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To come along at once, although only at the other end.— at the other end. croatia have turned it around. _ at the other end. croatia have turned it around. wholly - turned it around. wholly entertaining, _ turned it around. wholly entertaining, just - turned it around. wholly entertaining, just wholly turned it around. wholly i entertaining, just wholly in defence, and their world cup ends in the group phase. we may not have heard the last of croatia. earlier in the day, costa rica shocked japan with a 1—0 win to pull level with spain and japan in group e. after beating germany in their op...

Another perhaps unexpected result and another protest against fifa's ban on the 0nelove armbands, starting with the results, and wednesday saw the opening fixtures in groups e and f. morocco and croatia played out a goalless draw. and canada missed a penalty before losing 1—0 to belgium. but it was in group e that we saw the most eye—catching score lines. spain thrashed costa rica 7—0. and japan came from a goal down to beat germany 2—1. we always enjoy showing you the different reactions of the fans, so here are some celebrations in spain.

Japan staged a sensational fightback to deal Germany a shock 2-1 defeat in their World Cup opener as Bundesliga players Ritsu Doan and Takuma Asano came off the bench to stun the four-time Cup-winner.

Let's turn to the world cup now — and the headlines today — another perhaps unexpected result — and another protest against fifa's ban on the one—love armbands, which some teams had wanted to wear to show their support for lgbtq rights.starting with the results — and wednesday saw the opening fixtures in groups e morocco and croatia played out a goal—less draw — and canada missed a penalty before losing 1—0 to belgium. but it was in group e that we saw the most eye—catching score lines. spain thrashed costa rica seven—nil. and japan came from a goal down to beat germany two...

This is bbc news. the latest headlines: large areas of ukraine are left without power, after the country's military says russian missile strikes targeted energy infrastructure. un human rights officials meet to discuss the crackdown on protesters in iran. 300 people may have died during the violence. let's turn to the world cup now and the headlines today — another perhaps unexpected result and another protest against fifa's ban on the one love armbands, which some teams had wanted to wear to show their support for lgbtq rights. we'll come to that in a bit but first let's take a look at the ...