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Bobby Moore’s family appeal to find England shirt he wore in 1966 World Cup final

The family of Bobby Moore is appealing for help to find the red shirt he wore in the 1966 World Cup final

Evening Standard

FA wants Bobby Moore’s missing shirt found and ‘put on display to the nation’

Moore captained England to World Cup glory against West Germany in 1966.

The Independent UK

Bobby Moore’s ex-wife urges return of lost shirt from 1966 World Cup final

Tina Moore unsure how red England shirt left her possession but it is now in hands of mystery private buyer

The Guardian - UK

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Bobby Moore's 1966 World Cup final shirt MISSING as family left baffled by mystery buyer

The shirt which Bobby Moore wore as he lifted the famous Jules Rimet trophy at Wembley in 1996 has gone missing, but a mystery buyer is claimed to have it in their possession

Daily Mirror

England World Cup star Danny Mills on tackling London Marathon - "race day is easy part"

Danny Mills played World Cup football for England and racked up more than 200 Premier League appearances, but these days marathons are his focus while his sons excel in their chosen sports

Daily Mirror

The exclusive West Ham club Declan Rice has joined after latest England cap in win over Italy

West Ham United captain Declan Rice won his 40th cap for England on Thursday night against Italy in Naples and marked the ocassion with the opening goal during a 2-1 victory

Football London

I'm the Dalkeith Darren Dods! Ryan Porteous rubbishes 'Scottish Bobby Moore' tag

BEING described as “the Scottish Bobby Moore” on social media last month by one excitable Watford supporter after another assured performance…

The National (Scotland)

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Remembering Bobby Moore's golden smile and roguish charm on 30th anniversary of death

England's World Cup-winning captain Bobby Moore died of bowel cancer at the age of 51 on this day in 1993, and he is fondly remembered for his humility and leadership

Daily Mirror

Ryan Porteous wows Watford fans as former Hibs star given 'Scottish Bobby Moore' tag

Ryan Porteous has taken to Championship football like a duck to water following his Hibs exit in January.

Daily Record

U.S. Supreme Court tells Texas to reconsider executing man convicted with faulty DNA evidence

Areli Escobar was sentenced to death in 2011 for an Austin murder, but even prosecutors now agree his conviction relied heavily on faulty DNA testing by the discredited Travis County crime lab.

The Texas Tribune

Pele, the footballing genius who pioneered the beautiful game

Pele redefined what was possible on the pitch

The Independent UK

‘The greatest of all time’ – Tributes paid after Pele dies aged 82

The three-time World Cup winner was widely regarded as the best to have graced the game

The Independent UK

Tributes pour in across the globe for World Cup great ‘King’ Pele

The three-time World Cup winner died on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Pele: The genius football pioneer who redefined what was possible on the pitch

Pele famously described football as 'o jogo bonito' - the beautiful game - and arguably no individual did more to make it so.

Evening Standard

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Evening Standard

Pele: The greatest footballer of all time and true sporting icon who inspired millions

When the news that Pele’s flame was dimming came on the same day that Lionel Messi was lighting up the World Cup with his 1,000th goal, it seemed somehow to align two sparkling stars of global football.

The Independent UK

Pele: The footballing genius who pioneered the beautiful game

The Brazilian superstar, regarded by many as the greatest footballer of all time, has died aged 82.

The Independent UK

George Cohen dies aged 83 – what became of England’s 1966 World Cup winners?

The class of 1966 still remain the only England men’s side to lift a trophy at a major tournament.

The Guardian - UK

England’s World Cup quarter-finals: Maradona’s magic to the likable lads

Before their date with France, we look at how they fared in the previous nine, from beer poisoning to Lineker’s rescue act

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Daily Mirror

Jamie Carragher names his best-ever World Cup XI using one player from each country

Pundits have picked their all-time World Cup XIs, using only one player from each country, with legends like Pele, Diego Maradona and Johan Cruyff proving popular

The Independent UK

Bobby Moore’s widow backs England to win World Cup

Stephanie Moore OBE thinks the Three Lions can beat France in the quarter-final clash on Saturday and go on to lift the trophy.

Irish Mirror

Adorable Harry Kane childhood snap shows how England's 'KO-King' honed skills used today

England captain Harry Kane is set to lead the Three Lions out against defending champions France in a World Cup quarter-final at Al Bayt Stadium on Saturday night

Chronicle Live

Newcastle United at the World Cup: 1970 - Pele's Brazil and the 'beautiful game'

The 1970 World Cup, the first to be watched on colour television, became a benchmark for the so-called beautiful game, symbolised by the brilliant yellow of the Brazil team

Daily Record

Bonhill six-year-old boy has raised over £500 for Cancer Research by doing keepy-ups

Aiden Yuill was shown the Bobby Moore Keepy Uppy Challenge in aid of Cancer Research UK by his mum Jan several weeks ago whilst looking for a football team for her son to join.

Chronicle Live

Newcastle United at the World Cup: 1966 - the Magpie who nearly made the England squad

The 1965-66 season leading up to England's World Cup victory at Wembley Stadium saw Newcastle United back in the top flight after four seasons in the doldrums of Division Two

Chronicle Live

Rejuvenated Newcastle United have presented England with three players in the form of their lives

United trio Nick Pope, Kieran Trippier and Callum Wilson will hope to build on excellent seasons at the World Cup

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