Netherlands and Japan draw 2-2, big wins for Germany and Sweden, and Ivory Coast leave it late. Plus Henderson on why Bellingham gives England the X-factor!
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Hayley McQueen with your Monday morning Cheat Sheet rounding up the results from the World Cup, including an entertaining 2-2 draw between Netherlands and Japan. We're also in Kanas City to hear from Jordan Henderson as England continue their build up to their opening match with Croatia. Plus, we look ahead to both Spain and Mo Salah's Egypt entering the competition.
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