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A spying scandal has erupted ahead of the World Cup semi-final between England and the USA and Phil Neville has another national team set-up to criticise.

We look back at the quarter-finals and forward to tomorrow’s much-anticipated Anglo-American showdown in Lyon.

 

 

Also today, we go through Swiss Ramble’s snapshot of Arsenal’s lost decade.

We’re joined from Lyon by Caitlin Murray, author of “The National Team”, a history of the USWNT, to talk about the Americans’ march toward the final and why many perceive them as the villains of the tournament.

Plus there’s the audacity of Hope Solo, football idealists, selling jerseys and putting out a Lance vibe in France.

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