World 2026: England continues, the Netherlands are launched

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By: Manu Tournoux

World 2026 (q): Environmentally launched England

In Andorra, the English provided a minimum service to continue their faultless course in the qualifications of the 2026 World Cup. Thanks to the essential Kane, the three Lions won 0-1 on the other side of the Pyrenees (50e).

England is all the better left to win its ticket for the next World Cup like Albania, in the evening, was held in check at home by Serbia (0-0). The selection of Thomas Tuchel now displaying five lengths ahead of his first Albanian prosecutor – eight on Serbs who barely start their campaign.

Still beginnings, those of the Netherlands who won in Finland (0-2). On achievements signed Depay (6e) and dumfries (23e) in the first period. With a return to a point only of their evening opponents, in a single outing. Poland leading the dance in this pool with six cumulative points in two matches. Austria has also successfully launched by winning in front of Romania (2-1), in a group dominated by a foolproof Bosnia after three acts.

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