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@heygentlewhale: World Cup: England 2 vs Norway 1 Anime Edition The Battle of Stamford Bridge, 1066. One golden trophy on an old bridge. Ten Vikings held back a thousand, until one man stood alone. Then an arrow that clearly missed... hit him anyway. Nothing was touched. In the end, they settled it in single combat. #WorldCup2026 #England #Norway #Haaland #bellingham

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