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Marc Cucurella spotted removing an object from his sock and burying it in the pitch seconds before the World Cup Final kicked off, with a former team-mate confirming exactly what it was and why he did it

The 2010 World Cup winner gave his fellow countrymen some mystical advice before they beat Argentina

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Tuchel is clinging to an outdated English style – he must let players take risks

Head coach should stop relying on a physical approach that has rarely worked and embrace England’s gifted ball players

The Guardian - UK

Gangs of New Jersey: how the World Cup final descended into ugly scenes between Argentina and Spain

A blow-by-blow account of how Spain and Argentina players fought in the aftermath of the Sunday showpiece

The Guardian - UK

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FIFA seems hell-bent on destroying the World Cup brand (with the help of Shakira and Justin Bieber)

Did the World Cup final really require a pop concert?

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The World Cup 2026 Is Over But The Memes Aren’t—Here Are 100 That Captured This Year’s Chaos

The tournament delivered excitement and drama from start to finish, and fans made sure none of it went unnoticed.

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Kash Patel Uses FBI Rebrand Video To Cheer up Trump Post Humiliating World Cup Boos

Kash Patel's video aimed to uplift Trump after he was booed at the World Cup, but it highlighted the awkwardness of the situation, with security and politics overshadowing the event.

International Business Times UK

Now that the World Cup is over, can host cities turn their investment into a lasting social impact?

The 2026 World Cup has been a real moneymaker for FIFA. Revenues from TV broadcasting rights, ticket sales and other commercial sources are projected to amount to nearly US$11 billion, making it the most financially successful event in the international soccer governing body’s history.

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Bryson DeChambeau ‘made Trump request’ during dispute over controversial penalty at The Open

Trump had no issue intervening at the World Cup to suspend USA striker Folarin Balogun’s ban to much controversy

The Independent UK

2026 was a World Cup of contradictions – with a tainted legacy

WORLD CUP 2026: In some ways, the tournament was like the best American fast food, writes Miguel Delaney, entertaining but immediately forgettable, yet Fifa ushered through some harmful precedents for the future of football and off-field controversy cast a long shadow

The Independent UK

Why Is the World Cup Played Every Four Years?

The World Cup is the most-watched sporting event on the planet.

Sports Illustrated

France skipper Mbappé denies Messi to win second Golden Boot award

Kylian Mbappé will return to France from the World Cup with his reputation as one of the best strikers of his generation enhanced, having become the first player to win the competition's Golden Boot award twice.

Radio France Internationale

President Trump Confirms When He Wants U.S. to Host World Cup Again

The United States’s time as co-host of the 2026 World Cup has come to a close.

Sports Illustrated

Why Marc Cucurella Was Not Sent Off in World Cup Final Despite Lionel Messi Plea

Argentina’s superstar did his utmost to try and even out the numbers in the World Cup final.

Sports Illustrated

Spain deserved World Cup win after neutralising Messi: Indian football legends

In a thrilling final, Spain triumphed over Argentina to seize the World Cup title, displaying unparalleled skill and precision. Legends from Indian football praised Spain's robust defensive strategy and high pressing game. Lionel Messi found himself effectively contained by Spain's dual-marking tactics. Despite Argentina's challenges, goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez was instrumental…

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The World Cup stress test is here. Here are three ways employers can come out ahead

The World Cup reveals how organizations must plan for disruption and respond to workforce changes effectively.

The Independent UK

Donald Trump’s big World Cup day out: crowd boos, player snubs and failed photobomb

The final game of the World Cup was Trump’s first, as he watched football’s biggest match alongside Gianni Infantino

Sports Illustrated

Three Lessons the NFL Can Learn From FIFA After the 2026 World Cup

From natural grass fields to the importance of scarcity, the World Cup offered football a blueprint worth following.

The Independent UK

The World Cup is over. Here's where to get your next soccer fix

The World Cup may be over, but the soccer calendar never really stops

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Euronews

After the whistle: AI videos, false quotes and the World Cup's biggest viral fakes

From fake clips of Norway's Erling Haaland to fabricated images used to allege that Argentina rigged the tournament, misinformation spread alongside some of the 2026 World Cup’s biggest matches.

The Independent UK

Argentina’s president Javier Milei promises the country a bank holiday... despite losing the World Cup final

Argentina were finally beaten on Sunday following a tournament defined by controversial decisions and tackles

The Independent UK

Zlatan Ibrahimovic abruptly quits punditry after World Cup final

Ibrahimovic formed Fox’s punditry crew for the World Cup along with Thierry Henry and Alexi Lalas

Benzinga

Spain Wins FIFA World Cup, But IRS May Be Biggest Winner: Here's Why

In a thrilling conclusion to the World Cup championship, Spain emerged as the victor, securing the $50 million first-place prize from FIFA. However, this victory is not without its financial implications, as the winnings are subject to taxation by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

International Business Times UK

Spain Won $63.5M at the World Cup: Why Players, Coaches, and Staff Could Still Owe US Taxes

Spain triumphs in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, securing a total $63.5M prize. Discover how US tax implications could impact the earnings of players, coaches, and staff.

The Economic Times

Yuvraj Singh seeks clarity on Rohit Sharma-Virat Kohli future; worried over Yashasvi Jaiswal’s chances

Concerns over Yashasvi Jaiswal's recent absence were raised by Yuvraj Singh, who underscored the urgency of clear dialogue regarding the futures of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. The ex-all-rounder appealed for the senior players to be strongly supported by management ahead of the World Cup. He noted that Jaiswal must…

Radio France Internationale

Europe rights body urges Fifa to strengthen integrity of football ahead of 2030

The Council of Europe, a pan-European human rights body, has questioned the integrity of the World Cup and urged governing body Fifa to help build a stronger framework for the 2030 edition being played mostly in Spain and Portugal.

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