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This is the game football podcast from the Times. Today, Argentina hit their stride as they

reach the knockout stages. Poland come with them after an abysmal performance, their heartbreak for

Mexico after their victory over Saudi Arabia. We'll talk about Tunisia's important win over France

and Denmark's poor campaign as they exit bottom of the group. We'll get Matt Dickinson's thoughts

on England and look ahead to Thursday's matches. This is the game.

Hello and welcome to the game podcast. I'm Hugh Wussandcroft alongside Tom Ornett

and Gregor Robinson this evening. I've just got back from the Argentina match. We'll discuss

that group a little bit later on, but let's start with, I guess, Wabbie Cazry and Tunisia. He is

going down in football folklore after today, the winning goal as the Tunisians beat France. It wasn't

enough for them to reach the knockout stages for the first time, but it did provide a special

moment and emotional moment at this World Cup. Gregor, what did you make of it?

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