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'How seriously are you taking penalties?' | Madueke: I'm always ready

'How seriously are you taking penalties?' | Madueke: I'm always ready
Sky Sports Football Monday 29 June 2026, 20:10 UTC 1 min read
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England at the World Cup: Noni Madueke says he's 'always ready' to take penalties Monday 29 June 2026 20:24, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player A reporter asks Noni Madueke how seriously England are taking penalties as the side move to the knockout stage of the World Cup - facing DR Congo on Wednesday.

England at the World Cup: Noni Madueke says he's 'always ready' to take penalties Monday 29 June 2026 20:24, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player A reporter asks Noni Madueke how seriously England are taking penalties as the side move to the knockout stage of the World Cup - facing DR Congo on Wednesday. [Image text:] on sky sports football CHASE eat well
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