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PHILADELPHIA, June 26 : Healthy competition for places is fuelling the Ivory Coast’s World Cup progress as they advance past the first round for the first time and await a high-profile clash against France or Norway in the last 32.
MIAMI, June 26 : Portugal coach Roberto Martinez dismissed concerns about his team's preparations for Saturday's World Cup group finale against Colombia, insisting months of planning had left them "perfectly ready" despite Florida storms disrupting the buildup.
KANSAS CITY, Missouri, June 26 : England defender Reece James missed training on Friday ahead of his side's World Cup game against Panama, with the Football Association saying he was following his own programme as he continues to manage a hamstring injury.
HOUSTON, June 26 : Ghana goalkeeper Benjamin Asare returned from a career-threatening injury that kept him out of the game for 18 months to become a World Cup hero and will seek to keep another clean sheet in his side’s final Group L fixture against Croatia on Saturday.
June 26 : Paul Mullin, who became the face of Wrexham's fairytale rise under Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, has left the Championship club by mutual consent, ending a five-year spell in which he helped lead them to three promotions.
DUBAI: Saudi Arabia know all about World Cup shocks. From Saeed Al-Owairan’s mazy solo winner against Belgium in 1994 to Salem Al-Dawsari’s memorable strike against Argentina in 2022, the Green Falcons have provided some of the tournament’s most iconic underdog moments.
SEATTLE: Before coach Amir Ghalenoei or goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand answered any questions Thursday ahead of Iran’s World Cup match with Egypt, a FIFA official spoke up.Daniel Marin, FIFA’s executive director of public relations, read a statement in light of the teams meeting in a “Pride Match” in Seattle on Friday. “This Islamic Republic of the Iran Football Federation has asked us to inform the media that they are only willing to answer questions in relation to the game,” Marin said. “We fully respect the right of all journalists to ask questions.
