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Kely Nascimento, daughter of Pele, criticizes Brazil's football system for its lack of transparency, linking it to the nation's early World Cup exit, while pointing to foreign investment as a potential remedy.
France defeated Morocco 2-0 in the World Cup quarter-finals, with Mbappe scoring after missing a penalty and Dembele adding a goal, while coach Didier Deschamps praised the team's progress.
Kylian Mbappe opened the scoring in the 60th minute, adding to his tournament tally, while Ousmane Dembele sealed the victory. The win propels France toward a potential final against Spain or Belgium.
During a solemn Independence Day Mass at Buenos Aires Cathedral, Archbishop Jorge Garcia Cuerva quoted Lionel Messi’s post‑tournament message, highlighting unity and collective effort. The ceremony, attended by President Javier Milei, coincided with Argentina’s recent 3‑2 victory over Egypt that secured a World Cup quarter‑final spot. Messi, in his sixth straight World Cup, has scored in every match and tops the tournament’s scoring chart with eight goals.
France advances to the World Cup semi-finals after a dominant win over Morocco, with Mbappé and Dembélé leading the attack.
Kylian Mbappé scored his eighth goal of the tournament in the 60th minute, while Ousmane Dembélé added a second in the 66th, securing a 2‑0 victory over Morocco and keeping France on course for a third straight final.
Archbishop Jorge Garcia Cuerva read Lionel Messi’s unifying message at a Buenos Aires Mass, as President Javier Milei attended and Argentina prepares for a crucial World Cup quarter‑final against Switzerland.
England and Norway meet in a high‑stakes World Cup quarter‑final, featuring Erling Haaland's record seven goals and England's resilient squad led by Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham.
Erling Haaland leads a youthful Norwegian side that has surprised many, while England's experienced squad aims to extend its recent run. Key battles involve Haaland, Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham.
With Norway’s Erling Haaland in red-hot form and England’s Harry Kane chasing a sixth tournament goal, the quarter-final clash promises a battle of experience against underdog resolve.
Federal prosecutors in South Florida are scrutinizing over $300 million in payments linked to the Argentine Football Association through a Florida-based company, raising questions of money laundering, wire fraud and tax evasion.
The latest Deloitte study shows European soccer generated $45.8 billion in the 2024‑25 season, with the Premier League leading the pack and Ligue 1 experiencing its steepest commercial drop. Analysts caution that cramming more matches may not solve the underlying revenue pressures.
Ed Sheeran visited England’s World Cup base in Kansas City, performed “Castle on the Hill” for the squad, and shared his predictions for a potential England‑France final, while the team prepares for recovery after a dramatic win over Mexico.
Argentina overturned a 2‑1 deficit with three goals in the dying minutes, highlighted by Enzo Fernandez's winner, to set up a showdown with either Switzerland or Colombia.
A dramatic second‑half turnaround sees Argentina overturn an early deficit to defeat Egypt 3‑2 and advance to the quarter‑finals.
Argentina will field a revised attack against Egypt after a hard‑fought victory over Cape Verde, while Egypt looks to build on a penalty shootout win against Australia.
After Egypt’s win over Australia in the 2026 World Cup, forward Hossam Hassan draped a Palestinian flag around his shoulders, dedicating the triumph to the Palestinian people and urging global support for their rights, a move that has sparked discussion about the intersection of sport and politics.
Cristiano Ronaldo's final World Cup match concluded with a 1-0 loss to Spain, as Mikel Merino's late goal decided the contest. Ronaldo expressed sadness but refrained from hasty decisions about his international future, praising his contributions and thanking manager Roberto Martinez.
Jose Pekerman’s cautious approach to Lionel Messi’s 2006 World Cup introduction sparked debate but ultimately contributed to the Argentine star’s enduring legacy.
Jose Pekerman reflects on Lionel Messi's first World Cup appearance, his gradual integration, and the lasting impact of a career that reshaped soccer.
In a recent interview, Cafu outlined a measured reconstruction plan for Brazilian football, emphasizing creative freedom for young players and the need to let the game breathe without national pressure.
After a 2‑1 loss to Norway, Brazil’s legendary full‑back reflects on the need for a long‑term rebuild under Carlo Ancelotti, emphasizing youth development, creative freedom and the preservation of the country’s street‑football culture.
Jose Pekerman reflects on introducing Lionel Messi to the World Cup at 18, a decision that shaped the player's historic career and reinforced a strategic vision that still resonates in Argentine football.
Jose Pekerman explains how a strategic, gradual exposure to the World Cup shaped Lionel Messi's early international career and why he still stands by the choices made in 2006.