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World Cup 2018: Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo Won't Be Defined By World Cup Failures, But They Couldn't Win One Alone
Messi and Argentina were fortunate to escape group play, needing a late goal by Marcos Rojo against Nigeria to overcome a tumultuous two weeks and avoid terrible embarrassment.
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Blog: After Seeing Moscow, I Understand Why FIFA Gave The World Cup To Russia
FIFA World Cup 2018: Moscow is the vibrant heart of this soccer celebration, welcoming tens of thousands of visitors.
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Italy Fail To Qualify For World Cup For First Time Since 1958
The Netherlands, United States, Ghana and now Italy, a four-time champion and a pillar of soccer for almost a century, all will be absent from the 2018 tournament.
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Plight Of Indian And Other Workers In Qatar Preparing For 2022 World Cup
FIFA's decision to award the 2022 World Cup to Qatar, small in size and vast in wealth, will go down in history as one of soccer's most tainted acts. Since that controversial vote seven years ago, corruption allegations have given way to scrutiny over Qatar's harsh treatment of migrant workers constructing the opulent stadiums.
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World Cup 2018: Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo Won't Be Defined By World Cup Failures, But They Couldn't Win One Alone
Messi and Argentina were fortunate to escape group play, needing a late goal by Marcos Rojo against Nigeria to overcome a tumultuous two weeks and avoid terrible embarrassment.
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Blog: After Seeing Moscow, I Understand Why FIFA Gave The World Cup To Russia
FIFA World Cup 2018: Moscow is the vibrant heart of this soccer celebration, welcoming tens of thousands of visitors.
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Italy Fail To Qualify For World Cup For First Time Since 1958
The Netherlands, United States, Ghana and now Italy, a four-time champion and a pillar of soccer for almost a century, all will be absent from the 2018 tournament.
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Plight Of Indian And Other Workers In Qatar Preparing For 2022 World Cup
FIFA's decision to award the 2022 World Cup to Qatar, small in size and vast in wealth, will go down in history as one of soccer's most tainted acts. Since that controversial vote seven years ago, corruption allegations have given way to scrutiny over Qatar's harsh treatment of migrant workers constructing the opulent stadiums.
