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The Athletic’s daily World Cup predictions feature a unique blend of professional analysis, fan participation, and whimsical contenders, offering readers a chance to track expert forecasts across the tournament’s early rounds.
After 22 days of group‑stage action, the tournament’s knockout phase is set to feature historic upsets, emerging stars, and veteran heroics.
Harry Kane has been the decisive factor for England in the World Cup, but defensive frailties and a lack of collective firepower raise questions ahead of a tough encounter with Mexico.
Following a World Cup controversy, UEFA announced it will not adopt FIFA's new rule that would penalize players with a red card for covering their mouths during confrontations, opting instead for case‑by‑case decisions.
Harry Kane's two goals against the Democratic Republic of Congo highlighted England's reliance on the striker, but concerns over the team's overall cohesion and the upcoming test against Mexico remain.
England's World Cup campaign has been built around Harry Kane, but questions linger over the team's balance and depth as they prepare for the last‑16 clash with Mexico.
Harry Kane’s brace and Lionel Mpasi’s heroics defined a close encounter, underscoring the World Cup’s unpredictable spirit and the looming test against Mexico
A look at the unprecedented dominance of superstar players, the blend of science and tradition, and the surprising underdog moments that defined this World Cup.
England overcame a seventh‑minute goal by Brian Cipenga, with Harry Kane netting two second‑half strikes to advance to the round of 16, where they will meet Mexico in Mexico City.
Harry Kane scored in the 75th and 86th minutes to overturn an early deficit and secure England’s spot in the knockout stage.
Harry Kane scored two second‑half goals to overturn a seventh‑minute deficit and guide England to a 2‑1 win over Congo in Atlanta, advancing to face Mexico in the round of 16.
A data-driven look at goal distribution, boot design, and brand influence in the 2022 World Cup, 2023 Women’s World Cup, Euro 2024 and Copa América 2024.
From viral sensations to fashion collaborations, the tournament showcases a new generation of talent that is reshaping soccer culture.
A look at how England clinched a round‑of‑32 berth, how an algorithm narrowed the gap with pundits, and what to expect from the next set of high‑stakes fixtures.
The annual FIFA Best XI highlights the season's standout performers, featuring emerging talents from Spain, England and Portugal alongside seasoned veterans marking their swan songs on the world stage.
Fans gathered on Grouse Mountain to watch England face Panama, enjoying a scenic view while volunteers and organizers highlighted the unique Canadian experience.
Fans gathered on Grouse Mountain to watch the England‑Panama World Cup clash, enjoying a view of British Columbia while the tournament’s excitement unfolded on a big screen.
Fans braved cool, damp conditions on Grouse Mountain as England’s Jude Bellingham scored a breakthrough goal, highlighting a unique outdoor viewing experience.
A mountaintop watch party at Grouse Mountain combined the excitement of a World Cup match with British Columbia’s natural beauty, attracting 300 attendees and showcasing Canada’s unique blend of sport and landscape.
Fans braved cool temperatures and a chance of rain to watch England face Panama on a big screen perched above Vancouver, turning a World Cup match into a unique Canadian experience.
Around 300 supporters gathered on Grouse Mountain to watch England face Panama, enjoying the match against a backdrop of British Columbia’s natural beauty.
Despite 80% possession and 19 shots, England settled for a 0-0 draw against Ghana, a result that cements their progression but leaves fans yearning for more incisive play.
England’s Jude Bellingham escaped dismissal after covering his mouth in a relaxed exchange, while Paraguay’s Miguel Almiron was sent off for the same gesture during a heated clash.
Thomas Tuchel's approach seeks to draw opponents into deeper positions, but a low‑block Ghana side exposed its limits, prompting England to rethink their strategy.