Portugal World Cup squad
Portugal manager Fernando Santos named his 26-man squad on Thursday for the World Cup in Qatar.
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Portugal manager Fernando Santos named his 26-man squad on Thursday for the World Cup in Qatar.
Brazil coach Tite is set to announce on Monday his 26-man World Cup squad with elements of uncertainty that could be key for the five-times champions at the tournament in Qatar starting on Nov. 20.
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Spanish teenager Alcaraz, hoping to win a third Masters title of the year after previous successes in Miami and Madrid, saw off former world number three Dimitrov 6-1, 6-3 in 72 minutes.
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