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2026-07-04

The Full Time Report — Ep.62: Messi survives, Egypt writes history, and England keep the night shift

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The Full Time Report — Ep.62: Messi survives, Egypt writes history, and England keep the night shift

Welcome to The Full Time Report. Episode sixty two. Here we go. Friday night gave us the sort of World Cup knockout evening that looks tidy on a bracket and absolutely ridiculous when you actually sit through it: Argentina were dragged into the deep water by Cape Verde, Egypt turned one of the strangest goalkeeping calls of the tournament into history, Colombia won with barely a ripple, and England spent part of the day waiting to learn whether their biggest opponent in Mexico City would be Mexico, the altitude, or the schedule.

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Episode guide

Tom walks through the July 3 World Cup knockout slate: Argentina surviving Cape Verde in extra time, Egypt making history from the penalty spot, Colombia closing out Ghana, and England keeping their Mexico City kickoff. The final section checks the confirmed Premier League transfer board, with newspaper rumours clearly separated from done deals.

Sources

  • ESPN match report: Argentina 3-2 Cape Verde
  • ESPN match report: Australia 1-1 Egypt, Egypt win 4-2 on penalties
  • ESPN match report: Colombia 1-0 Ghana
  • ESPN By The Numbers: World Cup action on July third
  • ESPN report: Mexico versus England kickoff time unchanged
  • Sky Sports: Elliot Anderson completes Manchester City move
  • Sky Sports: Mateus Fernandes completes Tottenham move
  • Sky Sports: Marco Palestra signs for Chelsea
  • Sky Sports: Jeremy Jacquet completes Liverpool move
  • Sky Sports Paper Talk: Saturday newspaper transfer rumours
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