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Jude Bellingham becomes third-fastest brace scorer in World Cup history
Jude Bellingham scored twice in 98 seconds to inspire England’s 3-2 victory over Mexico in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16 at the Estadio Azteca. The rapid brace, the third-fastest in World Cup history, helped England reach the quarter-finals despite a late Mexican fightback. His performance placed him alongside Kroos and Mbappé in…
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‘Golden era’: Jay Shah hails women’s cricket as Australia clinch seventh T20 WC title
Australia clinched their seventh ICC Women’s T20 World Cup title, defeating hosts England by seven wickets in a dominant final. ICC chairman Jay Shah lauded the tournament as a milestone, declaring women’s cricket is in a “golden era.” Beth Mooney’s unbeaten 64 anchored Australia’s record-breaking chase, capping an unbeaten campaign and extending their World Cup…
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‘Not to me’: What Neymar told Norway goalkeeper after scoring penalty
Brazil’s World Cup dreams were shattered by Norway, with Erling Haaland scoring twice in a dramatic 2-1 victory. A late Neymar penalty offered little solace as the five-time champions exited the tournament. The match also marked Neymar’s emotional retirement from international football after a storied career, concluding where it began.
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The making of Haaland: How a tiny boy became football’s ultimate predator
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Trump called Infantino three times before FIFA overturned US star’s red card
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Brazil’s samba has fallen silent. Norway only exposed the rot
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FIFA WC: Bellingham scores twice in 98 seconds as England beat Mexico to reach QF
England triumphed 3-2 against Mexico at the Estadio Azteca, overcoming a hostile crowd and a second-half red card to reach the FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-finals. Jude Bellingham’s brace and a Harry Kane penalty secured the win despite playing with 10 men. The Three Lions now face Norway next, aiming for a semi-final spot after…
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‘Everyone should celebrate’: USA coach hails Balogun red-card reprieve; Trump thanks FIFA
US coach Mauricio Pochettino has backed FIFA’s controversial decision to lift Folarin Balogun’s red card suspension, citing “ethics and integrity.” The striker will now be available for the World Cup clash against Belgium. While President Trump praised the move, Belgium expressed astonishment and is considering legal action, questioning the precedent set by the ruling.
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England go from breathless to breathtaking to breathing, finally burying Mexico
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Norway beat Brazil: How Nyland became an unlikely co-star in the Haaland show
