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Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane have deservedly got the majority of acclaim for England's World Cup campaign so far‚ but the Argentine press have warned their squad of two other key players to watch out for. England and Argentina go head-to-head in the second semi-final on Wednesday in Atlanta (8pm‚ BST) with Spain awaiting the winner in Sunday's showpiece. Bellingham and Kane have spearheaded England so far with the pair having scored 12 of their 13 goals - including the former's brace in a 2-1 win after extra-time in the quarter-final against Norway on Saturday.
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Newcastle scouts already watched midfield transfer target and TWO other players back in January
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Erling Haaland and his team-mates touched down back in Norway to a heroes welcome after their World Cup exploits - with the forward curiously carrying a stuffed raccoon in his luggage. The Norwegian team landed at Oslo Airport on Monday afternoon after travelling home following their 2-1 extra-time defeat by England in the World Cup quarter-finals. Norway's dream run was ended by a Jude Bellingham double‚ with star man Haaland forced to watch the closing stages from the bench after being forced off before the second period of extra-time.
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Thomas Tuchel's men are preparing to take on the Norwegians in Miami with the crunch tie scheduled to kick off at 10pm BST. But tropical storms and extreme heat are already threatening to hamper the start time‚ and with the potential for extra-time and penalties‚ fans could be in store for another long‚ nail-biting night. It has led some to fear they would have to quickly down their pints and rush home to watch the conclusion of the match. But the Government has now confirmed pubs can stay open in England and Wales until 30 minutes after the final whistle is blown‚ even if the start of the game is delayed.
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I've already watched Camilo Duran up close as Celtic boss Martin O'Neill sees history repeat itself - Chris Sutton
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IAN LADYMAN IN MIAMI: If the thrill of watching England win in Mexico will form an abiding memory of this World Cup‚ so will the leaving the following day. The grace with which the co-hosts accepted their defeat was profoundly moving and maybe a little unexpected. 'Thank you for coming and I hope England win the World Cup‚' was the message at Mexico City airport check-in.
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Watch: Kylian Mbappe scores stunning goal and sets up Ousmane Dembele as France reach another World Cup semi-final
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Jordan Henderson's father has revealed he feared the worst after watching his son being taken off the pitch on oxygen on a stretcher following England's dramatic World Cup victory over Mexico. Henderson‚ 36‚ has been ruled out of the rest of the tournament after suffering a freak injury during celebrations that followed the Three Lions' 3-2 win at the Azteca Stadium. The Brentford midfielder slipped as he attempted to jump over an advertising board and landed awkwardly on his arm‚ sparking immediate concern from team-mates.
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Watch: Man City star Erling Haaland scores two sensational late goals to dump Brazil out of the World Cup
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The BBC and ITV are in stiff competition over every aspect of World Cup coverage - but there's only one winner when it comes to the television pundits. For your benefit‚ the Daily Mail has spent time watching each one and ranked them from worst until best. Some have been an instant hit with viewers. Others have been a damp squib.
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Malachy Clerkin: Late-night World Cup watching makes us both losers and winners. But mainly losers
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Last-32 win smashes record for most-watched soccer broadcast with 33 million viewers