Sam Dewhirst and David Porcher score the goals as England beat the United States in the final of the Cerebral Palsy World Cup in Atlanta.
England win cerebral palsy World Cup for first time
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- 68-point swing and a Tonga win - how England avoid World Cup exit
- England crush France 82-0 to stay in World Cup contention
- What do England need to avoid historic early World Cup exit?
- 'Like a mini World Cup' - Jacks sees positives in England's tri-series troubles
- England crush France to remain in hunt for World Cup semi-final spot
- England thrashed 78-0 in World Cup defeat by Australia
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