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Bobby Charlton, the Manchester United and England soccer great, dies at 86

Bobby Charlton, English soccer icon & 1966 World Cup winner, died at 86. He was a gifted midfielder, never sent off in 758 appearances for United & 106 for England. He survived the 1958 Munich crash & won 3 English league titles & 1 FA Cup. He was admired for…

The Hindu

‘Truly a national hero’: football world pays tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton

David Beckham, Sir Geoff Hurst and many more from across the football world and beyond have paid their respects to Sir Bobby Charlton

The Guardian - UK

A true gentleman – David Beckham pays tribute to ‘national hero’ Bobby Charlton

Beckham came through the ranks at Manchester United having attended Sir Bobby Charlton’s Soccer School.

The Independent UK

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Sir Bobby Charlton: Gary Lineker leads tributes to ‘England’s greatest ever’

Charlton’s family announced in a statement on Saturday that England’s 1966 World Cup winner had died aged 86

The Independent UK

Gary Lineker leads tributes to ‘England’s greatest ever’ Sir Bobby Charlton

Charlton’s family announced in a statement on Saturday that England’s 1966 World Cup winner had died aged 86.

The Independent UK

We’ll be back: Lionesses tell of pride before flight home

The Lionesses made history by reaching the final but remained one step from victory after losing 1-0 to Spain

Evening Standard

Royal family ‘should definitely’ have attended World Cup final, says Sir Geoff Hurst

Ex-footballer’s remarks come after Prince William was criticised for missing the Lionesses play against Spain in the final held in Sydney

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Sir Geoff Hurst leads tributes from West Ham legends after Europa Conference League triumph

West Ham legends of the past have been reacting to their European triumph

Evening Standard

Declan Rice issues West Ham rallying cry as Vladimir Coufal aims to emulate legends Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst

West Ham's players want to go down in Hammers history and become icons in Prague tonight.

Evening Standard

David Moyes exclusive: ‘Fan backlash hurt... but now I want to make West Ham history’

Hammers boss speaks candidly to Standard Sport on a difficult season that could yet end with Europa Conference League glory

Evening Standard

'A Million Miles Of Smiles' - How Variety Golf Continues To Help Disabled And Disadvantaged Children

Variety Golf has put more than 1,600 Sunshine Coaches on the road to improve the lives of disabled and disadvantaged children

Golf Monthly

BBC Antiques Roadshow's expert thrilled as guest unveils identity of famous ITV dad

Wayne Colquhoun was wowed by the revelation

Liverpool Echo

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

Hurst: The First and Only review – misty-eyed football doc reveals the man behind the hat-trick

While too much time is spent on 1966 and all that Matthew Lorenzo’s profile draws out a hitherto unseen vulnerable side to the striker turned insurance salesman

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Newcastle, Manchester United and a big day out at Wembley

In today’s Football Daily: A trip to Wembley. Plus childhood delivery memories

FourFourTwo

Ranked! The 25 worst refereeing decisions of all time

Complaining about referees has always been, and always will be, a big part of being a football fan - and here are the most controversial decisions in history

The Independent UK

Who will break their club’s all-time goalscoring record next?

Harry Kane, Sergio Aguero, Wayne Rooney and Frank Lampard have broken their club’s all-time goalscoring record in recent years - but who could be next?

Daily Mirror

Extraordinary museum dedicated to Brazil football god Pele filled with Brit icons

The display, at the museum in Santos, includes comments about the 1966 World Cup which would upset Three Lions fans - but there is one unlikely hero from the World Cup many will be delighted to see

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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

Evening Standard

Kylian Mbappe and Neymar lead emotional tributes to ‘greatest of all time’ Pele after football icon dies

Tributes have been paid from the world of football and beyond after Brazilian icon Pele died aged 82.

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.

Daily Mirror

George Cohen: World Cup hero, England's greatest ever right-back and a thoroughly good man

The 1966 England World Cup winning star was a hero on and off the pitch as George Cohen spent his latter days campaigning for research into dementia and even volunteered to donate his brain to medical science

The Independent UK

Sir Geoff Hurst leads tributes as World Cup winner George Cohen dies aged 83

Cohen’s death leaves just two survivors from the team which beat West Germany 4-2 on July 30, 1966.

Evening Standard

George Cohen: Sir Geoff Hurst and Gary Lineker pay tribute to England’s 1966 World Cup ‘footballing immortal’

Tributes continue to pour in for George Cohen following his death at the age of 83.

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.

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