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What countries are in UEFA? Members set to boycott FIFA
UEFA has voted to boycott future FIFA competitions due to FIFA's controversial plan.
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Ranking World Cup performances by Bayern Munich players
FC Bayern players did not exactly light up the World Cup with exception of a few.
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Preview: Mauricio Pochettino vs. the dreaded USMNT plateau
Is a peak ahead of Poch, or is this a false summit?
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REPORT: Porto in negotiations with Spurs for permanent transfer of Souza
This would be a very quick sign-and-flip.
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Mexican National Team to Face Colombia, Peru, and Chile in U.S. Matches
Mexican National Team to Face Colombia, Peru, and Chile in U.S. Matches
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Takeaways: Atleti top Getafe in behind-closed-doors friendly
Lookman bagged a brace in a comfortable win.
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Dynamo Kyiv Faces Critical Europa League Match Against PAOK
Dynamo Kyiv Faces Critical Europa League Match Against PAOK
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UEFA Referee Chiefs Advocate Limited Use of VAR for Blatant Errors
UEFA Referee Chiefs Advocate Limited Use of VAR for Blatant Errors
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Joao Pedro's Hat-Trick Leads Chelsea to Victory in Friendly Against Western Sydney Wanderers
Joao Pedro's Hat-Trick Leads Chelsea to Victory in Friendly Against Western Sydney Wanderers
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Chelsea Triumphs Over Western Sydney Wanderers in Thrilling Friendly
Chelsea Triumphs Over Western Sydney Wanderers in Thrilling Friendly
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Soccer-FIFA plans to raise $4.2 billion via stake sales in new subsidiary, angering UEFA
By Echo Wang and Rohith Nair July 28 (Reuters) - FIFA said on Tuesday it plans to create a new commercial subsidiary valued at $20 billion, offering a stake of up to 20% to external investors in a move that faced immediate sharp criticism from Europe's UEFA.
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The Daily Hilario: Wednesday
Your daily dose of off-topic shenanigans
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