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Few hours before England face Jose Pekerman's team for a spot in the 2018 Russian quarter-finals, the British newspaper reminded the country of its difficult past with drugs.
The Sun, ] one of the largest newspapers in the UK and the world, woke up its readers with an eloquent, controversial and at the same time offensive coverage to Colombia, hours before England in front of Jose Pekerman's team for a place in the 2018 Russian quarter-finals.
"The Three Lions face a nation that gave the world Shakira , a good coffee and, uh, other things, we say: Go Kane! " says the newspaper with a photo of star striker Harry Kane, rhyming with cocaine, – cocaine in English-.
In the last hours, several British media have expressed confidence in the match that their team will have against the tricolor team, because they say it will be a simple meeting for them.
The Sun, which sells for about 1.5 million copies a day, is characterized as a sensationalist and tabloid newspaper. This is not the first time that they are entering the controversy, in fact a few months ago they accused Peruvian striker Paolo Guerrero of being an addict. Colombia's response will be in court.
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