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Air miles, kit clashes, and a World Cup built for transit

England have flown further than any semi-finalist at World Cup 2026. A BBC Sport analysis asks whether the mileage matters more than the football.

England have flown further than any semi-finalist at World Cup 2026.
England have flown further than any semi-finalist at World Cup 2026. CBS SPORTS HEADLINES · via Monexus Wire

Desk note: This piece draws solely on the two BBC Sport and Sky Sports items from the 13 July cluster; kit-colour detail is reported by Sky Sports, mileage framing by BBC Sport. No national federation travel data has been independently audited.

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