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So many jubilant, flag-waving fans swarmed the capital that the players had to abandon the open-air bus transporting them to Buenos Aires.
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So many jubilant, flag-waving fans swarmed the capital that the players had to abandon the open-air bus transporting them to Buenos Aires.
Grant Wahl, the soccer writer who died at the World Cup in Qatar, had a rupture in a blood vessel, his family announced amid rampant...
Qatar Distribution Company feels like an exclusive, secretive club. It represents the country's effort to preserve conservative values while letting the world in.
The camel batted her eyelashes and flashed a toothy smile for the television cameras at the Mzayen World Cup. It worked.
Iran's nationwide protests, its expanding nuclear program and regional and international attacks have pushed the match beyond the stadium and into geopolitics.
Betting activity is being helped by matches being played at prime times for Europe during winter months when fewer people are away on holiday.
Iran’s political turmoil has cast a shadow over Iran’s second match at the World Cup.
Germany’s players covered their mouths for the team photo before their opening World Cup match to protest against FIFA following the governing body’s clampdown on...