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One city, many flags: London's World Cup loyalties

One city, many flags: London's World Cup loyalties
BBC England Sunday 05 July 2026, 07:05 UTC 1 min read
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How do Londoners with split loyalties decide which team to support at the World Cup?

How do Londoners with split loyalties decide which team to support at the World Cup?
London (LOCATION) World Cup (EVENT) Londoners (PERSON) the World Cup (EVENT)
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