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Sporting clashes between Australia and England have provided some of the summer’s hottest contests – and now the drama is going to move on to the football pitch.
The England team’s triumph this weekend in Sydney means that they will now come face to face with the co-hosts Australia on 16 August in the World Cup semi final in front of a huge crowd of frenzied fans.
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