Morocco performance in Scotland win better than versus Brazil, says coach
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Morocco impress with free-flowing football but fail to turn style into goals
FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts, June 19 : Morocco have one foot in the World Cup’s knockout stages and are once again earning plaudits for their fluid football, but they are not yet turning all that style into a flurry of goals at this year's tournament.
Tears, anthems and history: Curacao celebrate unlikely World Cup journey
KANSAS CITY, Missouri June 19 : When Curacao's players stood shoulder to shoulder before their World Cup debut against Germany, singing an anthem most of them had had to learn from scratch, coach Dick Advocaat wiped away tears.
Qatar FA sends message of support to Canada's Kone
June 19 : The Qatar Football Association sent a message of support to Canada midfielder Ismael Kone after he was injured during the teams' World Cup match on Thursday.
Titans, DT Simmons agree to 3-year extension with $100M guaranteed - ESPN
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Titans have agreed to a three-year contract extension with defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons, his agents told ESPN's Adam Schefter and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo.
Source: Big 12 in no rush to pull lawsuit over Sorsby eligibility - ESPN
The Big 12 presidents and chancellors haven't rushed to pull the league's recently filed federal lawsuit because there are still questions about Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby's NFL future and any possible legal retribution, a Big 12 source told ESPN on Friday evening.
Cape Verde young guns ready to deliver against Uruguay
TAMPA, Florida, June 19 : Young gun Sidny Lopes Cabral is happy for Cape Verde to be cast as underdogs again in their second World Cup match against Uruguay at the weekend but thinks many in the football world have underestimated the quality in the team.
Commentary: Was FIFA right about ticket pricing?
MEXICO CITY: If you had told me that more than 70,000 effervescent football fans would pack Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium on a Monday night to watch, ahem, New Zealand take on Iran, I’d have replied: not in a hundred years.