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England sensed even before they had left their base in northern France - the Royal Hinault Hotel and Spa, a recently converted hospital – that they could be in for a difficult afternoon.The teams were, unusually, sharing the same hotel and though Phil Neville’s players tried to soak up the Cameroonian noise and colour – their loud sound system playing as they headed out to training on Saturday and dancing in the corridors - there was a bizarre scene just before they set off for the last-16 match. Cameroon fans had somehow got into the lobby and were fighting between themselves over tickets – for a game that was not even sold out. England sensed early that their match with Cameroon could be different to usual clashes Cameroon were repeatedly left outraged at a number of VAR-defined refereeing decisions This is remarkable.#ENG took a 2-0 lead, the goal was initially ruled out for offside but that decision was overturned on VAR. The #CMR players did not like that decision - and they made their feelings VERY clear.📺 Watch LIVE on @BBCOne. pic.twitter.com/xdtE0TGSwy— Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) June 23, 2019 RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next 'If my team behaved like that, they'd never play for England... England smash another record as almost SEVEN MILLION tune in... England sweating over Steph Houghton as captain faces... Cameroon fans forced to move by stewards after 'verbal... Share this article Share 16 shares Cameroon manager Alain Djeumfa goes by the name of ‘Mean Dog’ and he had been less than complimentary about England the night before the game. Neville’s team had ‘many’ weaknesses, he said. Neville made light of this when he arrived to talk an hour later, joking that ‘he said nice things about me.’ The Cameroonian had actually seemed to imply that everything Neville achieved as a Manchester United and Everton player counted for nothing, now he was in the dugout.There is a history of Cameroonians feeling they are victim of refereeing conspiracies at World Cups. It’s exactly what the men’s team said at the 1990 World Cup, where
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