Bob Holmes is a Sports Writer at various esteemed publications. He specializes in writing and speaking about sports, competitive sports, and the sports business, with a particular focus on team sports. Bob's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Smithsonian Magazine, The Boston Globe, and Scientific American, among others.
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England finally holds off a defiant Croatia to open their World Cup account in another entertaining and high-scoring game in Dallas.
Thomas Tuchel’s decisive actions were the difference for England in a game they could have lost.
Morocco strengthened their growing reputation as genuine challengers while the United States delivered their most complete performance.
Lionel Messi trumps Cristiano Ronaldo again as the group phase ends without a shock, but in a blaze of goals.
Two penalty shoot-outs for the ages saw European giants Germany and Netherlands sent packing by Paraguay and Morocco respectively.
Two goals from the brilliant Jude Bellingham were enough to edge England into the semi-finals over a battling Norway in a tense struggle that went to extra time.
PETALING JAYA: World champions Argentina came from behind with two late goals to dash England's hopes and secure a decider with Spain.
A sensational game of two halves and 10 goals saw England almost squander a 4-0 lead before edging France for third place, but questions linger about Thomas Tuchel.
Spain left it late but finally overcame Argentina in a one-sided anti-climax of a final to break the heart of Lionel Messi.
PETALING JAYA: Can a wonderfully thrilling tournament, which has captivated the planet for a month, be ruined by a desperately disappointing finale?
