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Belgium edge Brazil to reach semi-finals
Belgium booked a World Cup semi-final against France as Brazil’s hopes of winning a sixth title were ended by a 2-1 defeat in Kazan. You may also like
City set PL goals record in win against Brighton
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Fernandinho signs contract extension at City
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