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Casemiro stunner ends Switzerland resistance to fire Brazil into last 16

Casemiro scored a late winner for Brazil to defeat Switzerland 1-0 and send his team into the last 16 of the World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Sheffield Wednesday striker and boyhood Newcastle fan Michael Smith reveals dream FA Cup draw

The Wednesday forward was born in Wallsend and is a lifelong Newcastle United supporter

Chronicle Live

Five talking points from day eight of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar

As a social media post prompts calls for the United States to be thrown out of the World Cup, Spain and Germany's forwards go back to the future, a coach pays tribute to his late daughter and Canada makes history - but it's not enough. Check out the five talking…

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Tottenham's strength in depth praised as debutantes help extend perfect FA Cup form

Tottenham Hotspur Women extended their unsullied FA Women's Cup form with a 5-1 rout of Coventry United at Brisbane Road on Sunday.

Football London

Croatia 4-1 Canada: World Cup 2022 – as it happened

The 2018 finalists came back from an early deficit to blow away the Canadians in the second game

The Guardian - US

Five talking points from day seven of the Qatar 2022 World Cup

As a Socceroos win sends fans crazy at Fed Square, one superstar is Argentina's saviour while another is driving France into the next round, while a national coach has a war of words with a former star striker / manager turned pundit. Check out the five talking points for day…

ABC News

‘We’ve done nothing’: Arnold tells Australia to focus after Tunisia victory

Australia must focus on their final group game against Denmark, said Graham Arnold, after his side won their first World Cup match in 12 years

The Guardian - AU

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Mitch Duke header downs Tunisia to keep Australia alive at World Cup

The Australia striker’s first-half header proved decisive against Tunisia and gave the Socceroos their first win at a World Cup in 12 years, 1-0

The Guardian - AU

Every word Joey Barton said on Bristol Rovers' injuries, Boreham Wood and a transfer hint

Joey Barton's pre-match press conference in full ahead of Bristol Rovers' FA Cup second-round tie against Boreham Wood at the Mem on Sunday

Bristol Post

Meet the professional footballer eyeing FA Cup shock and Mobo award in same week

Matt Robinson will lead Dagenham and Redbridge into FA Cup second round clash against Gillingham this evening knowing that he will be heading to Wembley on Wednesday evening with hope of winning the Mobo award for best grime act

Daily Mirror

England 0-0 USA: player ratings from the World Cup Group B game

Harry Maguire was one of England’s better performers on a night when the USA’s three midfielders caught the eye

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s our time to shine’: Qataris on hosting the World Cup

Qataris reflect on what has changed – and what they hope will change – for their country as it hosts the mega event.

Al Jazeera

Brazil grinds to halt as World Cup party starts

Rio de Janeiro (AFP) - In yellow-and-green bikinis, Neymar jerseys and sparkling tops straight out of carnival, Brazilians dropped everything Thursday to watch the national team make their highly anticipated World Cup debut, exploding in celebration at their opening win.

AFP

Unhappy World Cup memories for England keepers against USA

Rob Green and Bert Williams have unfortunate roles in the history of two teams who meet again in Qatar

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The Guardian - AU

Australian government continues talks over human rights with Qatar at World Cup

The federal minister for sport, Anika Wells, says the Australian government has opted to engage with rather than snub Qatar over its controversy-plagued World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Tite dances on the high-wire of expectation as Brazil grapple with destiny

On eve of their opening game against Serbia, the head coach has urged his side to have fun while seeking to win a sixth World Cup

The Guardian - US

Belgium 1-0 Canada: World Cup 2022 – as it happened

Canada dominated Belgium for long periods of the teams’ Group F encounter but Michy Batshuayi scored what proved to be the only goal

AAP

Australia stops short of FIFA boss support

Football Australia has baulked at whether it will vote for FIFA's embattled president as European nations heighten protests at the World Cup in Qatar.

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Miami Herald

Michelle Kaufman: Americans finally get why the World Cup is so great, and why it hurts so much to tie

No, Qatar should not be hosting the World Cup. No, it isn’t right that fans can’t drink beer and players can’t wear rainbow arm bands at this World Cup.

Axios

South American teams vie to win their first World Cup in 20 years

No South American team has won the World Cup since 2002 when Brazil triumphed over Germany.

WEKU

Argentina's shocking World Cup loss to Saudi Arabia has big reverberations for Messi

For Lionel Messi, this World Cup, and the historic upset with Saudi Arabia, is about so much more than soccer. It's about whether or not he can finally come back home to Argentina as a hero.

The Guardian - UK

Time after time: World Cup’s record match durations after new Fifa directive

A Fifa directive to referees to include all ‘unnatural lost time’ is leading to record match durations at the Qatar World Cup, with England’s win against Iran lasting a record 117 minutes

ABC News

World Cup 2022: The five talking points out of Qatar after day two of action

From protests to timekeeping issues to some 'interesting' crowd figures, the Qatar World Cup had the headline writers working overtime on day two of action. These are the five moments that stole the spotlight.

Bangkok Post

Get tough on footy betting

As the World Cup 2022 kicked off in an air-conditioned Qatar stadium on Sunday, so did football betting across Thailand -- which, despite being illegal, has unfortunately become a part of the country's football culture.

The Guardian - UK

Wales’s football revolution is born of tears, pride, fan culture and radical history

This national team is no longer defined by failure on the pitch but appearing at a World Cup takes national harmony to a new level

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