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‘Don’t get cards’: How Poland’s strange World Cup progression played out

Poland lived dangerously before they qualified for the last 16 and accept improvement is needed against France

The Guardian - UK

Analysis-Mexican president's electoral gambit breathes life into opposition

The Mexican president's determination to carry out a contentious electoral overhaul has helped unite a fractured opposition ahead of the last major elections before the country chooses a new leader in 2024.

Reuters

Exeter University grads behind ride-sharing app to pitch to Formula 1 after winning global competition

The duo will travel to Mexico to meet with reps from F1 and Ferrari later this month

Birmingham Post

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A growing number of Texas rural counties are declaring local immigration “disasters”

The latest county to make a disaster declaration is an eight-hour drive away from the Texas-Mexico border, but local officials there say they’re under “invasion.”

The Texas Tribune

Four years after his inauguration, why is Mexico’s leader still campaigning?

Barred from re-election, Lopez Obrador is accused of bussing in supporters to drum up support for his successor

The Guardian - US

Poland revel in ‘bitter and sweet’ defeat after doing what they needed to survive

Poland settled for a 2-0 defeat to Argentina that, while successful, went against many of the ideals of a World Cup and the game itself

The Independent UK

‘I got carried away’: Canelo Alvarez apologises to Lionel Messi after World Cup threat

After a dressing-room video emerged following Argentina’s win over Mexico, Canelo said Messi ‘should ask God that I don’t find him’

The Independent UK

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Qatar World Cup: 5 things we learned on Day 11 – happy sleep means happy feet

Denmark depart much earlier than predicted and the France boss Didier Deschamps comes under fire despite his team topping the group. Are some people never satisfied? Maybe they need happy sleep.

Radio France Internationale

Saudi Arabia, Tunisia Leave World Cup

Saudi Arabia’s Salem Aldawsari scored on Wednesday in second-half stoppage time against Mexico. But Saudi Arabia was eliminated along with Mexico despite beating Argentina in its opening match. Mexico beat Saudi Arabia 2-1. Saudi Arabia had one of the tournament’s biggest ever upsets ever when it beat Argentina 2-1.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Canelo Alvarez Apologizes for Threatening Lionel Messi

The famous boxer was not happy with the soccer star after seeing a video of him celebrating Argentina’s 2–0 win over Mexico on Saturday.

Sports Illustrated

Mexico Coach Tata Martino Out After World Cup Elimination

Martino: “I fully assume responsibility for this great failure.”

Sports Illustrated

On the Doorstep: 5 fighters who could make UFC with December wins

For those who make it to the highest stage, the journey starts long before they strap on UFC or Bellator gloves.

USA Today Sports Media Group

World Cup recap, day 11: Australia, Argentina make knockout stage

There was celebration and disappointment on Wednesday as Australia beat Denmark 1-0 and Argentina won 2-0 against Poland

Al Jazeera

FIFA World Cup: Mathew Leckie, Lionel Messi and Stefanie Frappart among the talking points on day 11

The Socceroos send Denmark home on day 11, a tie-breaker is needed to separate Poland and Mexico, and a coach says the selection of an all-female referee team for a key game is progress in a "very sexist" sport.

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Day of Tiebreak Drama Puts to Rest the World Cup’s Group of Chaos

Argentina and Poland both survived, but Group C’s knockout stage fate wasn’t decided until the final minute of what’s been three matchdays full of drama.

Evening Standard

Tata Martino to leave Mexico job after World Cup failure: ‘My contract ended as soon as the whistle blew’

Gerardo ‘Tata’ Martino has confirmed that he will be leaving his role as Mexico head coach following their agonising exit from the World Cup in Qatar.

Daily Mirror

Mexico boss announces he's lost his job after "massive failure" at World Cup 2022

El Tri were victorious in their final group game as they beat Saudi Arabia 2-1, but they finished behind Poland on goal difference and therefore don't advance to the last 16, leaving ex-Barcelona boss Tata Martino heading out the door

The Independent UK

Gerardo Martino’s Mexico reign over after ‘huge failure’ at World Cup

The former Barcelona boss had been in charge since January 2019

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The Independent UK

Today at the World Cup: Messi progresses as Leckie has Australia cooking on gas

Argentina and Poland made it through Group C, while Australia joined France as runners-up in Group D.

The Independent UK

‘My heart stopped’: Coach relieved after Poland squeeze into World Cup last-16

The Poles edged into the last 16 of the World Cup on goal difference

Liverpool Echo

Ibrahima Konate makes blunt World Cup 'favours' point after France defeat

Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konate was a standout performer in an otherwise underwhelming defeat for France against Tunisia in their final World Cup group game

Los Angeles Times

Mexico's offense finally comes to life, but it's not enough to save World Cup dream

DOHA, Qatar — For 2 1/2 games Mexico did nothing in Qatar — as in no goals, no wins and no chance to advance to the Round of 16, something it had done in every World Cup it has played in since 1978.

Evening Standard

Argentina fans could prove World Cup X-factor as Lionel Messi and Co find groove in ominous warning

Easily the most one-sided match of the World Cup in the stands also proved to be one of the most one-sided on the pitch.

The Independent UK

Mexico finally join World Cup party but suffer heartbreak despite Saudi Arabia win

Saudi Arabia 1-2 Mexico: El Tri fell one goal short of qualification for the last 16 despite victory at Lusail Stadium

The Guardian - UK

Mexico miss out on last 16 on goal difference despite beating Saudi Arabia

Mexico beat Saudi Arabia 2-1 – with their second a brilliant free-kick from Luis Chávez – but they still missed out on the last 16

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