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Police battled football fans in central London early on Friday after France beat Morocco in their World Cup quarter-final. Per AFP:<\/strong><\/p>\n One police officer was injured and four people were arrested following the \u201cviolent disorder\u201d, London police said.<\/p>\n Images shared on social media showed dozens of people stood in Edgware Road, near Hyde Park, and some throwing bottles and other objects at police. Police said the trouble started after people blocked traffic in the road.<\/p>\n \u201cThe incident then escalated with the group throwing bottles and setting off fireworks,\u201d a spokesman said. \u201cOne officer was taken to hospital for head injuries, it is believed he had been hit by a glass bottle.\u201d<\/p>\n Full story:<\/p>\n <\/span>Supporters of Morocco gather on Edgware Road in London during the France v Morocco World Cup quarter-final.<\/span> Photograph: Guy Corbishley\/Alamy Live News\/Alamy Live News.Share<\/p>\n Updated at\u00a004.29 EDT<\/p>\n <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Key events<\/p>\n <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n I LOVE this from the Icelandic public broadcaster.<\/strong><\/p>\n With thanks to K\u00e1ri Tulinius <\/strong>who shared it with me, here are the 48 World Cup team badges ranked<\/a>.<\/p>\n As K\u00e1ri says, \u201cAnnoyingly, they\u2019re mostly fairly sensible, with the beautiful Dutch badge taking top spot, and I\u2019ve found myself quibbling only around the edges, e.g. Mexico should be in the top five, and I don\u2019t think DR Congo should be at the very bottom. I have faith, however, that Guardian readers will find something to complain about as they scroll down the list”.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Personally, I think they\u2019ve done Congo dirty here.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Matthew Lysaght has written in:<\/strong><\/p>\n double quotation markSir, You can definitely bag a Brace, and a Hat-trick. You can also \u201chelp yourself to\u201d, \u201cnab\u201d, and \u201cnotch\u201d both but can only \u201cplunder\u201d a hat-trick or higher.<\/em><\/p>\n Oooh, can you \u2018nab\u2019 or \u2018help yourself\u2019 to a brace though? I\u2019m with you on the \u2018notch\u2019 though and agree that a \u2018plunder\u2019 is only for three and up.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Folks, I\u2019ve had a shocker.<\/strong><\/p>\n The aformentioned Maradonna v Belgium pic was in fact from four years earlier, and not the World Cup where Belgium beat Spain on penalties.<\/p>\n I\u2019ve changed that, with thanks to Rory <\/strong>on email.<\/p>\n Sorry for the goober.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Have we spoken about the Norwegian man who is refusing to row?<\/strong><\/p>\n It\u2019s all anyone on my various WhatsApp group chats can talk about.<\/p>\n I\u2019m obsessed! Who is this buzzkill? Why was he interviewed?<\/p>\n Do you have strong views on this? Have you ever dug your heels in and refused to join in on a bit of fun because of \u2018historical accuracy\u2019?<\/p>\n Allow Instagram content?<\/p>\n This article includes content provided by Instagram. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. To view this content, click ‘Allow and continue’<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n As you can imagine, Belgium and Spain have played each other quite a bit.<\/strong><\/p>\n 22 times in fact. Is that a lot? Anyway\u2026<\/p>\n Spain have bossed it since 1921, winning 12 and drawing five and losing five.<\/p>\n Their most recent meeting came in 2016 when David Silva bagged a brace (is there another way to score two goals, can you bag anything else in football other than a brace?).<\/p>\n Belgium\u2019s last victory in this fixture was back in 1986, incidentally in the World Cup quarterfinals. After things were locked at 1-1, thanks to a Spanish equaliser in the 84th minute at the Estadio Cuauht\u00e9moc, it was the Belgium who progressed after a penalty shootout.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Updated at\u00a006.40 EDT<\/p>\n Thanks David. <\/strong><\/p>\n Hi everyone. Glad to be here. Sing out with any bits.<\/p>\n Oh, could do with some advice\/tips if you\u2019ve got any.<\/p>\n We\u2019re hosting tonight and tomorrow (madness, right?). What\u2019s been your strategy for WC watch parties? Kick-off times have been a spanner in the works, especially with little kids.<\/p>\n Any brilliant insight? Would love to hear it.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Time now to hand the blog to Daniel Gallan.<\/strong> Nine hours to go until Spain v Belgium.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n I remember watching Crystal Palace beat Liverpool at Anfield a couple of seasons ago with Olise and Eze in the team.