Taking stock of 2026 World Cup: Football's biggest show yet
A worthy world champion, a call from the US president, security concerns and a few pleasant surprises. The 2026 World Cup is over. So what will we remember about global football's biggest World Cup ever?
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A worthy world champion, a call from the US president, security concerns and a few pleasant surprises. The 2026 World Cup is over. So what will we remember about global football's biggest World Cup ever?
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