Pray first, cheer later: Church of England to bring forward Sunday services for Lionesses fans

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Pray first, cheer later: Church of England to bring forward Sunday services for Lionesses fans
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The Church’s England’s lead bishop for sport said fans can choose the service that is “right for them” to watch the first English team to make a World Cup final since 1966.

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Emma McClarkin, chief executive of the British Beer and Pub Association, said millions of people had been cheering on the Lionesses at their local pubs throughout the tournament, enjoying the unrivalled pub atmosphere and communal celebrations.

King Charles and Queen Camilla are on their annual holiday in Scotland and will not travel to Sydney to watch Sunday’s final. Prince William won’t attend either.

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