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Mbappé closes within one goal of World Cup scoring record as France reach semifinals Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, is the world’s largest multimedia news provider, reaching ...

Germany lost in dramatic fashion against Paraguay in Boston to exit the 2026 World Cup at the first knockout stage. "Only thing I can say is I'm sorry. To disappoint again is not a nice feeling," Kai ...

FIFA’s expansionist ideals have opened the World Cup to 48 teams, with an unrelenting schedule barely offering respite for viewers around the globe, let alone those actually involved across three ...

The World Bank is collaborating with African countries and regional institutions to empower people, unleash trade, and optimize shared natural resources and economies of scale to achieve Africa’s ...

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Check out all the goals and stats for Cristiano Ronaldo, the only player to score in six different FIFA World Cups. Cristiano Ronaldo has made history again. By netting twice in Portugal's 5-0 victory ...

Both Austria and Algeria only needed a draw to move on to the Round of 32. So naturally, both countries played it safe and... scored three goals apiece. Wait, what? In a thrilling, back-and-forth ...

An expanded World Cup meant 40 more matches in 2026, but the goal for each team was still the same: win the final one. After a grueling six weeks, it was just one team that went home happy — Spain.