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Harry Kane has never made an error this big – no wonder he looked broken

England captain’s career has been one of season-on-season progress so penalty miss takes him into uncharted territory

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World Cup 2022 diary: ‘Arabian Nights’ a curious experience under the claw

Qatar’s fan park fails to deliver desert vibes and a Brazil press conference quickly turns into a group therapy session

The Guardian - UK

England 1-2 France: World Cup quarter-final player ratings

Antoine Griezmann excelled for France but Bukayo Saka and Jude Bellingham were unlucky to be losers

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Morocco aim to break new ground for Africa after World Cup heartbreaks

Cameroon, Senegal and Ghana have narrowly failed at the quarter-final stage but Walid Regragui is building a powerhouse

The Guardian - UK

Brazil dismantle South Korea to dance into World Cup quarter-finals

Neymar scored on his return from injury to help Brazil roar to a 4-1 win over South Korea and set up a quarter-final clash with Croatia

The Guardian - UK

England are this World Cup’s Spurs. Now can they beat its Liverpool?

Gareth Southgate’s team have reached par in Qatar – but defeating the world champions will require something different

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World Cup 2022 diary: every good feeling in Qatar is lined with guilt

Away from the stadiums, there are ‘scenic’ strolls, gristly burgers and a chastening kickabout with Nedum Onuoha

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The heart of the World Cup: Doha Metro brings fans together

The Qatari capital’s $36bn underground rail network is a hive of activity – but its construction has carried a human cost

The Guardian - UK

‘Fan culture is changing’: England cheered by diverse crowds in Qatar

Factors including scarcity of alcohol and travel costs have changed the face of England’s support, but will it last?

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Australia and Argentina criticise Fifa over World Cup scheduling

Both teams face a three-day turnaround before their last-16 game, with the Australia defender Milos Degenek saying players are being treated as robots

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Argentina advance despite Messi’s saved penalty and Poland squeak through

Alexis Mac Allister and Julián Álvarez scored for Argentina in a 2-0 victory but Poland go through as group runners-up thanks in part to Wojciech Szczesny saving Lionel Messi’s penalty

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The old-school corporate shilling and Wales going gentle into that good night

In today’s Football Daily: Wales bow out, England roll on and LVG bristles

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Marcus Rashford revitalised to offer England hope of another World Cup run

England eased into the last 16 of the World Cup after a 3-0 victory against Wales, with two goals from Marcus Rashford

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Welcome to Lusail: Lego-city of the gods and one of the strangest places on earth

Andy Warhol would love the World Cup final venue, a super-Croydon, a post-modern Milton Keynes of the hyper-rich

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Blandest of displays proves England are still far from top of the food chain

On a night of stalemate with the USA Gareth Southgate’s limp team seemed content simply to stay out of trouble

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Stodgy England toil in cold footballing custard but the message is don’t panic

Gareth Southgate’s England delivered a performance protest in their stodgy draw with USA but perhaps this should be expected at World Cup of bad energy

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England 0-0 USA: player ratings from the World Cup Group B game

Harry Maguire was one of England’s better performers on a night when the USA’s three midfielders caught the eye

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Richarlison’s stunning double sinks Serbia to get Brazil up and running

Richarlison scored two second-half goals – including a stunning bicycle kick – to give Brazil a 2-0 win over Serbia in their opening World Cup Group G match

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You will never take away an England fan’s right to get ruddy excited

In today’s Football Daily: England, Wales, Roy Keane and more

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England 6-2 Iran: World Cup player ratings

Jude Bellingham and Bukayo Saka stole the show for England during their emphatic opening win over Iran

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Gianni Infantino drops some bars. As if this wasn’t tough enough already

In today’s Football Daily: We’ve seen worse! Plus Cristiano Ronaldo and more

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World Cup 2022 briefing: big guns join the party on day two

Three games feature, with England tackling Iran, Senegal facing the Netherlands and USA facing off with Wales

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Frazzled Qatar team fluff their lines on World Cup’s surreal opening night

Before the opening match we saw the World Cup mascot, a ghost, and Ecuador went through their Qatari hosts with just as much ease

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Phillips bids to repay faith shown in him after England call for Qatar

Manchester City midfielder Kalvin Phillips’ injury-restricted season cast doubts on his availability for the World Cup but Gareth Southgate underlined his faith in him

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World Cup fan village still a building site 48 hours before Qatar 2022 kicks off

The Rawdat Al Jahhaniya accommodation is near the stadium where Wales play their first game in Qatar, against the US

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