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The final... and England
In Steve Carroll's continued absence Jon Butler hosts a lively debate with fellow Press pundits Tony Kelly, Dave Flett and Charles Hutchinson.
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The final previewed
In Steve Carroll's absence Jon Butler, Charles Hutchinson, Stuart Martel and Joe Hook discuss the Spain v Holland final.
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The quarter-finals
Steve is joined by Dave Flett, Charles Hutchinson and Mark Stead who give their predictions for who will progress to the semi-finals.
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England progress
Dave Flett, Mark Stead and Charles Hutchinson join Steve to discuss England's prospects against Germany on Sunday.
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