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Rugby league player who won four Challenge Cup finals and was in the last Great Britain team to win the World Cup, in 1972

The Guardian - UK

Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup bid to be ratified by Fifa despite rights violations

Gulf state awarded the tournament amid accusations of ‘sportswashing’ over exploitation of its migrant workforce

The Guardian - UK

‘Scoring in a World Cup is like winning the title – can you imagine millions of people celebrating something you did? It’s insane and made me very proud’: Brazil legend explains how much 2002 goal meant to him

Brazil stars regularly score at the World Cup, but for one player in particular in proved an especially proud moment in 2002

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Fifa’s Infantino and Saudi Arabia 1, Football and human decency 0

The World Cup has never seemed quite so far from its founder’s ideals as it does now with the confirmation of the 2034 hosts

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Footballers who protested

From the Premier League to the World Cup, these players took a stand

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Managers who won major trophies in club and international football

These coaches all tasted glory on both stages

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Players who missed penalties in major final shootouts

From the World Cup to the Champions League, a look at the men's players who missed penalties in major final shootouts...

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Ranking the Best Moments of Alyssa Naeher's USWNT Career

In light of the USWNT legend announcing her retirement from international soccer, let's look back at some of her goalkeeping highs.

Sports Illustrated

‘I’ve got my mojo back’: Emma Hayes reborn in USA and building new legacy

Former Chelsea manager is back in London for friendly with Lionesses and targeting World Cup glory with USWNT

The Guardian - UK

UCI expects compact Cyclocross World Cup calendar to solve issue of riders skipping rounds after last season's drama

'We can take even tougher measures but I don't think that will be necessary' says UCI sports director ahead of Antwerp series opener

Cycling News

If Lee Carsley broke the mould, will Thomas Tuchel put it back together for the World Cup?

Victory at the World Cup is the target and England have the talent - can the incoming manager align them to do so?

The Independent UK

San Marino could qualify for World Cup 2026 without winning a single game

San Marino and Scotland play their final Nations League game of the campaign on Monday, but only the southern European minnows can still reach the World Cup play-offs via that competition

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When is the World Cup 2026 qualification draw? Date and procedure explained as England learn opponents

Everything you need to know about the qualification process for the tournament

The Independent UK

'LGBTQ+ fans will be respected at a World Cup in Saudi Arabia, everyone is welcome' 2034 tournament bid chief's promise

Ahead of the country being awarded the tournament next month, FFT spoke to the bid CEO about some of the important issues that have been raised

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2026 World Cup Tickets: Pricing, Availability and How to Get Yours

Here's everything you need to know about tickets for the 2026 World Cup.

The Guardian - UK

Saudi Arabia’s World Cup: how close could Fifa get to corporate manslaughter?

In a country where thousands of migrant workers have died since 2016 a huge building project lies ahead. December’s coronation will stand as surely the most wretched, bloody, damaging act in the history of global organised sport

The Times of India

Mark Waugh sees limited lifespan for this format outside big events

NEW DELHI: Former Australian captain Mark Waugh has voiced concerns about the future of ODI cricket, suggesting it may only survive in the context of major tournaments like the World Cup and ICC events.

The National (Scotland)

How memories of that night and Serbia can drive Scotland towards World Cup dream

John Carver remembers Scotland's historic night in Serbia for reasons both good and bad, but he says the achievement can drive the nation to the…

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The Guardian - US

What kind of host will Donald Trump be for the World Cup and Olympics?

The president-elect could spark tension between the culturally open cities staging events and a national government promoting insularity

The Independent UK

The right combination – Gregor Townsend backs Scotland’s new-look back three

Tom Jordan will start at full-back against South Africa with Blair Kinghorn moving to the wing.

The Independent UK

Ireland can’t soothe World Cup pain but All Blacks offer important benchmark

Ireland will face New Zealand for the first time since their heartbreaking World Cup quarter-final defeat and Irish legend Brian O’Driscoll believes the clash will define their autumn

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National teams that went unbeaten in a World Cup

From undefeated champions to unlucky group stage exits and sides that lost only on penalties, a look at the teams that went unbeaten at a men's World Cup...

The Guardian - UK

‘Out of control’: Spain players open up on Rubiales in poignant documentary

The new Netflix programme shows how a controlling environment created factions in the team and how the problems predated Jorge Vilda

The Times of India

EXCLUSIVE | I was desperate for India A call... dream is to play for the country: Baba Indrajith

Some twelve years back, Baba Indrajith was at one of the lowest points of his cricketing career when he wasn't picked for India U-19 squad for the World Cup. He was dejected but very happy for his twin brother Baba Aparajith who made the cut and had a good outing…

The Guardian - UK

Marcel Desailly: ‘I don’t know if I was a star, but I’m now a legend’

The World Cup winner shows Jonathan Liew that he has a firm grip on the game’s pulse and praises those players taking on the right in his native France

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