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India coach on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi debut: ‘It’s not as straightforward’
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Former player claims Kane can be England’s greatest with better team-mates
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How a cricket technology saved Ronaldo’s FIFA World Cup dream – Explained
Portugal secured victory through Ronaldo’s penalty and a stoppage-time header from Goncalo Ramos. But the biggest talking point came in the closing minutes when Croatia had a late equaliser ruled out after a VAR review.
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Why Kylian Mbappe’s France play like a bunch of street footballers
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Cristiano Ronaldo turns hotel window into party balcony as Portugal fans takeover Toronto streets after FIFA World Cup 2026 Croatia win
Cristiano Ronaldo once again captured the attention of football fans around the world after Portugal’s thrilling FIFA World Cup Round of 32 win over Croatia. The Portuguese captain shared a special moment from the team hotel. Where he celebrated with hundreds of supporters gathered outside. His video quickly spread across social media and received millions…
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IND Vs ENG 2nd T20I Live Streaming: When, Where To Watch India Vs England Live On TV & Online
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Ab de Villiers on Vaibhav Sooryavansi: ‘I beg to differ with Ryan Ten Doeschate… ‘
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Egypt team staff member forcefully pushed by US police officer as fans gather outside team hotel ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026 R32 Australia clash
The build-up to Egypt’s FIFA World Cup Round of 32 match against Australia took an unexpected turn after a confrontation broke out between a member of the Egyptian delegation and a US police officer outside the team’s hotel in Dallas. The incident happened as players were meeting fans gathered outside the hotel for photos and…
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Cristiano Ronaldo heads into history – just not with his head
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‘We were fortunate’: Martinez defends VAR review; Croatia coach laments ‘bad refereeing’
Portugal coach Roberto Martinez defended the VAR decisions in his side’s dramatic 2-1 World Cup win over Croatia, insisting “there were no bad decisions” and backing the use of ball technology. Croatia boss Zlatko Dalic criticised the officiating as “very bad refereeing” but admitted his side had chances to win before Goncalo Ramos’ stoppage-time winner.