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The first big World Cup shocker? Why Morocco could beat Brazil
Brazil’s World Cup 2026 opener against Morocco is one of the more intriguing group games, but could lead to a surprise result?
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Knicks at Spurs NBA Finals Game 5 odds: San Antonio favored to extend the series
Even with a 3-1 series deficit, the Spurs are solid favorites at home to win Game 5 and extend the NBA Finals.
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World Cup odds, best bets for Saturday’s games including Brazil-Morocco
The World Cup hits another gear on Saturday with four matches, headlined by Brazil and Morocco meeting.
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Recapping Mexico’s opening win and breaking down the USMNT roster
The World Cup has officially kicked off with a Mexico win over South Africa! Hosts Tamerra Griffin and James McNicholas break down all the early action on today’s episode of Daily Cup. The USMNT begins its highly anticipated against Paraguay. The Athletic’s senior soccer writer Paul Tenorio joins the studio to deliver an essential scouting…
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The World Cup arrives in Toronto: Moose hats, fireworks and a sea of red
The day began with joy and anticipation. It ended with a realization of what soccer and the World Cup could be in Toronto.
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World Cup predictions: Brazil vs Morocco, Haiti vs Scotland and rest of matchday 3
Who knows more about soccer? Us ‘experts’, you the subscribers, a child, a dog or an algorithm? Come join us to predict each World Cup game
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World Cup Today: Live news updates on Day 3 of the tournament
Follow the latest news and analysis from around the tournament.
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Why are so many players wearing pink footwear at the World Cup?
Inspiring confidence, visibility on television and differentiating from kit colors were all considerations for Nike
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Summer transfer window 2026: When does it open and close? Does World Cup affect deals?
The 2025 summer window was a record-breaker, in which £3.11billion ($4.17bn) was spent.
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How Canada earned their first World Cup point with draw against Bosnia
Cyle Larin’s late goal secured Canada a valuable point in their Group B opener in Toronto.
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