The knockout bracket drew gasps across Europe. The top half is a murderers row: four of the last five World Cup winners on one side.
England vs France in the quarters. Kane, Bellingham, Saka vs Mbappe, Griezmann, Doue. On paper, two of the best squads in the world. But football is not played on paper.
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