<\/strong> They combined for the winner and there was a real feeling that here were two players whose careers would surely take off further. So imagine how you felt as a Dortmund fan when Erling Haaland and Jude Bellingham were on the books. Here\u2019s Andy Brassell as the two former teammates and friends prepare to lock horns again in England\u2019s clash with Norway.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Updated at\u00a006.03 EDT<\/p>\n Air miles. I wanted to know this and, thankfully, Andrew Beasley has crunched the numbers.<\/strong> Another reason why the France v Argentina final is considered the most likely of the possible permutations perhaps? In addition, I have a mate who does analysis in the Championship and he\u2019s noted the effects on teams after they\u2019ve played in the heat of Miami. So great news for England then: they\u2019ve flown the furthest of the eight quarter-finalists and would likely play Argentina (or Switzerland) on the back of a gruelling last-eight clash in Miami. We shall see.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n What do Tunisia, Portugal, South Korea, Czechia, Scotland, Uruguay, Croatia, Ghana, Germany, the Netherlands and Ecuador all have in common?<\/strong> The answer is here:<\/p>\n <\/span>A whole lot of managerial exits right here.<\/span> Composite: AP, Getty Images and Reuters\/Guardian DesignShare<\/p>\n Updated at\u00a005.47 EDT<\/p>\n Patrick O\u2019Brien emails in.<\/strong> \u201cSorry to be that person but you can\u2019t say that if said player had scored their penalties then their overall tally would be higher. For example, if – a big if admittedly – Messi scored that penalty against Egypt the rest of the game would\u2019ve played out in a different way such that he wouldn\u2019t have scored the goal that he did. In fact, you can imagine a game where a player misses a penalty and then scores two in open play, but if they score the penalty they may not score again meaning their overall tally would be lower. Just sayin\u2019.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Can I shock you. I like whine. Patridgeisms aside, I actually fully agree, Patrick. Another angle is that players might have an extra 5% edge as they try and atone for their misses. It\u2019s interesting to note that Messi (twice) and Mbappe both went on to score later in the games in which they fluffed their spot-kicks. Okay, they might have done anyway but I guess we\u2019re saying it isn\u2019t clear-cut.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Some transfer news.<\/strong> Pierce Charles has joined Manchester City on a five-year deal from Sheffield Wednesday, the 20-year-old goalkeeper being loaned immediately to Queens Park Rangers for all of next season. Charles, who has 12 Northern Ireland caps, is returning to City having been an academy product before leaving to join Wednesday in October 2022.<\/p>\n Charles, who is Manchester-born, said: \u201cTo be back at Manchester City is a very special and proud moment both for me and my family. I know first-hand what a special club City is and I am so excited about looking to the future. City take the development of young players very seriously so I know that my loan to QPR will only help me grow and improve as a player too. I\u2019ll now give everything I can for a successful season in the Championship before hopefully returning to Manchester a better goalkeeper.\u201d<\/p>\n Hugo Viana, City\u2019s director of football, said: \u201cPierce is someone whose progress we have been following closely, and we are delighted to welcome him back to Manchester City. Pierce has already learned a lot during his time at Sheffield Wednesday but is still very young and hungry to now further progress and develop.<\/p>\n \u201cHe also knows the club and is very much aligned with the values we all share. We are very happy to have secured Pierce\u2019s signing and are excited to now help in his future career development.\u201d<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Kick back with a refreshing drink, settle yourself into a deckchair and have a listen to the latest Football Weekly podcast. <\/strong>Works just as well for those stuck in traffic. Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, John Brewin and Philippe Auclair to discuss France\u2019s win over Morocco and much more.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n The World Cup goes way beyond the action on the pitch.<\/strong> Which is just as well if you stayed up to watch Colombia v Switzerland. Here\u2019s Donald McRae chatting to London hair stylist Jay\u00e8ma on working with England stars, a new look for Raphinha and forging a friendship with Lamine Yamal\u2019s family.