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FULL 90' FOR MIKE AND ADRIEN IN ANOTHER WIN FOR FRANCEAdrien Rabiot and Mike Maignan both played the full 90 minutes as France beat Iraq3-0. It was a one-sided contest for Les Bleus, although the match was made unusual by a lengthy interruption of one hour and 43 minutes due to lightning, as well as Kylian Mbapps landmark 100th appearance for the national team, which he marked with a brace. Adrien came close to finding the net with a header and impressed with several important recoveries in midfield, while Mike had a fairly quiet evening between the posts; Iraq failed to register a shot on target and managed only four attempts throughout the match.Match kits, clothing, accessories, gift ideas and much more: visit the AC Milan online Store!

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said in a letter to Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley that the Giants failed to properly explain to players that they were allowed to decline to wear rainbow-themed caps during the club's annual Pride Night earlier this month.

South Sydney winger Tyrone Munro has fronted a Sydney court to fight allegations of domestic violence, but will have to wait until next year for his next hearing.

Last week's 4-2 win over Croatia has fuelled hopes of a successful summer for Thomas Tuchel and England, who are likely to meet some old faces if they progress far at the World Cup.

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Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz has declared that facing England in today's World Cup Group L encounter represents the "easiest type of match" his side could face.The 73-year-old Portuguese tactician, preparing for his fifth World Cup finals but first in charge of the Black Stars, insisted his players require no additional motivation when confronting elite opposition."This is the easiest type of match, because when you're about to play against England, France or Germany, you don't need to say anything to the players. They're fully motivated," Queiroz stated at his pre-match press conference."Everybody is fully switched on and everybody wants to perform well."The veteran coach delivered a striking rallying cry, invoking Ghana's entire population in his challenge to Thomas Tuchel's side."We know they have the three lions on their shirt, but we come from Ghana and have 33 million lions... to fight for this game," Queiroz proclaimed.The former Manchester United assistant emphasised that collective effort would prove decisive in Boston, urging his squad to channel their enthusiasm appropriately."What we have to do in this type of game is to try and moderate the enthusiasm, but mainly we need to do work together," he explained. "Whatever happens, we need to stick together and fight together over 90 full minutes."Both nations enter the Boston showdown level on three points following their opening victories, though England possess the superior goal difference.Ghana secured a disciplined 1-0 triumph against Panama in Toronto, while England produced an attacking display to defeat Croatia 4-2, albeit with some concerning moments at the back.Victory for the Black Stars would guarantee their passage to the knockout rounds for the first time since 2010, while even a draw could prove sufficient for qualification.England remain undefeated across eight previous World Cup meetings with African nations, though this marks their first competitive fixture against Ghana.Queiroz is anticipated to welcome Thomas Partey back into his midfield ranks after the Villarreal midfielder was refused entry to Canada for the tournament opener.Partey faces trial on rape charges in Britain, allegations which he denies.A late call will be made regarding goalkeeper Lawrence Ati-Zigi's availability after he was substituted due to injury during the Panama fixture.The Portuguese coach, who previously guided Iran through three consecutive World Cups and served under Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford, dismissed memories of his previous England encounter a 6-2 defeat in Qatar four years ago."In football, we never lose. We win or we learn," he reflected.Win two tickets to a FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final. ExpressVPN are giving one lucky Friend or Member the chance to experience football's biggest tournament live, with flights and accommodation covered by GB News. Entries close 30 June. ENTER HERE.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

The former BBC Three presenter says he has changed since the historical tweets were posted.