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Uruguay's Alonso expecting nail-biting finale in World Cup group
AL RAYYAN, Qatar : Uruguay coach Diego Alonso believes his team's World Cup group will go down to the wire in next week's final matches, emerging positive from a goalless but entertaining opening draw with South Korea that featured flashes of flair.
Vinicius Jr. to start for Brazil against Serbia
LUSAIL, Qatar : Brazil coach Tite opted to start Vinicius Jr. in a four-man attack for their World Cup Group G opener against Serbia on Thursday.
Without win over Iran record cap not as meaningful, says Bale
AL RAYYAN, Qatar :A record 110th cap will not mean nearly as much to Gareth Bale unless it comes with a win when Wales play Iran on Friday in a World Cup Group B showdown that could ultimately determine which country gets through to the last 16.
Qataris wear pro-Palestinian armbands amid World Cup symbol row
DOHA : A handful of Qataris wore armbands featuring a pro-Palestinian design at the Japan-Germany World Cup match on Wednesday, according to photos posted on Twitter, amid a row over political symbols that are permitted at soccer's main event.
Analysis:Amidst the circus, Ronaldo proves ringmaster yet again
DOHA : Booted out by his beloved Manchester United, suspended by the Football Association and deemed over the hill by many, Cristiano Ronaldo answered everything in the best possible fashion with another record-breaking display on Thursday.
Mbappe has to understand Messi and Neymar are bigger than him, says Alves
France striker Kylian Mbappe is yet to understand that his Paris St Germain team mates Lionel Messi and Neymar are bigger players than him, Brazil defender Dani Alves said, as he urged the 23-year-old to make the most of their time together.
Asian federation chief dismisses criticism of Qatar's rights record
DOHA: The head of the Asian Football Confederation on Thursday (Nov 24) brushed off criticism over World Cup host Qatar's human rights record, instead lavishing praise on the Gulf country's organisation of the tournament.