The Full Time Report -- Ep.65: Merino strikes, Belgium rolls, and George comes home
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July 7, 2026 · 8:11 AM
The Full Time Report -- Ep.65: Merino strikes, Belgium rolls, and George comes home
Spain edge Portugal through Mikel Merino, Belgium end the last co-host dream, England begin the Haaland problem, Egypt get their Argentina day, and the Premier League desk checks Everton, Forest, Brentford and Spurs.
Episode guide
Spain nick the Iberian knockout tie through Mikel Merino, Belgium end the last co-host dream with a four-one win over the United States, and England start thinking about Norway and Erling Haaland. The club desk then checks Everton's Tyrique George deal, Nottingham Forest's Oliver Glasner appointment, Brentford's move for Callum Wilson, and Tottenham making Sandro Tonali official.
Sources
- Al Jazeera: Late Spain goal eliminates Portugal, ends Ronaldo's international career?
- Reuters: Belgium end US World Cup dreams with 4-1 rout amid Balogun row
- Reuters: Balogun controversy had little impact on Belgium team, says coach
- Reuters: Pochettino says US not good enough in World Cup exit
- Al Jazeera: Which teams are in the World Cup quarterfinals, and what's the schedule?
- Reuters: England's adaptability shines in Mexico, now Haaland threat looms
- Al Jazeera: Egyptians dream of toppling Argentina in historic World Cup match
- Reuters: Everton sign forward George from Chelsea after loan spell
- Reuters: Glasner joins Forest after silverware-filled spell at Palace
- BBC Sport: Brentford transfer news: Callum Wilson set to sign for Bees after West Ham exit
- BBC Sport: Tottenham seal 100m pound move for Newcastle's Tonali
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