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Argentina win World Cup after penalty shootout victory over France

Argentina 3-3 France (4-2 on pens): Kylian Mbappe’s hat-trick was in vain as Lionel Messi instead won the trophy he wanted the most in his final World Cup game

The Independent UK

'Bit of a joke' - Colin Harvey names Alan Ball as one of Everton's two 'great' players

EXCLUSIVE - Everton and the World Cup: Colin Harvey recalls his team-mate Alan Ball who the Blues signed after his man-of-the-match display in England's 4-2 victory in the 1966 final

Liverpool Echo

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

The Guardian - UK

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Marcus Rashford scores England’s 100th goal at World Cups

England’s third goal against Wales brought up their World Cup century

The Independent UK

'The gloom of recession means we need a World Cup win more than ever'

A win for the England team at the World Cup in Doha would bring some cheer to the nation following an Autumn Statement of soaring prices, high taxes and stagnating wages

Daily Mirror

Sir Geoff Hurst says England CAN win World Cup and it will give nation much-needed boost

Sir Geoff Hurst said England can win the World Cup and it won't be a surprise if they do - as footballers are 'top level' and have great experience after reaching the final of the Euros last year

Daily Mirror

Sir Geoff Hurst says World Cup final not first memory he'd relive after family heartache

As the only man to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final, Hurst has lived with celebrity for 56 years - but a stunning documentary reveals the glory and fame was punctuated by heartbreak

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Most iconic World Cup moments of all time - including Maradona's 'Hand of God' in 1986

Football fans have voted for the greatest World Cup moments of all time - with Bobby Moore lifting the Jules Rimet trophy in 1966 taking second place

Daily Mirror

The new films and shows out on Now this weekend – November 11

Sky’s subscription service has some great new content dropping in November

Manchester Evening News

World Cup 1966: Africa’s boycott, Pele’s injury, England’s trophy

It took 36 years for football’s biggest competition to be hosted by the nation where it was first played.

Al Jazeera

'Jamie and Harry’s World Cup Challenge: Got, Got, Need more sales pitch than fever pitch'

Jack Whitehall sets Jamie and Harry Redknapp a World Cup challenge complete with brand promotion that will leave footie fans green with envy - but Emma Pryer is not sure how much more of the lads banter she can stomach…

Daily Mirror

Items detailing iconic World Cup commentator's WWII heroics set for five-figure sale

Kenneth Wolstenholme is best remembered for his immortal phrase: “They think it’s all over – it is now” as Geoff Hurst sealed England’s 1966 World Cup win at Wembley

Daily Mirror

Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' tops list of most controversial World Cup moments

Football fans have shared the top World Cup moments they think could have benefited from VAR replays - including Diego Maradona and Frank Lampard goals

Daily Mirror

Jack Charlton's family back call for Leeds United legend to be awarded posthumous knighthood

Jack Charlton's widow Pat and son Peter have called for the entire 1966 World Cup winning team to receive knighthoods.

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Wales Online

Football fans still annoyed about Maradona's Hand of God

Ahead of the World Cup here are 10 moments that could have been charged by VAR

Daily Mirror

Jack Charlton's family back Mirror's call to hand 1966 World Cup legend a knighthood

The England hero, who earned 35 caps, had a playing that career spanned more than two decades at Leeds United and he still holds the club record for most appearances

Wales Online

Badly drawn football sticker artists release World Cup book

Alex and Sian Pratchett first began drawing footballers for the 2014 World Cup album because they could not justify the cost of filling it with official stickers

Wales Online

Half of over 70s don’t feel fully confident using their mobile phones

BT has teamed up with football legend Sir Geoff Hurst

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Daily Mirror

FA Cup wondergoal hero sells medal for double the price it was expected to fetch

Former Arsenal striker Alan Sunderland has sold his 1979 FA Cup final medal for £21,000 after previously saying he was considering the sale to “make life a little easier "

The Guardian - UK

From 1966 to 2022: two finals a world apart, but Lionesses’ win felt even sweeter

Pioneering reporter was a Wembley witness to both Alf Ramsey’s World Cup winners and a stunning Euro 2022 victory

Daily Mirror

Lionesses are Pride of England - now it's their time to make history in Euro Final

Football stars Beth Mead, captain Leah Williamson and Alessa Russo will step out in front of an 87,200 capacity crowd at Wembley - the biggest ever attendance for a women's Euro final.

The Independent UK

Bobby Moore lifting Jules Rimet and penalty pain: England’s major finals

England have reached the final of Euro 2022

Daily Mirror

England boss Gareth Southgate sent Harry Kane task if he wants World Cup gloryh

England are continuing their hunt for a major competition win but Gareth Southgate has been told he must ease the team's reliance on Harry Kane if they want to be successful in Qatar

The Independent UK

Sir Geoff Hurst: Euros glory for Lionesses would be major boost for English game

Sarina Wiegman’s side will be looking to land the title on home soil.

Daily Mirror

Bobby Moore's last-minute manoeuvre to avoid getting Queen grubby after 1966 win

Sir Geoff Hurst recalled teammate Bobby Moore wiping his hands before greeting Her Majesty following their 4-2 win over Germany in 1966 - saying he had the foresight not to dirty her white gloves

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