Magical Messi saves his best for last in Qatar
As if he had not made enough fairy-tales, Argentina's little genius Lionel Messi has saved the potentially most magical script for his last World Cup - with one line left to write.
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Morocco playing seven games at one World Cup is priceless, says Regragui
AL RAYYAN, Qatar : Morocco may not have reached the World Cup final but the players and supporters can take pride in the fact that they will leave Qatar having played seven games, a first for any African nation, coach Walid Regragui said on Friday.
And in the end, France win? How history will remember Qatar World Cup
The communion even included opposing fans, proud of a Morocco that's the first African and first Arab side to reach the final four at a World Cup. What does sporting success say about a nation and its character? Do performances on the pitch really wash away the controversy of a tournament awarded to Qatar under a cloud of suspicion? How will this World Cup be remembered?
Countdown to the final showdowns: Can France win a third star?
Ruben Slagter and Jean-Emile Jammine join James Vasina to discuss all the buildup to this week-end’s games.
No British fans arrested at World Cup - report
British soccer fans at the World Cup in Qatar behaved impeccably and none were arrested at the global tournament, the UK's football policing lead said.
Polish referee Szymon Marciniak to take charge of World Cup final
The 41-year-old has already officiated matches involving both teams at the tournament -- Argentina's last-16 win over Australia and France's group stage victory against Denmark.
World Cup 2022: France's path to the final
France started the World Cup with more questions than answers after being ravaged by injuries, but they quickly ended the curse of the defending champions to reach the final thanks to their ruthlessness, mental strength and moments of sheer brilliance.
Portugal coach quits after World Cup exit in quarterfinals
LISBON: Portugal coach Fernando Santos has quit, the Portuguese soccer federation announced Thursday, after eight years in the job and five days after Portugal’s exit from the World Cup in the quarterfinals. The 68-year-old Santos reached an amicable agreement with the federation to leave two years before his contract ends, a statement said. The federation named no replacement for Santos and said they were starting their search.