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President gave ticket to a young female soccer fan
‘I gave it to someone who couldn’t go, who loves football’
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The head of the Palestinian Football Association has said he is unable to travel to t…
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With matches in 16 cities across the US, Mexico and Canada, players and fans face an array of weather-related challenges
With the 2026 World Cup now under way, all 48 teams face a common opposition: s…
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