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England’s tortured relationship with quarter-finals is over – but beating Norway would break new ground
England shattered their old glass ceiling with successive deep runs under Gareth Southgate, writes Richard Jolly, and are back at this telling stage with Thomas Tuchel at the 2026 World Cup
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