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Manchester United and England: Who Boards the Plane for the 2026 World Cup?

British Sport, Football, Student Article

In less than four months, football will once again become the global focal point as the 2026 World Cup kicks off across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. There are concerns and storylines swirling around the tournament, as there always are, but nothing will dampen the spirit of the world’s most beloved international competition. England […]

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One Point, One Million: What the Start of 2026 Says About Sport’s New Era

Leave a Comment / Football, Guide, Tennis

Happy new year to everyone reading this, and thank you for sticking with Service Break into another season of sport, stories and probably too many late‑night score checks. On a personal note, this is the first piece written post‑dissertation hand‑in, which means the caffeine can finally be for volleyball and kit launches rather than citation

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Zero Conceded, Zero Guarantees: How England’s Perfect World Cup Run Compares to Football’s Best

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Thomas Tuchel’s England completed a flawless qualifying campaign this week, winning all eight matches in their group without conceding a single goal. It is an imposing achievement, one that even surpasses their EURO 2024 qualifying run, which ultimately ended in a narrow final defeat to Luis de la Fuente’s Spain.

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