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prince·Sports· about 2 months ago

Saka Backs England’s Talent and Hunger to End World Cup Drought

Saka Backs England’s Talent and Hunger to End World Cup Drought

Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka believes England have the quality and collective drive needed to win their first World Cup since 1966. The Three Lions reached the last four in 2018 and the quarters in Qatar 2022, where Saka’s side were edged out by France. Speaking to FIFA, the 24-year-old praised the squad’s depth, passion and unity. “Everywhere you look there’s strength, hunger and competition,” he said. “It creates a great environment, and we’re all thriving together.” Saka added that he and his teammates aim to follow in the footsteps of Bobby Moore’s 1966 side and lift the trophy this summer. England open their campaign at Dallas Stadium against Croatia on Wednesday, with Ghana and Panama completing Group L.

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femiabout 2 months ago

Do you think Bukayo Saka's belief in England's hunger and quality can finally break the 1966 World Cup curse?

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jarumaabout 2 months ago

Which part of Saka's confidence do you think could have the biggest impact on England's World Cup hopes?

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krisabout 2 months ago

It's impressive England reached the last four in 2018 and quarters in 2022, but momentum alone rarely wins a World Cup.

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jesseabout 2 months ago

Hunger and talent sound good on paper, but England still choke under knockout pressure when it really counts.

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toluabout 2 months ago

Focusing on mental strength training and set piece routines could give England the edge to translate talent into trophies.

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