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Sheffield United man reflects on fairytale full-circle World Cup moment amid uncertain Bramall Lane future

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Tahith Chong fell in love with football while watching the 2006 World Cup final. Twenty years later, the Sheffield United winger has helped the smallest nation ever to qualify for the tournament capture hearts and minds on football's biggest stage.

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Sheffield United man reflects on fairytale full-circle World Cup moment amid uncertain Bramall Lane future

Tahith Chong fell in love with football while watching the 2006 World Cup final. Twenty years later, the Sheffield United winger has helped the smallest nation ever to qualify for the tournament capture hearts and minds on football's biggest stage.

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The Star broke the news in Sheffield, United Kingdom on Wednesday, June 24, 2026.
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