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Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal are all going to the World Cup after injury scares
Injuries to some of soccer’s star players, including Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal, sparked concern ahead of the World Cup
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The “America Will Talk About Them” World Cup Team Tier
A tier list of the World Cup teams that will dominate conversations in the U.S., from superstars and rivals to underdogs and political stories.
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The “Best for New Fans” World Cup Article Tier
New to the World Cup? Our guide helps you pick a team to root for by breaking down the fan experience into tiers, from bandwagon favorites to lovable underdogs.
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5 World Cup Matches to Watch Like an NBA Game 7
The World Cup has its own version of a Game 7. Here are five matches that deliver the same do-or-die drama and intensity of the NBA Finals.
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How Low Expectations Become a World Cup Weapon
Underdog teams often overperform at the World Cup. This isn't just luck—it's a psychological weapon forged by low expectations.
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2026 FIFA World Cup: Key Insights and Expectations for All 48 Teams
2026 FIFA World Cup: Key Insights and Expectations for All 48 Teams
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The World Cup Crowd Tier List for New Fans
A guide for new World Cup viewers ranking the most passionate, colorful, and memorable fanbases from around the globe into distinct tiers.
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5 Golden Ball Winners Whose Men’s World Cup Legacy Still Holds Up
A look at five Golden Ball winners, from Maradona to Messi, whose legendary World Cup performances have left an indelible mark on soccer history.
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The Format Quirk That Could Reward Hidden World Cup Underdogs
The 2026 World Cup's expansion to 48 teams includes a new format that could give underdog nations a surprising path to the knockout rounds.
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The 1998 Win Over the U.S. Still Defines Iran’s Run
Iran's national football team has been a consistent participant in the FIFA World Cup, showcasing their talent on the global stage. Despite their r...
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How the New Format Could Quietly Make 2026 the Best World Cup Yet
The 2026 World Cup's expanded 48-team format has its critics, but here's why it could create more drama and excitement than any previous tournament.
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Soccer-Argentina seek to emulate Italy and Brazil as back-to-back champions
By Andrew Cawthorne June 2 (Reuters) - Dripping talent and forged by success, Argentina aim to become the first men's team to retain the World Cup since Brazil in 1962 and the only nation to do so entirely outside their own region.
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