<\/p>\n Jay\u00e8ma smiles when I say the England team, with their mix of ethnicities and hairstyles, are an uplifting antidote to racism and the politics of division. \u201cExactly. Football is meant to bring us together and give unity.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Match-fixing has increased at an \u201cextraordinary\u201d rate across the world<\/strong>, a select committee of the House of Lords has been told.<\/p>\n Moses Swaibu, a former Crystal Palace academy player who was jailed for his part in a match-fixing scandal while at Bromley in 2013 and has since devoted himself to combatting the issue, claimed authorities have failed to keep pace with the rise of prediction markets and new technologies. Full report here:<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Talking of photos, here\u2019s one of J\u00fcrgen Klopp and Kylian Mbappe sharing a laugh over\u2026<\/strong> <\/span>Klopp enjoying his TV role<\/span> Photograph: Greg M Cooper\/EPAShare<\/p>\n We all love a good photo so sign up to this!<\/strong><\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n The Golden Boot.<\/strong> According to some quick research, I think this is the first time in World Cup history that two players in the same tournament have hit the eight-goal mark.<\/p>\n And if Messi and Mbappe could take penalties, they\u2019d have 19 between them rather than eight each! Standings here:<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n A 17-year-old girl fell off a truck and died while celebrating France\u2019s World Cup quarter final win over Morocco, emergency services said Friday.<\/p>\n Celebrations erupted across France after the 2-0 win in the United States with hundreds dancing in the streets of Paris, watched by thousands of police on security duties.<\/p>\n The teenager was on a truck at Aulnoye-Aymeries, near the northern city of Maubeuge, when she \u201cfell and was run over\u201d by the vehicle and was declared dead at the scene, according to emergency services.<\/p>\n The driver of the truck has been detained, while another teenager who witnessed the fall was taken to hospital suffering from shock, authorities said.<\/p>\n (AFP)<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n More from the unrest in London where a police officer was hurt and several people arrested after France\u2019s win over Morocco. <\/strong>(Per PA Media)<\/p>\n Footage on social media appears to show flares being set off and missiles being thrown at officers in the middle of a London street. The Metropolitan police said four people were arrested for violent disorder and one officer had been taken to hospital with a head injury after being hit by a glass bottle.<\/p>\n In a statement the force said: \u201cOfficers were initially called after a group of people congregated in the road and blocked traffic. The incident then escalated with the group throwing bottles and setting off fireworks. As a result, further officers were deployed to the area. One officer was taken to hospital for head injuries; it is believed he had been hit by a glass bottle.<\/p>\n \u201cNo other injuries were reported. Officers remained in the area and made four arrests for violent disorder, with the group dispersing and the road reopened from around 1am. We will not tolerate such disorder on our streets, or attacks on our officers. A police presence will remain in the area overnight and we will be reviewing CCTV and video footage circulating on social media to ensure all those responsible are brought to justice.\u201d<\/p>\n Councillor Paul Swaddle, leader of Westminster city council, said: \u201cI am deeply disturbed by scenes of crowd disorder on the Edgware Road circulating on social media after last night\u2019s World Cup results. It is completely unacceptable that Metropolitan police officers appear to have been turned on by some groups and one officer injured as they were reportedly pelted with bottles. I condemn this behaviour and appeal to all fans to be respectful throughout the tournament.\u201d<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the UK Football Policing Unit (UKFPU) said 223 incidents related to the England-Mexico match in the early hours of Monday morning had been recorded in England and Wales. The UKFPU said there had been six hate crime incidents, 32 incidents of domestic abuse and made 42 arrests linked to England\u2019s dramatic victory at the Azteca stadium, for which pubs were allowed to keep serving until 5am.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Updated at\u00a004.15 EDT<\/p>\n Rudi Garcia has claimed that Belgium have got \u201cmillions and millions\u201d of new supporters after Donald Trump lobbied Fifa to overturn Folarin Balogun\u2019s red card ahead of their victory against the US.