Lara Wildenberg is a news reporter graduate trainee at various esteemed publications. She covers a diverse range of themes including sports, arts and entertainment, and hospitality, with a keen focus on pop culture, celebrities, and the latest in theater and digital art. Lara's work has been featured in The Australian, The Post, The Times, and Waikato Times.
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By: David Brown, Lara Wildenberg
The cult film’s legacy continues to spread misconceptions among foreign forces
What began as an exciting trip abroad for the football tournament became a 40-year American adventure for a group of Wolverhampton fans
By: David Brown, Lara Wildenberg
Frustrated Three Lions were held to a goal-less World Cup draw against Ghana in a drizzly Boston but mothers and daughters were bonding over a love of football
Tired of the local dating market, US women flocked to Miami for Scotland v Brazil, looking for love — or just a picture with a kilt-clad fan
By: Lara Wildenberg, David Brown
Attendees received free flights, hotels and merchandise boxes before being instructed to march through Seattle to simulate backing for the team
By: Lara Wildenberg, David Brown
The image on Paul Williams’s flag, brought to the World Cup in memory of a friend, breached the rules
By: David Brown, Lara Wildenberg
The South American country’s fans in Miami are in no mood for diplomatic relations as a rematch with England resurrects old grudges on both sides
By: David Brown, Lara Wildenberg
Before England play Argentina in Wednesday’s World Cup semi-final, the midfielders involved in a flashpoint 28 years ago have made up
By: Sian Bradley, Lara Wildenberg
Since joining Inter Miami he has pulled off football’s hardest trick — winning over US sports fans. It was a plan enacted three years before the World Cup
Selina Rahman and her daughter Samia died at West Mersea after trying to save a seven-year-old relative who got into difficulty in fast tides
