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When Argentina (allegedly) spiked Brazil's water at Italia 90.
On 22 June 1994, the United States got their first taste of victory in a World Cup match in 44 years, beating Colombia 2-1.
Another chapter in the long, long story of England's futility in international tournaments.
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