France and Croatia seek World Cup glory
BREAKING: France beat Croatia 4-2 to win 2018 FIFA World Cup
Saudi World Cup team’s plane suffers engine fire
Ronaldo seeks encore in Portugal vs Morocco
De Gea’s form a matter of concern for Spain
Russia vs Egypt : All eyes on Salah
Tunisia vs England : I was a bit disappointed – Harry
Germany World Cup games are now finals, says Neuer
Tunisia Vs England : Kane declares his arrival
England ‘kane’ Tunisia 2-1 in World Cup group game
Blatter to defy FIFA ban to attend World Cup, meet Putin
How Lukaku scored twice in Belgium vs Panama
Low turnout but warm welcome for England in Volgograd
Tunisia vs England World Cup starting line-ups

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From Russia with love… Brief stories from the World Cup
Iceland coach Heimir Hallgrimsson has issued an urgent plea for his fellow countrymen to turn out for their date with Nigeria in Volgograd on Friday. Icelanders were vastly outnumbered by Argentinians in their famous 1-1 draw with Lionel Messi and company in Moscow’s Spartak Stadium on Saturday. “Strangely we had difficulties in buying tickets. It was sold out for Iceland,” he said at the post-match press conference. “I can’t see where all the Argentinians bought their tickets because we could have sold much more in Iceland. We’ll have to discover (how to get) more for our next games.”
Sweden bury World Cup opening jinx to beat South Korea
Sweden won an opening World Cup game for the first time since 1958 and ended a worrying goal drought with a 1-0 victory over South Korea.
Croatia’s injured Kalinic returns home from Russia
AC Milan striker Nikola Kalinic has returned home from Croatia’s World Cup squad due to a back injury, coach Zlatko Dalic confirmed on Monday.
World Cup standings
World Cup standings after Sunday’s Group E and Group F matches (played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, goals against, points):
EAGLES DEFEAT: Rohr’s wrong!
AS Nigerians come to terms with the dreadful outing of the Super Eagles against Croatia in their opening game of the World Cup in Russia, many have been dissecting the team to find solution that may offer Nigeria an escape route into the second round of the competition to avoid the impending doom of exit that stares them in the face in the first round.

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