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Pro League CEO: Infantino Won't Step Down, FIFA Alienated
Pro League CEO Lorin Parys says FIFA President Infantino won't resign voluntarily, citing 'world alienation' at the governing body.
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SportsPolitics
Infantino Blasts World Cup Critics in Open Letter
Infantino hits back at World Cup critics in open letter, defending tournament amid visa and Balogun controversies.
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InternationalPolitics
Trump Proposes FIFA Chief Infantino for UN Secretary-General
Trump wants FIFA President Gianni Infantino as UN Secretary-General, sparking debate over a sports leader heading the world body.
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Sports
Spain Wins World Cup for First Time in 16 Years
Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup, their first title since 2010. Ferran Torres scored the winning goal.
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SportsPolitics
Trump Presents World Cup Trophy as U.S. Hosts Historic Final
President Trump presents the World Cup trophy as Argentina and Spain clash in the final at MetLife Stadium, capping the largest tournament in history.
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Sports
Three Chinese Referees Make History at World Cup Match
Ma Ning leads three Chinese referees officiating a World Cup match for the first time, marking a historic milestone for Chinese football officiating.
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Sports
Ma Ning to Officiate World Cup Group Stage Match
Chinese referee Ma Ning will officiate Ecuador vs. Curaçao at the World Cup, becoming the first Chinese head referee in 24 years since Lu Jun in 2002.
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SportsEconomy
2026 World Cup Opens: Historic Tri-Nation Tournament Begins
The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off as the first tri-nation tournament co-hosted by the US, Canada and Mexico, with 48 teams and Yiwu making most merch.
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SportsPolitics
Infantino's Trump Courtship and the 2026 World Cup Fallout
FIFA President Infantino's yearslong effort to woo Donald Trump has yielded little support for the 2026 World Cup, raising questions about who benefits.
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SportsEconomy
World Cup Transit Sticker Shock Hits Fans in US Host Cities
Fans attending the 2026 World Cup face high transit costs in US host cities, with $98 train fares in New Jersey and $80 in Massachusetts sparking outrage.
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