Where did it all go wrong for England, and where now?

Critics cannot decide who is at fault for England's latest World Cup debacle

Phil Jagielka and Wayne Rooney
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England's World Cup is all but over after defeat to Uruguay, and despite the low key build-up and lack of expectations the "anguish felt as raw as ever", says Matt Dickinson of The Times. "The new mood of humility did not soften the blow of seeing another England team fall wretchedly short."

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