Even winning trophies can't guarantee managerial safety at Chelsea

A Bleacher Report art sums it all up
No Blues' boss for the past 10 seasons, who has won at least a single trophy, managed to continue running the affairs at Stamford Bridge the next term
André Villas-Boas & Guus Hiddink were sacked after reaching no success though

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Sweden 0 England 2: Maguire and Alli head Southgate's side into World Cup semi-final

Either Croatia or Russia will face Gareth Southgate's England in the World Cup semi-finals after the Three Lions beat Sweden 2-0 in Samara.
Harry Maguire and Dele Alli scored headers as England booked their place in a first World Cup semi-final since 1990 by beating Sweden 2-0.

Maguire and Alli struck either side of half-time in Samara on Saturday to move the Three Lions into the last four, and they will face either Croatia or hosts Russia on Wednesday.

England dominated after making a slow start, Maguire scoring from Ashley Young's left-wing corner after half an hour to put Gareth Southgate's side on track.
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Argentina Sack Head Coach, Sampaoli Following Russia 2018 World Cup Exit

Argentina Coach, Jorge Sampaoli has been sacked by Argentina barely an hour after their exit from 2018 world cup tournament in thr hands of France.

According to them he has been the worst manager at the World Cup, awful decisions and bad tactics. #WorldCup

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World Cup 2018: FIFA To Pay Super Eagles £6.1 Million After Crashing Out

The Super Eagles of Nigeria and other teams that crashed out on the group stages of the 2018 World Cup will be paid only £6.1 million each by the football governing body, FIFA.


Nigeria would have received £9.1 million if the match against Argentina ended in their favour.


This is because any team eliminated from the round of 16 stage will receive £9.1million.
The World Cup winning team will receive £28 million in prize money from FIFA, with 2nd, 3rd and 4th place teams receiving £21million, £18million and £16million respectively.


This means that for the World Cup winners, each player in the 23 man squad would pocket £1.2million.


The 32 teams were also given £1.1million each to prepare for the tournament.

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