Ghana challenges Canada's visa denial for rape-accused football star Thomas Partey
Ghana has requested a legal review after Canada denied rape-accused football star Thomas Partey a visa for the World Cup, according to the BBC.
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Tino Livramento will miss the World Cup with a thigh injury
Tino Livramento will miss the World Cup with a thigh injury. The England national team confirms the Newcastle defender has left the squad and will be replaced by Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah.
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Is this the tournament in which Portugal and their superstar Cristiano Ronaldo will celebrate a long-awaited World Cup title? The hunt begins on Wednesday - and in the host city of Houston, the governor has declared a state of emergency. Here's everything you need to know about the seventh day of the tournament.
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Straight down - British regret about Brexit
Ten years have passed since Britain decided to wave goodbye to the EU. Now it stings - even where almost everyone voted for Brexit. We shot ourselves in the foot, say voters in Wigan.
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Swedish dream start in the World Cup - beat Tunisia 5-1
5–1 against Tunisia - and it could have been more. Talk about a dream start for Sweden. The victory is Sweden's biggest debut win since an 8–0 victory against Cuba in 1938 in France.
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We have to go back to Zlatan and Henke, says Victor Nilsson Lindelöf
Eight years go by quickly - almost an entire national football team can be replaced. Only Victor Nilsson Lindelöf and goalkeeper Kristoffer Nordfeldt remain from Sweden's World Cup squad in Russia. This gives them extra responsibility now.
Football
Ghana government protests Canada's visa denial for Thomas Partey ahead of World Cup opener in Toronto
The Ghanaian government is protesting Canada's refusal to grant a visa to midfielder Thomas Partey, who is accused of rape, ahead of Ghana's World Cup opener against Panama in Toronto.
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England World Cup team targeted by theft - shoes missing
England's World Cup team has had some of its equipment stolen before arriving at its base in Kansas City, Missouri. Two people have been arrested on suspicion of stealing balls, shoes and other items.
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