Inside the camp that turned England's set-pieces into a weapon
A sports-science unit embedded with the squad for six weeks has quietly changed how England defend and attack dead balls.
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Callum PriceFootball reporter
A sports-science unit embedded with the squad for six weeks has quietly changed how England defend and attack dead balls.
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