Soccer-England to face United States at World Cup on Nov 25
By Rory Carroll
Ecuador Sport News
England to face United States at World Cup on Nov 25
England will face the United States on Nov. 25 and four-time champions Germany take on Spain two days later in two of the most highly anticipated matches of the World Cup Group Stage, according to a schedule released on Friday.
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