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Egypt, Cabo Verde and Africa’s rise could strengthen Infantino’s case for 64-team World Cup

  • More teams could mean greater opportunity, but also more matches, heavier demands on players and fresh logistical challenges for future hosts
By Mohammad Akkawi ·
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Messi takes on England for a place in the World Cup final

By AFP ·
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France’s secret weapon: the conversations nobody else hears 

By Reuters ·
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Controversy stalks Argentina at World Cup with allegations of FBI probe, rigged referee calls

By RAY HANANIA ·

FIFA considers 64-team World Cup for 2030

By Arab News ·
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Local identity is key if Saudi Arabia plan to repeat 1994 World Cup in 2034

By Dr. Bader bin Saud ·

New Liverpool boss Iraola says club need more signings ahead of new season

By Reuters ·
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Argentina sink 10-man Swiss to set up blockbuster World Cup semifinal with England

By AFP ·

Bellingham scores twice to lift England past Haaland and Norway 2-1 and into World Cup semifinals

By AP ·

Former Chelsea owner Ken Bates, who bought the club for one pound, dies at 94

By AP ·

‘France should fear Spain’ in Tuesday’s semifinal

By AP ·

Belgium coach Garcia’s tenure in doubt after Courtois substitution

By Reuters ·

Atletico sign midfielder Hjulmand from Sporting

By AFP ·

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