500,000 Fans Flooded Mexico City After South Korea Win

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500,000 Fans Flooded Mexico City After South Korea Win

Nearly 500,000 fans flooded Mexico City streets after Mexico beat South Korea 1-0, according to Mexican sources. The crowd was compared to filling Wembley more than five times, roughly Manchester’s entire population, half of Amsterdam and nearly three Curaçaos. Mexico’s win sealed Group A and made them the first team to reach the World Cup knockouts, sparking citywide celebration.

By Nischay Rathore

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Zlatan Ibrahimović Mocks Alexi Lalas’ Fox Studio Exit

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Zlatan Ibrahimović Mocks Alexi Lalas’ Fox Studio Exit

Fox opened its USA-Australia coverage without Lalas at the main studio desk, with Rebecca Lowe revealing he had moved outside Lumen Field alongside Lloyd and Dempsey. Ibrahimović instantly asked “who?” before telling viewers, “America, you’re welcome,” leaving Thierry Henry stunned. Lalas later covered USA’s 2-0 win in Seattle, which sent the hosts into the last 32 from Group D.

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Türkiye Shuts Fan Zones Before Paraguay World Cup Match

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Türkiye Shuts Fan Zones Before Paraguay World Cup Match

Authorities ordered giant screens shut and fan zones banned across all 81 provinces before Türkiye face Paraguay, citing university entrance exams for more than 2.4M students. Officials fear celebrations, noise and traffic could disrupt test-takers. Fans now must watch from home as Türkiye, back at a World Cup for the first time since 2002, chase crucial Group D points tonight.

By Nischay Rathore

Tom Brady Jokes About Julian Edelman’s Scottish Kilt Look at FIFA World Cup 2026

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Tom Brady Jokes About Julian Edelman’s Scottish Kilt Look at FIFA World Cup 2026

"Wasn’t sure they were wearing Scottish kilts or Jules got a new hairstylist," Brady joked on Instagram after Julian and Gronk dressed up during the FIFA World Cup festivities. "No Scotland, no party," Edelman posted alongside a video. The former Patriots stars joined the Tartan Army march at Boston’s World Cup Fan Fest. Both now work as NFL analysts for Fox, which broadcasts the World Cup.


By Nidheesh Kumar

Brazil Bench Endrick Again for Haiti Clash

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Brazil Bench Endrick Again for Haiti Clash

Endrick stays on the bench again as Brazil name Matheus Cunha, Vinicius Junior and Raphinha up front against Haiti. Alisson Becker starts in goal, with Danilo, Marquinhos, Gabriel and Douglas Santos in defence. Casemiro anchors midfield alongside Bruno Guimaraes and Lucas Paqueta, giving Brazil a balanced XI as they chase their first Group C win.

By Nischay Rathore

Senegal World Cup Camp Hit by Internal Crisis

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Senegal World Cup Camp Hit by Internal Crisis

Senegal’s World Cup camp is reportedly facing internal problems, such as unpaid player bonuses, hotel concerns and catering issues that forced players to order outside meals. Reports suggest the national team’s head chef was not sent to the U.S., while coach Pape Thiaw remains without a contract or salary for several months amid tournament pressure.

By Nischay Rathore

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