Spain won the World Cup for the second time in their history yesterday, beating Argentina 1-0 in extra time. The Spanish celebrations were marred however by the Argentinian’s ‘disgusting’ behaviour after losing, with player Leandro Paredes throttling Spanish players trying to celebrate and Nahuel Molina whacking Rodri in the chest as multiple fights broke out all over the pitch. Despite the bad behaviour from the Argentinians, Spain lifted the trophy (alongside US President Donald Trump who tried to get in the team picture) and were the deserved champions, having only conceded one goal all tournament, a new record. In the final episode of World Cup Uncensored, co-hosts Piers Morgan and Simon Jordan are once again joined by former England captain John Terry to react to the final, England’s third place play-off against France, the future of England under Tuchel and finally the tragic passing of footballing legend Kevin Keegan. 00:00 Introduction 01:16 Piers, Simon and John react to the World Cup Final as it all ends in tears for the “nasty” Argentinians 04:03 Should England have beaten Argentina, following the 3rd place performance? 07:23 Piers and Simon row over whether the reaction against Tuchel has been overblown 09:31 Reaction to Graeme Souness’s comments about Declan Rice and Elliot Anderson 11:05 Simon rants about Tuchel letting England down with his negative mindset 14:33 Are England held back by all our players being overplayed throughout the season? 15:53 Simon Jordan says he would fire Thomas Tuchel as England manager 17:01 The panel discuss the Pep Guardiola to Italy links 19:45 Simon Jordan says he would take Lee Carsley as England manager 22:25 Piers Morgan argues England should give Thomas Tuchel more time 23:30 Simon rages at Anthony Barry’s third place tears 24:46 John Terry doubles down on his criticism of Djed Spence’s defensive capabilities 25:44 Lionel Messi trying to get Marc Cucurella sent off 28:44 Simon, John and Piers pay tribute to Kevin Keegan 31:56 John Terry on meeting Donald Trump 33:25 The panel discuss how successful this World Cup has been 38:27 World Cup Uncensored awards for the tournament 42:05 The panel debate Opta’s team of the tournament 44:15 Is Morgan Rogers worth £117 million? Subscribe here: www.youtube.com/@SportsUncensoredMedia/subscribe Find us all on all other social platforms: X - x.com/@SportsUncensrd Instagram - www.instagram.com/sport_uncensored TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@UncensoredSport #worldcup #argentina #worldcup2026 #spain #football #footballpodcast #soccer #footballnews #piersmorgan #simonjordan #johnterry
Another World Cup semi-final, another defeat for England. Manager Thomas Tuchel has been praised all tournament for his bravery in making big decisions but has been criticised for being 'cowardly' in his substitutions and set up after scoring the first goal against Argentina, which many believe costed the Three Lions the game. Host Simon Jordan is joined by former England captain John Terry, who share agreement that England's loss was solely down to the managers 'negative' subs, as he brought on defenders for midfielders and tried to hold on to the lead. John called it one of the "worst tactical decisions" he had ever seen and says yesterday has made him question Tuchel's status as an 'elite manager'. Graeme Souness, former Tottenham player and Scotland international, however believes the main responsibility lies with the players - believing they need to seize the game earlier and not capitulate after the goal goes in. Graeme says Tuchel's main point of criticism should lie with the initial squad that he brought. 00:00 - Introduction 01:17 Graeme Souness argues England have not been very good this World Cup and that Tuchel is not solely to blame 02:59 John Terry slams Thomas Tuchel and argues he was a 100% to blame 04:48 Graeme Souness says Declan Rice and Elliot Anderson are ‘limited’ footballers and that Rice is a “centre half” that doesn’t have enough football in him 08:44 John says attacking subs were needed with Romero and Martínez on yellow cards 10:45 Graeme calls Rice and Anderson steady Eddy’s 11:49 The panel react to Thomas Tuchel’s pre-tournament comments about Southgate’s sides being scared of losing 13:05 John Terry reveals Kaka told him at 60 minutes there was no chance England won this game 15:58 Graeme Souness claims this is one of the most average group of players England have brought to a tournament in years 22:02 Graeme, John and Simon clash over if the players were to blame last night and if Tuchel picked the wrong players 29:25 Should Thomas Tuchel stay on as England manager? 35:24 Simon and Graeme clash over Kobbie Mainoo 37:03 Is there an England striker problem on the horizon? 39:14 The panel discuss Spain vs Argentina 42:50 Will this final end the Ronaldo vs Messi debate? 46:22 Graeme gives his view on Jude Bellingham’s response to Gabriel Clarke after Norway 48:27 Will the panel watch the 3rd place playoff? Subscribe here: www.youtube.com/@SportsUncensoredMedia/subscribe Find us all on all other social platforms: X - x.com/@SportsUncensrd Instagram - www.instagram.com/sport_uncensored TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@UncensoredSport #england #thomastuchel #worldcup #worldcup2026 #johnterry #simonjordan #argentina
