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England's World Cup wounds are still open. Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham reportedly led a frank team meeting following the semi-final defeat to Argentina, with players airing strong views on what went wrong. When your two biggest stars are driving the conversation, you know the frustration runs deep.
Across the Atlantic, Ole Miss head coach Pete Golding had nowhere to hide after Georgia dismantled his Rebels forty-two to seven. Golding called it a butt whooping, plain and simple, and he's not wrong — his team didn't put a point on the board until the fourth quarter with the game already buried. A brutal afternoon for a coach who beat these same Bulldogs in the Sugar Bowl just one year ago.
And in North London, Tottenham's misery rolls on. Roberto De Zerbi's side fell one-nil to Leeds United, ending a four-match unbeaten run and extending what's become an increasingly embarrassing record. Noah Okafor did the damage for Leeds, and Spurs supporters are running out of patience with a squad that keeps finding ways to fall short at the worst possible moments.
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