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It's coming home! Why England WILL win the World Cup

For England, the time for talk is almost over. Soon, all that will matter is the task at hand: Winning the 2026 World Cup. The Football Association (FA) and manager Thomas Tuchel have spoken forthrightly about that being their only objective in North America, and as the days tick down to the Three Lions getting their campaign underway, there is no reason to believe that they can't achieve their ultimate goal.

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The World Cup is upon us, with England firmly in the spotlight. It’s going to be fascinating to see how Thomas Tuchel lines up.

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'We've got to win this thing' - Lowe backs England for World Cup win

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‘Waste of time’ - Tuchel warned he’s ‘done nothing’ so far

Thomas Tuchel has “done nothing” so far as England manager, Michael Owen has told GOAL, with World Cup “par” for the Three Lions being explained after breezing through another “waste of time” qualification campaign. Another bid for global glory is about to be opened, with the man calling shots from the dugout already being awarded a contract extension.

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Walker explains why Bellingham is England's key man despite bench calls

Former England defender Kyle Walker has defended Jude Bellingham's position in Thomas Tuchel's starting line-up amid growing clamour for him to be dropped. While acknowledging the incredible rise of Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers, the veteran full-back believes the Real Madrid star's unique aura remains indispensable for the national team.

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Pos	Đội	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Barcelona	38	31	1	6	95	36	59	94	L W L W W
2	Real Madrid	38	27	5	6	77	35	42	86	W W W L W
3	Villarreal	38	22	6	10	72	46	26	72	W L L D W
4	Atlético de Madrid	38	21	6	11	62	44	18	69	L W W L W
5	Bétis	38	15	15	8	59	48	11	60	W L W D W

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