<\/strong> Hmm. Perhaps for that particular match but I\u2019m not sure it extends beyond it. Regardless, here\u2019s Sid Lowe again, this time with quotes from the Belgian boss and the mood inside their camp.<\/p>\n <\/span>Rudi Garcia with Romelu Lukaku during his Belgium press conference.<\/span> Photograph: Florencia Tan Jun\/Getty ImagesShare<\/p>\n Updated at\u00a004.29 EDT<\/p>\n Who can stop France? There\u2019s a fairly obvious answer to that \u2013 Spain.<\/strong> Ahead of the quarter-final against Belgium later today, here\u2019s Sid Lowe on that superb Spanish defence which hasn\u2019t conceded a goal yet in this World Cup. Whether it could repel the French in a potential semi-final remains to be seen. And, of course, Belgium will be doing their best to stop what has looked an inevitable semi-final for quite a while.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Here\u2019s Rapha\u00ebl Jucobin on the stylistic difference between France\u2019s 2022 and 2026 teams.<\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cIn the space of just a single tournament cycle, Didier Deschamps has embraced a vastly different style, one based on a freeform attacking line. As a one-two punch from Kylian Mbapp\u00e9 and Ousmane Demb\u00e9l\u00e9 sent the team into this year\u2019s semi-final, the 57-year-old\u2019s tactical reinvention was once again vindicated.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Quotes here from both managers \u2013 Didier Deschamps and Mohamed Ouahbi \u2013 after France\u2019s victory.<\/strong> Plenty of praise from the Morocco boss.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Kylian Mbapp\u00e9:<\/strong> Despite scoring the opener against Morocco and playing a big role in the second, there was some concern when Mbapp\u00e9 was taken off with 13 minutes remaining.<\/p>\n The striker felt some \u201cdiscomfort\u201d in his ankle and was initially seen nursing it with an ice pack. However, fears were allayed at full-time when he jogged onto the pitch before bouncing up and down in front of the celebrating French fans. He\u2019s not expected to be a doubt for the semi-final.<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Police battled football fans in central London early on Friday after France beat Morocco in their World Cup quarter-final. Per AFP:<\/strong><\/p>\n One police officer was injured and four people were arrested following the \u201cviolent disorder\u201d, London police said.<\/p>\n Images shared on social media showed dozens of people stood in Edgware Road, near Hyde Park, and some throwing bottles and other objects at police. Police said the trouble started after people blocked traffic in the road.<\/p>\n \u201cThe incident then escalated with the group throwing bottles and setting off fireworks,\u201d a spokesman said. \u201cOne officer was taken to hospital for head injuries, it is believed he had been hit by a glass bottle.\u201d<\/p>\n Full story:<\/p>\n <\/span>Supporters of Morocco gather on Edgware Road in London during the France v Morocco World Cup quarter-final.<\/span> Photograph: Guy Corbishley\/Alamy Live News\/Alamy Live News.Share<\/p>\n Updated at\u00a004.29 EDT<\/p>\n Jonathan Wilson<\/span><\/p>\n First up, here\u2019s Jonathan Wilson\u2019s match report from Boston.<\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cWhat is a defence supposed to do? Perhaps France have gone too early. Perhaps they will not be able to sustain this form. But if they do, it is going to take something remarkable to prevent them winning their third World Cup in 28 years.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n Good morning\/afternoon\/evening! <\/strong>We have our first World Cup semi-finalist and, to no surprise, it\u2019s Didier Deschamps\u2019 France. What looked a tough quarter-final turned into a fairly routine 2-0 win over Morocco and the tournament favourites look hard to stop.<\/p>\n France play the winner of Spain v Belgium which is today\u2019s game before the other side of the draw takes centre stage on the weekend: England v Norway and Argentina v Switzerland. Build-up to those games and all your other World Cup news is on its way right here!<\/p>\n Share<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" ‘Violent disorder’ in London after French win Police battled football fans in central London early on Friday after France beat Morocco in their World Cup quarter-final. 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a) The Harry Kane high-pitched \u2018incredible support\u2019 interview
b) That Norwegian creator (Julie Amini) who impersonates Erling Haaland
c) The USA\u2019s performance against Belgium
d) Messi being shit at penalties<\/p>\nGirl dies in France celebrating World Cup win<\/h2>\n
Mbapp\u00e9 should be fit for semi-final<\/h2>\n
‘Violent disorder’ in London after French win<\/h2>\n
Preamble<\/h2>\n