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VANCOUVER, June 22 : Mohamed Salah may have lost some of his old sparkle, but the Egyptian winger can still be a breathtaking matchwinner as he showed in a magnificent display against New Zealand that helped turn a one-goal deficit into a historic 3-1 World Cup win.
RIVERSIDE, Missouri, June 22 : Netherlands defender Denzel Dumfries said on Monday he expects a spirited Tunisia side in their final World Cup Group F match, despite the North African team's heavy defeats and a mid-tournament coaching change.
GUADALAJARA, June 22 : The Democratic Republic of Congo will have the unmistakable figure of Michel Kuka Mboladinga in the stands when they take on Colombia in Guadalajara on Tuesday, after he belatedly arrived at the World Cup to bring his unique brand of support.
ATLANTA, June 22 : Crysencio Summerville's international allegiance was up in the air just months ago, but the winger's decision to represent the Netherlands at the 2026 World Cup is proving a masterstroke for player and country.
ATLANTA, June 22 : Morocco will be chasing not only victory but also goals against already-eliminated Haiti in Atlanta on Wednesday, eager to finish top of their World Cup group ahead of Brazil.
ROME, June 22 : Giovanni Malago was elected president of the Italian Football Federation on Monday, tasked with restoring the four-time world champions to the sport's elite following their failure to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup.
ZURICH, June 22 : Switzerland's government on Monday formally backed a bid to host the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in 2038, clearing another hurdle for the games to return to the Alpine country for the first time since 1948.
Two-time US Open winner Wyndham Clark admitted he was in a “negative, dark place” after missing the cut at Oakmont a year ago and taking his frustrations out on a locker in the historic clubhouse.