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England have secured a place in the World Cup semi-finals following a dramatic victory over Norway in Miami. The match was decided by a Jude Bellingham brace, including a decisive extra-time winner that sank the Norwegian side.
The victory was not without controversy; Erling Haaland was visibly frustrated after being bizarrely substituted while his team was still chasing a goal. The aftermath has seen significant tension, with Haaland's father issuing a scathing five-word verdict aimed at the refereeing. Meanwhile, internal friction has surfaced within the England camp, as Jude Bellingham has reportedly hit back at manager Thomas Tuchel following the boss's furious criticisms of his players.
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In other tournament news, Argentina are preparing for their quarter-final clash against Switzerland. Lionel Messi is reportedly weighing two major decisions regarding the starting line-up as the Albiceleste eye a semi-final berth.
Tensions in the Middle East have escalated sharply as the United States and Iran exchange military strikes. CENTCOM reports indicate a volatile situation, compounded by Tehran's renewed assertion that the Strait of Hormuz is closed, threatening critical global shipping lanes.
Tragedy struck in Canada today as at least two people were killed during a shooting at a street festival in Toronto. The incident occurred during the "Salsa on St Clair" event, prompting a massive police response and an ongoing investigation into the perpetrator.