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Vinicius Junior Adds Brazil’s Third Before Halftime

Vinicius struck in first-half added time to put Brazil 3-0 up against Haiti, racing onto Paqueta’s overhead through ball before leaving defenders behind. The winger kept calm one-on-one and finished into the bottom-right corner past the goalkeeper. His goal followed Cunha’s first-half brace, giving Brazil full control before the break in their Group C clash.

By Nischay Rathore

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Matheus Cunha Scores Brace as Brazil Lead Haiti 2-0

Cunha doubled Brazil’s lead against Haiti in the 36th minute, finishing cleanly with his left foot after Vinicius Jr.’s precise through ball released him behind the defence. Unlike his first goal, which briefly raised own-goal questions after a rebound, this one was clearly his. Brazil look to pile more on, with Cunha’s brace driving their Group C push.

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36 minutes ago

Matheus Cunha Scores After Vinicius Junior Strike Creates Chaos

Cunha put Brazil 1-0 up against Haiti in the 24th minute, reacting after Vinicius’ shot ricocheted off the goalkeeper into danger. The goal initially caused confusion over whether it belonged to Cunha or counted as a Hannes Delcroix own goal, but was later awarded to Cunha. Raphinha had earlier seen an opener ruled out for offside too.

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Argentine TV Presenter Resigns After False Lionel Messi Father Report

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Argentine TV Presenter Resigns After False Lionel Messi Father Report

Florencia Peña resigned after mistakenly announcing live on air that Messi’s father had died, with the false information reportedly fed through her earpiece during the broadcast. She later apologized to the Messi family and personally contacted Messi’s mother, who accepted the apology. The incident sparked backlash because the claim aired publicly before being corrected in Argentina, per L’Équipe.

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Brazil President Trolls Neymar Over ‘Home Office’ World Cup Role

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Brazil President Trolls Neymar Over ‘Home Office’ World Cup Role

Brazil president Lula went viral after asking a child, “Who’s Brazil’s best player?” When the kid answered, “Neymar,” Lula replied, “Neymar is the first player called up to the World Cup who does HOME OFFICE!” The joke landed as Neymar remains away from Brazil’s on-field plans, as he continues to recover from a calf muscle injury.

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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.

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