World 2026 (q): Environmentally launched England

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By: Manu Tournoux

World 2026 (q): Environmentally launched England

Three days after beating Albania (2-0), the three-Lions selection went on a second victory today in front of Latvia, on Wembley's lawn (3-0).

Thanks to goals signed James (38e), Kane (68e) and Eze (76e), the English logically took the best on lettons who had won their first duel against Andorra 72 hours earlier (0-1).

England thus sits on hen K of the qualifying for the 2026 World Cup. Like Poland and Bosnia which in groups G and H took the lead with six units on the clock after successes on Malta (2-0) and Cyprus (2-1).

Manu Tournoux

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