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Jude Bellingham has put England on his back - but rest must step up fast if World Cup dream is to be realised: Winners and losers as Thomas Tuchel's team again toil while right-back injury woes contin

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Tom Hindle
Jude Bellingham has put England on his back - but rest must step up fast if World Cup dream is to be realised: Winners and losers as Thomas Tuchel's team again toil while right-back injury woes contin
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Jude Bellingham's standout performance helped England defeat Panama 2-0, though the team's overall play remains inconsistent under manager Thomas Tuchel. The victory secures England's top spot in Group L.

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The performance highlights the reliance on individual star power to overcome tactical struggles in high-stakes international tournaments.

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In East Rutherford, New Jersey, it was 'Hey Jude' that rang out the loudest following the full-time whistle. England's players had trudged off the pitch following a but unspectacular 2-0 win over Panama that sealed top spot in Group L at the World Cup. Jude Bellingham was still on the pitch, though, jogging to the far end for his media duties, and the fans sung for the man who had made all the difference on Saturday.

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Provides a balanced critique of both the team's struggles and the individual brilliance of the star player.

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