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England fans are still rejoicing over their team's big World Cup
win against Colombia on Tuesday, a 4-3 shootout victory that
sent the Three Lions to the quarterfinals. (British tabloids reported a national hangover the day after
the game, with at least one Tesco store selling out of Lucozade, a popular drink choice for
the hungover.)

But not everyone thinks it's coming home, or that it's fair the way modern football might be coming home to its birthplace
of England.





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More than 250,000 people have signed an online petition claiming that the match was unfairly
officiated and should be replayed.

"I want to denounce in front of FIFA and with the support of all my Colombian compatriots, the match of the round of 16 between Colombia and England,"
reads a translation of the petition, which was
started by Colombian law student Juan Diego García
Muñoz.

The petition specifically calls out two controversial plays
that weren't submitted to FIFA's video assistant referees,

Do you have any video of that? I'd care to find out some additional information.

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By Michael Holden, Kate Holton and Alistair Smout

LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - King Charles, his sons Princes William and Harry and other senior royals joined a solemn procession taking Queen Elizabeth's coffin as the late monarch made
her final journey from Buckingham Palace on Wednesday.


Huge crowds gathered in central London to witness the
queen being taken from the palace to parliament as artillery guns fired salutes and Big Ben tolled, the latest in a series
of poignant ceremonies website as the nation mourns the queen website who died last week aged 96 after seven decades on the throne.


Lying on a gun carriage, covered by the Royal Standard
flag and with the Imperial State Crown placed on a cushion on top alongside a
wreath of flowers, the coffin bearing Elizabeth's body was taken in a slow, somber procession from her London home to Westminster
Hall.

There it will lie in state for four days.

Walking directly behind were Charles website and his siblings, Anne, Andrew and Edward.


In a group that followed were Charles's sons Princes William and Harry, a doleful scene reminiscent of when, as boys 25 years ago, they followed the casket of their mother
Princess Diana when it was taken on a similar procession through central London.

It was also a symbolic show of unity website as William, 40, now the Prince of
Wales, and Harry, 37, the Duke of Sussex, are said to be barely
be on speaking terms after a bitter falling out in the