Adam Lichtenstein
@adamlichtenstein
Miami Hurricanes beat writer for the South Florida Sun Sentinel. He/Him. Posting through it. These are crazy days but they make me shine. Tips/jokes: alichtenstein@sunsentinel.com
If you’re in the area and on the fence about getting to a World Cuo match, you can get into England-France for the low, low price of $464.
Lineups are out for the England-France bronze final. Kylian Mbappe and Michael Olise are in for France. Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham are out for England.
The ACC announced its new championship game tiebreaker policy.
And we back. England-Norway will get underway — despite the heat — in a few minutes.
The crowd of media is still growing to hear from Norwegian star Erling Haaland.
The Norwegian national team, led by Manchester City superstar Erling Haaland, is preparing for its World Cup quarterfinal matchup with England at Inter Miami’s former stadium in Fort Lauderdale.
VAR taking goals off the board because of a foul a minute prior is lame as hell.
It’s currently 89 degrees at Miami Stadium with a heat index near 100. Rain is approaching.
There is a smattering of Cape Verde fans in the upper deck and behind one goal. But that’s about it from my vantage point.
Being charitable to Cape Verde, it’s 95 percent Argentina fans here in Miami tonight.
Miami Stadium isn’t in Miami Gardens tonight. It’s in Bogotá.
Minutes away from Brazil-Scotland. The Brazilian fans outnumber the Tartan Army significantly.
Texts from my wife before tonight’s Brazil-Scotland match. Apparently a Brazilian psychic predicted a close encounter this evening.
The Tartan Army makes the front page of today’s Sun Sentinel.
Overheard at a bar, a guy complaining about a pitcher walking someone and costing him a bet: “Come on, that’s your job! Nolan Ryan didn’t walk anyone!” My guy…
