Chris Hewett
Chris Hewett: Wingers who light up the greatest show
The key ingredients of a successful World Cup are few in number but broad in sweep: a critical mass of genuinely competitive teams, a group stage with a sense of jeopardy, a disciplinary system that works for the weakest sides in the tournament as well as the most powerful and a collective sense of ambition that gives the best wings the best chance to show the best of themselves.
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