“I’m Living One Day at a Time”: Lionel Messi Dodges 2030 World Cup Question

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“I’m Living One Day at a Time”: Lionel Messi Dodges 2030 World Cup Question

Messi said he’ll keep playing “as long as I can contribute, feel good physically, and help my teammates,” but refused to commit to 2030. Asked about another World Cup, he said, “I don’t know,” calling it “a bit far off.” The Argentina captain said he’s “living one day at a time” and focused on the present for now.

By Nischay Rathore

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Carlo Ancelotti Says Brazil Can Not Take Scotland Lightly In Final Group Game

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Carlo Ancelotti Says Brazil Can Not Take Scotland Lightly In Final Group Game

Brazil, level with Morocco on 4 points, needs just a draw against Scotland, who are a point behind, to qualify for the knockouts. Ancelotti, however, is not taking Scotland lightly. "They are fighters, they play really well organised. They are a strong team. It will be a very difficult game for us." Morocco plays Haiti in the other group decider.

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Joe Hart Feels England’s Defensive Frailties Will Give Confidence to Competitors

Hart believes that while there have been many positives for England, their defense is "not going to put fear into France, Spain or Portugal". "They will have the reference of the Croatia game because they are going to be coming at England." England needs a draw against Panama to confirm its place in the knockout stage.

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England Have Failed to Win Both Opening Group Games at Eight of Last Nine Tournaments

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England Have Failed to Win Both Opening Group Games at Eight of Last Nine Tournaments

The 0-0 draw against Ghana means the 2018 World Cup remains the only major tournament since EURO 2008 where England won both their opening games. In the 2018 edition, England recorded wins over Tunisia and Panama before losing their final group game against Belgium. Thomas Tuchel's side needs a draw against Panama to ensure qualification for the knockouts.

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Carlo Ancelotti Confirms Endrick and Neymar's Availability Amid Fan Pressure

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Carlo Ancelotti Confirms Endrick and Neymar's Availability Amid Fan Pressure

“Endrick can play the next game, he has the ability,” Ancelotti said as Brazil weigh attacking options. He noted fans are pushing the teenager, but pointed to Neymar’s presence too: “Tomorrow we also have Neymar. Will they push Neymar or Endrick? I think both.” The comment keeps pressure on two headline forwards before Brazil’s next World Cup test.

By Nischay Rathore

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"I Couldn't Care Less": Cristiano Ronaldo Snaps at Lionel Messi Question

Ronaldo scored twice in Portugal’s 5-0 win over Uzbekistan, then shut down fresh Messi comparisons. “I couldn’t care less about others... Mbappe also scored,” he said, arguing more players deserve attention. The 41-year-old ended his major-tournament drought and became the first player to score in six World Cups as Portugal move toward a decisive Colombia group finale.

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