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Why this could be a World Cup for the underdogs
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The Independent (US)Why this could be a World Cup for the underdogs
As more big players struggle with injury, and World Cup set-pieces are expected to get refereed in a completely different way to the Premier League, a few international managers are already adapting plans. In the latest episode of Copa Independent, Miguel Delaney, Lawrence Ostlere and Adam Clery discuss THE question: how do you win a World Cup? Can you "playbook" it, as Gareth Southgate tried? Do you need an ideology, as Spain have? How influent…
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