England's Sterling to return home from World Cup after armed break-in - reports
Raheem Sterling will return home from England's World Cup camp in Qatar with doubts over whether he will return in time for Saturday's quarter-final against France.
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Brazil's Vinicius Jr looking to terminate Nike deal, report says
SAO PAULO : Brazil's Real Madrid forward Vinicius Jr is trying to terminate his sponsorship agreement with Nike Inc, website UOL reported on Sunday, saying the player feels he has been getting unfair treatment from the U.S.-based company.
World Cup quarter-finals a step too far for gritty underdogs Poland
AL RAYYAN, Qatar: Poland's World Cup last-16 exit on Sunday (Dec 4) ended a run fuelled by hopes and dreams but their fighting spirit was a fitting tribute on Miners' Day in Poland to celebrate their patron saint of 'hard work and good death'.
Goals everywhere as England show they no longer rely on Kane
AL KHOR, Qatar: England arrived at the World Cup so reliant on Harry Kane's goals it seemed inconceivable that Gareth Southgate's side could make a run for the title without their captain being fully fit and firing on all cylinders.
Mane magic is the missing ingredient as Senegal sink
AL KHOR, Qatar : The devastating loss of Sadio Mane to injury was something Senegal manfully recovered from in reaching the last 16 at the World Cup but it ultimately meant they could go no further.
France and England to meet in the quarter-finals, as Senegal and Poland head home.
Will Harry Kane’s Three Lions roar when faced with the defending champions? Can Aliou Cissé be proud of the Lions of Teranga’s performance in Qatar ?
Elated England turn thoughts to fearsome France
AL KHOR, Qatar : England spent little time celebrating Sunday's 3-0 World Cup win over Senegal before turning their thoughts to an intimidating quarter-final next Saturday against reigning champions France and current tournament top scorer Kylian Mbappe.
Analysis:Goals everywhere as England show they no longer rely on Kane
AL KHOR, Qatar : England arrived at the World Cup so reliant on Harry Kane's goals it seemed inconceivable that Gareth Southgate's side could make a run for the title without their captain being fully fit and firing on all cylinders.