Argentina vs. Spain: The 2026 World Cup Final By The Numbers
Could we have asked for a better World Cup final?
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Herbert falls short of historic 61, DeChambeau hit with penalty at British Open
SOUTHPORT, England, July 17 : Australia's Lucas Herbert came within a five-foot putt of becoming the first golfer to shoot 61 in a men's major on Friday as he took a two-shot lead at the British Open with a brilliant second-round 62 that was matched by Sam Burns at Royal Birkdale.
Mauricio Pochettino to decide future with USMNT in coming weeks
NEW YORK: Argentina’s Mauricio Pochettino is weighing whether to coach the United States Men’s National Team for the next four years, which would include the 2030 World Cup hosted by Morocco, Portugal and Spain. Pochettino has been engaged in contract talks to stay with the USMNT side that reached the round of 16 in this World Cup. His current deal expires when the World Cup final is played Sunday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. Pochettino provided a general timetable for his decision on Thursday during a Zoom interview with Spanish outlet Cadena Cope. “Look, we’re there.
Herbert 'disappointed' but proud after record-equalling round
SOUTHPORT, England, July 17 : Self-confessed golf nerd Lucas Herbert admitted being disappointed with only carding a second-round 62 at Royal Birkdale on Friday to lead the British Open.
Herbert falls agonisingly short of historic 61, takes Open lead
SOUTHPORT, July 17 : Australia's Lucas Herbert came within a five-foot putt of becoming the first golfer to shoot 61 in a men's major on Friday as he took a two-shot lead at the British Open with a brilliant 62 that was matched by Sam Burns at Royal Birkdale.
Baby Haaland in Peru: newborns take names of World Cup stars
MEXICO CITY, July 17 : In Peru, there is a wave of new baby Haalands. In Argentina, Lionel has raced up the rankings, and in Mexico a girl was reportedly named after three soccer players. Parents in Latin America are already christening a new generation of babies after the stars of the World Cup.
I won’t accept people following me – Lando Norris fumes at paparazzi tactics
Lando Norris has admitted to feeling “violated” by the paparazzi as he defended his right to enjoy his life away from the track as a Formula One world champion.
Uncertainty clouds the forecast on whether wildfire smoke will affect the World Cup final
NEW YORK: Mikel Merino can smell and see the smoke from the Canadian wildfires that are making for hazy conditions across large parts of the US, including northern New Jersey where he and Spain are set to face Argentina in the World Cup final on Sunday. Merino is trying not to focus on it. It remains unclear how much, if at all, the smoke will affect the final. The World Health Organization forecast calls for an improvement to “moderate” air quality in East Rutherford. “For a game that is as important as a World Cup final, you have to be able to shut out external factors as much as possible,” Merino said Friday.