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Rice feels like he will get an assist at every corner

Rice feels like he will get an assist at every corner
BBC Sport Sunday 21 June 2026, 01:03 UTC 1 min read
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Declan Rice feels like he will get an assist "every time" he takes a corner - and says England fans should be "excited" for what is to come at the World Cup.

Declan Rice feels like he will get an assist "every time" he takes a corner - and says England fans should be "excited" for what is to come at the World Cup.
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