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  1. Romero appears to snub Trump during World Cup ceremony

    Cristian Romero has sparked intense debate online following a controversial moment during the post-match presentation in New York. The Argentine centre-back appeared to have entirely ignored US President Donald Trump while receiving his runners-up medal, capping off a thoroughly uncomfortable evening for the American leader at MetLife Stadium.

  2. 'It was all written' - Torres reacts to World Cup glory

    Spain's extra-time hero Ferran Torres has reflected on his historic contribution after firing his nation to global glory in a tense encounter in North America. The forward believes their dramatic triumph was predestined, praising his team-mates' resilience against formidable opponents before acknowledging the divine strength that guided them to ultimate victory.

  3. 'I’m very sorry' - Scaloni gets emotional on Argentina future

    EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Lionel Scaloni broke into tears and left his postmatch press conference early after diving into his current thoughts on returning as Argentina's manager. The 48-year-old revealed he will speak to the Argentina FA's President, Claudio 'Chiqui' Tapia, about his future soon, but acknowledged that the pressure of reaching the levels of previous success could be difficult to manage.

  4. Viva Espana! Ferran fires Spain to World Cup glory

    Ferran Torres scored the only goal to win Spain the 2026 World Cup in a remarkably drab final. La Roja were the only side eager to play football on the day, and ran out deserved winners in extra-time thanks to the Barcelona forward's heroics. With the victory, they secured back-to-back major trophy wins - and might have ended Leo Messi's Argentina career with a loss.

  5. Harry Kane

    ‘Sorry Tottenham’ - Why Kane will not be rejoining Spurs

    Harry Kane faces a defining summer following England's disappointing exit from the World Cup, but his club future at Bayern Munich is becoming increasingly clear. Despite persistent rumors linking the Three Lions captain with a romantic return to Tottenham or a blockbuster move to Real Madrid, the goal-scoring machine appears settled in Bavaria.

  6. Deschamps vs Cherki! France boss reacts to another World Cup clash

    France's 2026 World Cup journey ended in high-scoring heartbreak and internal friction as Didier Deschamps witnessed a total collapse in their third-place play-off against England. Amidst a frantic 6-4 defeat in Miami, the spotlight shifted from the pitch to the touchline as Manchester City playmaker Rayan Cherki once again clashed with his veteran manager.

  7. 'Don't want to go to prison' - Spain striker will reluctantly shake Trump's hand

    Spain striker Borja Iglesias has injected some humor into the build-up to the 2026 World Cup final by joking that he only intends to shake hands with Donald Trump to avoid ending up in a jail cell. The Celta Vigo forward is part of the La Roja squad preparing to face Argentina at the MetLife Stadium, where the United States President is expected to be part of the official trophy presentation.

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    Has Messi been ‘cursed’ by $1.5m bet? Drake reveals WC wager

    Lionel Messi and Argentina are readying themselves for a historic World Cup final showdown against Spain, but the defending champions may have a superstitious hurdle to overcome. Rapper Drake has publicly backed the Albiceleste with a massive financial wager, sparking fears among supporters that the infamous "Drake curse" could strike.

  9. Mbappe makes Messi prediction after taking World Cup record

    Kylian Mbappe has reached the summit of World Cup history, but the France captain is fully prepared to see his stay at the top lasting less than 24 hours. Despite surpassing Lionel Messi to become the competition's all-time leading scorer with 22 goals, the Real Madrid forward remains certain that his former PSG team-mate will have something to say in Sunday's final against Spain.