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More than a hairstyle: how locs at the World Cup have changed perceptions of Black hair on the global stage

Using tinted tips and undercuts, footballers are reworking a classic style, and rewriting what ‘professional’ looks like in elite sport in the process

The Guardian - UK

Fox’s US World Cup summer: wild mispronunciations, Corden’s sad beers and Lowe’s excellence

The broadcaster’s tournament coverage was a mix of flat and fizz. It could also have been a long farewell with World Cup rights up for grabs

The Guardian - US

‘Tactically complete’ Spain vs an inspired Messi-led Argentina. Who will win the World Cup final?

A record 102 matches have been played, leaving just two games to decide the 2026 FIFA World Cup: the third-place playoff (between France and England) and the final.

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Argentina’s President Milei says superstition will stop him from going to the World Cup final

Javier Milei will watch the game at home in a lucky heavy jacket

The Independent UK

US Soccer coy on Mauricio Pochettino and future of sporting director position

US Soccer says it will take time before deciding Mauricio Pochettino’s future or filling its vacant sporting director role after the World Cup

The Guardian - US

Lionel Messi vs Kylian Mbappe for Golden Boot on Kalshi

There is no bigger stage than the World Cup final and third-place game to settle the Golden Boot. “Markets now favor Lionel Messi over Kylian Mbappé to win his

Sports Illustrated

The World Cup Is Boosting Spending. Hotels, Beer And Tourism Feel It First.

The FIFA World Cup has delivered a lift to businesses in several U.S. host cities, with hotels, bars and restaurants reporting stronger traffic as millions of fans traveled across North America for the tournament.

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Spain vs Argentina: Kalshi World Cup Prediction Market Tabs Clear Frontrunner

Kalshi is leaning on Spain over Argentina to win the World Cup. There is a case to make on both sides.

Sports Illustrated

Why MLS Is Restarting Even Though the 2026 World Cup Is Not Over

Six Major League Soccer matches will take place during the gap between the 2026 World Cup semifinals and the final.

Sports Illustrated

Tuchel ‘100%’ invested in leading England at Euro 2028 despite semi-final failure

Thomas Tuchel says he is committed to leading England at Euro 2028 and finding the ‘extra level’ for glory that eluded his team at the World Cup

The Guardian - UK

On the eve of the final – All Whites icon’s best and worst of the World Cup

Today from The Detail: All Whites legend Rory Fallon gives his verdict on the dark arts, money and biggest talking points of the World Cup

Newsroom.co.nz

Manchester United target Eduardo Camavinga could leave Real Madrid this summer: report

The Red Devils are still looking to improve their midfield.

FourFourTwo

Racism at the World Cup is an ugly reality. How to understand where it comes from

No African teams made it past the quarter-finals of the 2026 men’s football World Cup, but their strategic and tactical play left a lasting impression.

The Conversation

Rodri Is the Galactico Real Madrid Desperately Need to Sign This Summer

The Spain midfielder has dominated at the World Cup in a position of weakness for Madrid.

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The Independent UK

How many times have Spain won the World Cup?

Spain will face defending champions Argentina in the World Cup final in New Jersey on Sunday. Spain booked their place in the final by impressively beating tournament favourites France 2-0 in the semi-finals, while Argentina secured a 2-1 victory against England. Spain have won the World Cup once before back…

The Guardian - UK

It’s the end of the World Cup as England know it

In today’s Football Daily: Argentina knock out England, again

The Conversation

Has the World Cup been a soft power failure for the US?

Hosting the Men’s Fifa World Cup is supposed to be one of the biggest soft power wins a country can score. When Germany hosted the tournament in 2006, it did so under the official slogan “a time to make friends”. It sought to transform its global reputation for being serious…

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Why did Jude Bellingham slap an Argentina substitute and could he face suspension?

England's Jude Bellingham had an altercation with Argentina's Valentin Barco after the World Cup semi-final.

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The Economic Times

FIFA and the mystery of the Jules Rimet Trophy: The World Cup's lost treasure that vanished forever

The Jules Rimet Trophy, football's original prize, vanished twice in history. A dog named Pickles famously found the trophy after its first theft. Brazil permanently won the trophy after their third World Cup victory. Thieves later stole the trophy from Brazil's headquarters in 1983. Its ultimate fate remains an enduring…

Evening Standard

Where is the next World Cup 2030? Which countries are hosting?

The World Cup is getting even bigger in four years’ time

The National (Scotland)

Ed Davey calls for Argentina World Cup ban over Falkland Islands statement

LibDem leader Ed Davey has called for Argentina players to be banned from the World Cup final after they were seen holing up a banner about the…

Evening Standard

No 10 backs calls for Fifa probe after Argentina players wave Falklands banner

It came as the World Cup holders beat England 2-1 on Wednesday night.

FourFourTwo

Cape Verde star’s dream summer continues with Champions League qualification heroics

Defender's fairytale goes on after starring for the Blue Sharks at the World Cup

My smart ring revealed exactly what watching the World Cup semi-final does to your body

I didn't move from the sofa, but the Oura Ring 5 thought otherwise

The Independent UK

‘World Cup might not be ours but the Falklands definitely are’, says defiant No 10 after Argentina banner row

Downing Street called for Fifa probe after Argentina players held up a banner that read ‘Las Malvinas son Argentinas’, which translates to ‘The Falkland Islands are Argentinian’ after their victory over England

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