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“The 1966 World Cup was never really on my radar, it was quite a surprise when I received a letter from the FA in December ‘65 saying I was picked for a game in February” Sir Geoff Hurst on ‘cutting it fine’ for the tournament that defined his career

The former West Ham man would end up front and centre of England’s finest hour

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Sixty years on: Was England's 1966 winning XI destiny, fate, or a chance affair?

It's a team ingrained in memory, but was it always destined to be that way? Sixty years on from that Wembley triumph, Paul Simpson explains how chance moulded Sir Alf Ramsey's legends of '66

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Sir Alf Ramsey: England's silent knight

He led England to the World Cup 60 years ago today, but remains misunderstood. In spite of his middle-class image, the Three Lions boss overcame racism, poverty and war to become a legend

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How England’s World Cup dream unravelled to leave one agonising regret

WORLD CUP 2026 : Thomas Tuchel lacked a formula, with poor planning adding to a campaign littered with problems, writers Richard Jolly, and more pain than failure in 1990 and 2018

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How have England fared in previous World Cups? The Three Lions’ best performances ahead of Argentina match

Tuchel’s Three Lions are set to go head-to-head with Argentina in what will be a historic clash

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England vs. Argentina: History of Fiery Rivalry Explained Ahead of World Cup Semifinal

The historic semifinal brings a fierce rivalry fraught with historical tensions to the United States.

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England and Argentina’s epic rivalry is much deeper than just football

WORLD CUP 2026: The two nations clash in a mammoth World Cup semi-final, writes Miguel Delaney, that will be embroiled in emotion, history and so much more

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Antonio Rattín obituary

Argentinian footballer whose refusal to leave the pitch after he was sent off during the 1966 World Cup quarter-finals led to the introduction of yellow and red cards

The Guardian - UK

England v Argentina World Cup head-to-head record – who has the edge?

England and Argentina will play each other for the sixth time at a World Cup in their semi-final clash on Wednesday in Atlanta. The first ever meeting between the two teams came in the 1962 World Cup, when England secured a 3-1 victory before being knocked out in the quarter-finals…

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The 10 (not entirely serious…) right-back options Thomas Tuchel should consider

England are scrabbling around to find someone to play right-back in the World Cup last-16 match against Mexico. Here’s a potential shortlist

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England’s surprisingly poor World Cup group stage record – and why it might not be a problem

England were held to a 0-0 draw by Ghana in their second match at the 2026 World Cup on Tuesday evening. This result means that England have failed to win all of their group games again, and their overall record in the early stages of international football’s biggest tournament is…

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Inside Thomas Tuchel’s England reign and how the ‘impossible job’ became perfect for a German

WORLD CUP 2026: Tuchel’s love for English football made the Football Association’s offer impossible to refuse, writes Miguel Delaney, and he has simplified the role with one clear task: to win the World Cup

The Independent UK

Preparation isn’t everything at a World Cup – but it helps a lot

From high-altitude training to made to measure kits, teams have resorted to all manner of things to adapt to conditions at the tournament

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The meaning of 1966: Does England’s only World Cup still carry the same relevance?

WORLD CUP : 1966 is now closer to the sinking of the Titanic than to this World Cup – England’s victory remains a blessed memory, writes Miguel Delaney, as well as a burden

The Guardian - UK

Will Wembley wobbles actually matter when England head to World Cup training camp?

Thomas Tuchel played down the significance of latest friendlies and history suggests team lineups can have little bearing on actual tournament

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Who was the first footballer to announce their international retirement?

Plus: swift ascents up the pyramid, Steve Palmer’s maverick set of shirts and an infamous 2004 Olympic penalty

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Ranked! The 50 best football teams of all time

The best football teams ever - club and country - from the dominant to the dynasties, invincibles to the inevitables, and everything in between

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Sir Gareth Southgate hints at Celebrity Traitors casting, while discussing 'enormous scars' of England job

Gareth Southgate has opened up on the impact of being England manager - and hinted at a future role on a hit TV show

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When Did Liverpool Last Lose Five Games in a Row?

Liverpool were relegated the last time they suffered a losing streak of five matches.

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Sir David Beckham: Here's the full list of footballing knights that Becks is joining

Reports suggest that David Beckham is set to receive a knighthood - and he would be in very good company alongside some of the great figures in British football history

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Squad goals: Toney’s inclusion offers window into Tuchel’s England approach

New manager is not concerned by developing culture or blooding players for the future. He knows his job is to win

The Guardian - UK

Brian Glanville, journalist lauded as ‘the greatest football writer’, dies aged 93

Brian Glanville, who was the Sunday Times’ football correspondent for 30 years and the influential author of The Story of the World Cup, has died aged 93

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50 Greatest Football Managers of All Time

For ten weeks, we at 90min ranked the top 50 greatest managers of all time. In those weeks, we at 90min published 100 articles on these managers, wrote the

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Sports quiz of the week: FA Cup, George Foreman and Trent Alexander-Arnold

Have you been paying attention to the big stories in football, rugby, boxing, motor sport, ice skating?

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