England were victims of an alleged theft in the build-up to their World Cup opener against Croatia next week
England's World Cup team equipment valued at $18,000 was stolen from a transport van; two men charged with receiving stolen property and all items recovered before match day. The incident highlights supply chain security vulnerabilities during logistics operations, requiring robust asset tracking and protection protocols.
Full list of everything stolen in England World Cup raid as men charged over theft
England were victims of an alleged theft in the build-up to their World Cup opener against Croatia next week
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Amie Wilson Sports writer
06:28, 14 Jun 2026Updated 06:29, 14 Jun 2026
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The Three Lions begin their World Cup journey against Croatia on Wednesday.
Mustafa Salik and Erfan Kamal each face a count of receiving stolen property
