They performed respectably in that second half.
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World Cup 2026: England prepare for Costa Rica, Scotland arrive at base, and more: football news – live

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By Michael Butler, David Tindall, Will Unwin 
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Scotland’s Steve Clarke has been branded “unprofessional” by Norway counterpart Ståle Solbakken. Solbakken hit out after Scotland cancelled a training-ground friendly against his side. The game between the teams – who are both based in North Carolina for their World Cup campaigns – was planned for Monday but the Norwegian Football Federation announced on Sunday it had been called off because of injuries in the Scotland camp.
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‘This may be our last chance’: rising sea levels threaten Kiribati’s World Cup dream

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By Will Unwin 
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A football derby played at a flooded stadium in Bairiki, South Tarawa, the capital atoll of Kiribati. Photograph: Mike Bowers/The Guardian “This is not just about football, it’s about building something from scratch,” Eriati Reebo, the Kiribati football president, explains. “A legacy, a story, that the world will always remember.” Kiribati, a group of Pacific islands south of Hawaii with 138,000 inhabitants, is seeking entry into World Cup qualifying for the 2030 tournament.
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