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FIFA’s $15 billion World Cup payday shows commercialization is the real tournament champion

FIFA’s expanded 48-team tournament brought about record TV audiences and packed stadiums.

Fortune

The US should never host another tournament after World Cup debacle

WORLD CUP 2026: The moral, financial and logistical issues that plagued this World Cup should be enough to disqualify the US from hosting major football tournaments until serious changes are made, argues Richard Jolly

The Independent UK

England vs Argentina RECAP: Free Streams, TV Guide & How to watch from anywhere

All the ways you can stream England vs Argentina from anywhere in the world with live updates from the World Cup semi-final.

TechRadar

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What time does the 2026 World Cup opening ceremony start today?

TODAY sees this summer’s World Cup kick off in Mexico City with co-hosts Mexico taking on South Africa

The National (Scotland)

Italian officials roundly reject proposal to replace Iran squad at 2026 World Cup

Italy missed out on the World Cup for the third successive time after losing a penalty shootout to Bosnia and Herzegovina in their qualifying playoff final.

Euronews

Will Spain serve up a helping of pain for England’s misfiring youngsters?

In today’s Football Daily: Have England U-21s got any hope of keeping their crown?

The Guardian - UK

Fifa may talk tough but it has paved the way by undervaluing women’s football

Gianni Infantino threatens a World Cup blackout yet Fifa is the architect of the chronic underfunding in the women’s game

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Fact check: 11 eye-catching lines from Gianni Infantino’s speech in Qatar

Fifa’s president told the world he feels Arab, African, gay and disabled, while the media are racist hypocrites. So how accurate was his World Cup monologue?

The Guardian - UK

The phantom tournament that has thrown football into chaos

Fifa’s plans to expand the Club World Cup have exposed the fault line that divides the modern game and could yet change the face of it, writes Miguel Delaney

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