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'Trash': England fans on either side of the Atlantic lament Ghana draw

'Trash': England fans on either side of the Atlantic lament Ghana draw
BBC News Wednesday 24 June 2026, 04:14 UTC 1 min read
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England remain top of Group L, but will now have to wait until their game against Panama to ensure qualification for the World Cup knockout phase.

England remain top of Group L, but will now have to wait until their game against Panama to ensure qualification for the World Cup knockout phase.
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