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Australia Put Türkiye on Upset Watch After Second Goal

Australia moved closer to a World Cup upset over Türkiye after Metcalfe struck in the 75th minute, finishing from outside the box with his left foot. Irankunda opened the scoring in the 27th minute from Okon-Engstler’s assist, giving Australia a platform despite Türkiye’s 67% possession. With the lead protected late, the Socceroos are threatening a major group-stage shock.

By Nischay Rathore

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World Cup Hydration Breaks Turn Into $500M Ad Play

Mandatory three-minute hydration breaks across 104 World Cup matches could create 624 minutes, or 10 hours, of new ad inventory. Business reporter Trung Phan estimated that equals about $500M in potential revenue at roughly $400K per 30-second slot. WSJ reported spots range from $250K for early games to $750K-plus for top attractions, turning heat pauses into premium inventory for broadcasters.

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Nestory Irankunda Draws First Blood for Australia Against Turkiye

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Nestory Irankunda Draws First Blood for Australia Against Turkiye

Inarkunda fired Australia into the lead in the 27th minute. Paul Okon-Engstler chipped the ball behind Turkiye's backline to Irankunda, who produced an excellent finish inside the near post. Trailing 1-0 at half-time, Turkiye have dominated the ball but failed to test the Australian goalkeeper. In the other match in Group D, USA beat Paraguay 4-1.

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Chelsea Rule Out Permanent Marcus Rashford Deal

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Chelsea Rule Out Permanent Marcus Rashford Deal

Chelsea have made a huge decision on the Rashford transfer situation. They will only consider him on loan. "We are only going to entertain a Rashford deal if it implies we can get him on loan," Simon Phillips reported. Rashford's £325,000 ($434,000) weekly wages at United make a permanent transfer unrealistic for Chelsea. This comes after Barcelona backed out.

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FIFA Moderator Stops Spanish Question at Achraf Hakimi Press Conference

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FIFA Moderator Stops Spanish Question at Achraf Hakimi Press Conference

A Mexican journalist was stopped by a FIFA moderator during Hakimi’s press conference after asking a question in Spanish, despite Mexico being a World Cup host nation. The interruption drew attention because Hakimi was born in Spain and speaks Spanish, but the language was reportedly forbidden for the session. The moment sparked questions about FIFA’s media rules during tournament coverage.

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Two Men Charged Over England World Cup Kit Theft

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Two Men Charged Over England World Cup Kit Theft

Mustafa Salik and Erfan Kamal were charged with receiving stolen property after around £18,000 ($24,058) of England’s World Cup kit and equipment was allegedly taken, according to Sky News. The stolen gear included kit and shoes, disrupting England’s preparations. If convicted, both men could face between one and seven years in prison as the case moves forward.

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