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Dutch coach joins Orlando Pirates technical team
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Roberto Carlos believes England should be proud of Euro 2020 performances
Former Brazil star Roberto Carlos says England should be proud of their exploits at Euro 2020 and has used his own experience of winning the World Cup four years after a final heartbreak as an example of how teams can turn agony into ecstasy. You may also like
