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Airport security steps in as World Cup fans go crazy for ranch dressing

ATLANTA: Fans arriving in the United States for the World Cup have fallen in love with a popular American condiment, and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has offered friendly advice to those wishing to bring ranch dressing home. Ranch dressing — a ‌creamy, savoury ‌salad dressing — can be ‌paired ⁠with vegetables, chicken ⁠wings, pizza and fries, and after seeing numerous social media posts by fans declaring their love for it, the TSA decided to provide ⁠helpful warnings. “If you’re visiting for ‌a very ‌large sporting event and you happen ‌to discover RANCH while ‌you’re here... please pack it in your CHECKED BAG on the way home,” they wrote on Instagram. “If ‌you’re traveling within the US, make sure to keep ⁠your ⁠carry-on sauces to 3.4 ounces (100ml) or less and place any larger containers in your checked bags.

Lamine Yamal says he’s not fully fit and is unlikely to start in Spain’s second World Cup game

ATLANTA, USA: Lamine Yamal is not feeling 100 percent fit and is not likely to start for Spain in the match against Saudi Arabia on Sunday at the World Cup. Yamal came into the tournament nursing a left hamstring injury and was only a substitute in the team’s opener on Monday — a disappointing 0-0 draw against Cape Verde. “I’m fine, I feel good, but it’s still too soon,” Yamal told Spanish network RTVE. “It’s unnecessary (to take risks).

Kane hails World Cup ‘Wonderwall’ singalong as England highlight

KANSAS CITY, USA: Harry Kane says England's emotional "Wonderwall" singalong with fans after their opening World Cup win against Croatia was one of his top moments in the national shirt. Thomas Tuchel's side got off to a flying start in their first Group L game in Arlington, Texas, on Wednesday, with captain Kane scoring twice in an entertaining 4-2 win. England's victorious players celebrated in front of their supporters while 1995 Oasis hit "Wonderwall" blared out around the AT&T Stadium. "That was one of my favourite ever moments in an England shirt and especially at a major tournament," Kane said on England's Lions Den show. "I know it's just the first game, and we're not getting carried away, but just that emotional connection with the fans, we know how much it means to them. "I think they see how much it means to us. "We have that connection right now, but just that moment, singing 'Wonderwall' in the stadium, everyone knew the words, and that was a really special moment, I thought." Tuchel has spoken about building on the work of former boss Gareth Southgate to strengthen the connection between fans and his squad. England have come agonisingly close to breaking their 60-year major trophy drought at recent tournaments, twice reaching the European Championship finals. Kane is one of a handful of players who remain from the squad that reached the semi-finals at the 2018 World Cup in Russia under Southgate. The skipper said he was enjoying the "freshness" of England's group. "There aren't many players from those early tournaments in this squad, so there's a freshness about it, where you can really see a hunger, a desire, and excitement from the players in the team, just to kind of be part of what could be obviously a

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Airport security steps in as World Cup fans go crazy for ranch dressing

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