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Errol Spence Jr’s return to boxing against Tim Tszyu will be available through DAZN pay-per-view and thus to DAZN Ultimate tier subscribers, along with Premier Boxing Champions’ usual Prime Video PPV home. The good news for those with DAZN’s Ultimate tier subscription is that they now have to pay nothing extra to easily and legally watch Spence vs Tszyu, which will air on Saturday, July 25. Spence (28-1, 22 KO) will be fighting for the first time in three years, nearly to the day, after his 2023 loss to Terence “Bud” Crawford, which was a one-sided thrashing. The former welterweight titleholder is moving up to 154 lbs and going on the road to face Australia’s Tszyu (27-3, 18 KO), who is 3-3 in his last six fights but still has an ability to bring action. The undercard will feature another return, as Jermall Charlo comes back to face Koen Mazoudier, and a super featherweight bout between Stephen Fulton and Liam Wilson. Tim Tszyu has cranked up the mind games ahead of his July 26 showdown with Errol Spence Jr in Sydney, suggesting the American is staring down a career-ending night. With just 25 days to go, Tszyu believes Spence’s long-awaited return from a near three-year layoff will end in brutal fashion – and be the final fight of his career. Spence is finally back after his 2023 defeat to Terence Crawford, stepping up to a new weight without a tune-up fight against what Roy Jones Jr this week described as a “highly dangerous” opponent. Tszyu, though, reckons the comeback won’t last long. “It’s the last hurrah for Errol Spence,” Tszyu told Ring Magazine. “Get in and watch his last fight.” “The Truth” has spoken about looking forward to the trip Down Under, even discussing holiday destinations and life beyond boxing. Former world champion and commentator Sergio Mora believes that’s a red flag heading into a fight with Tszyu – and the Australian couldn’t agree more. “If he’s already talking about holidays and retirement plans, then this is his last goodbye,” said Tszyu. Tension between the pair has been simmering, with Spence sensationally refusing to shake Tszyu’s hand during a backroom encounter in Las Vegas in May. Terence Crawford will be ringside to watch Errol Spence Jr’s comeback fight against Tim Tszyu. The fight marks Spence’s long-awaited return after three years out of the ring. The former unified welterweight champion has not fought since suffering the only defeat of his professional career, a ninth-round stoppage loss to Crawford in their undisputed showdown in 2023. Now 36, Spence moves up in weight to face Tszyu at a 158lb catchweight, having linked up with renowned trainer Ronnie Shields following the end of his long partnership with Derrick James. Tszyu enters the bout in far more active form. The Australian has rebuilt after consecutive defeats to Sebastian Fundora and Bakhram Murtazaliev, recording back-to-back victories. He will look to use the home crowd to his advantage. Speaking on The Porterway Podcast, ‘Bud’ confirmed that he would be in attendance for the fight and backing his former rival to win, something he has already told Tszyu. “I’mma be supporting Spence, rooting [for him]. I just like to support fighters … Of course [I’m picking Spence to win]. I told [Tsyzu] to his face.” Spence has admitted that he did consider retirement during his time off, and also that he may consider it again, win, lose or draw. Fans will be watching closely to see how he looks after such a long time out, with many already having written him off after injuries, lifestyle and a serious car accident. The fight takes place on July 25 at the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, Australia, with Jermall Charlo and Stephen Fulton booked for the undercard. Errol Spence Jr. is an American professional boxer. He is a former unified champion in the welterweight division, having held the World Boxing Association (WBA) (Super version), World Boxing Council (WBC), and International Boxing Federation (IBF) titles between 2017 and 2023. As an amateur, in the welterweight division, he won three consecutive United States national championships and represented the U.S. at the 2012 Olympics, where he reached the quarter-finals. In 2015, Spence was named Prospect of the Year by ESPN. Click the link to subscribe for more handy tips: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLJ7_ilR0MPsNmvW23rHVuQ?sub_confirmation=1 Also follow me on: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/naturalbodypro1 #rollyromero #teofimolopez #ryangarcia #gervontadavis #terencecrawford #boxinghighlights #boxingtraining #boxingcompetition #boxingedits #boxingclips
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Former Socceroo Craig Foster says Belgium has saved what would have been a 'tainted' World Cup by defeating the United States. Foster says most of the world would have been cheering on Belgium after Donald Trump intervened with FIFA's President Gianni Infantino to suggest a star American player's red card suspension be deferred. Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07-07/world-cup-live-blog-portugal-vs-spain-usa-vs-belgium/106885332 Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated. #ABCNEWS #ABCNEWSAustralia
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