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Group B: England, Iran, USA, Wales

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5 minutes ago, Big Dave said:

I thought the Iran defence was supposed to be their strong point. They have been shocking.

They’ve been playing the likes of Qatar. 
 

England could field a B team, maybe even a C team that would beat these. 
 

All about levels. 

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1 minute ago, reynard said:

Sides like Iran and Qatar have no place in a world cup. Both are really poor and probably wouldn't event beat a league 1 team in England. Just shows what a bloated competition it has become.

Ridiculous. Have you never seen them before? They're much better than Qatar. England have been very good.

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1 minute ago, Sly said:

They’ve been playing the likes of Qatar. 
 

England could field a B team, maybe even a C team that would beat these. 
 

All about levels. 

Iran just having a bad day.

 

They proved last world cup they're no mugs.

England have previously made hard work of so-called inferior opposition (Tunisia and Trinidad & Tobago spring to mind), so one also needs to acknowledge that England are having a good day here.

Remember Brazil were made to look amateur in a semifinal so it's all about the form on the day.

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