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England World Cup winner George Cohen has died, aged 83. The right-back played every minute of the six matches in the 1966 tournament and was vice-captain for the 4-2 win over West Germany in the Wembley final. Cohen, who spent his entire club career with Fulham, won 37 caps for England. “Very sad to hear my friend and England team-mate has died,” said
George Cohen was described as ‘a lovely man’ by ‘everyone, without exception’, by Sir Geoff Hurst, who led the tributes to his 1966 teammate
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The Prime Minister's official spokesman said there is a 'process' to be followed 'but clearly the public want to see the Lionesses receive recognition' after their 2-1 win over Germany.