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Seniors at service to show how it’s done!

Evergreen Jamie Cureton says he is ‘buzzing’ to have helped England retain the Seniors World Cup – and is now hoping the Three Lions can follow suit in North America this summer.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 June 2026

By John Lyons

TITLE DEFENCE: England retained the Seniors World Cup

Evergreen Jamie Cureton says he is ‘buzzing’ to have helped England retain the Seniors World Cup – and is now hoping the Three Lions can follow suit in North America this summer.
Having won the Seniors tournament on his debut back in 2017, the 50-year-old made it a double this time around as a star-studded England team – including the likes of Gareth Barry, Lee Hendrie and Luke Chambers – stormed to victory.
In the group stages, they overcame Thailand (2-0), Taiwan (4-1) and the USA (3-0). England then hammered old foes...

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