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England's Saka prepared to push through Achilles pain in World Cup bid
KANSAS CITY, Missouri, June 15 : England winger Bukayo Saka said he was willing to risk his fitness and play through the pain for Thomas Tuchel's team at the World Cup, insisting he was fit to feature against Croatia on Wednesday despite an Achilles issue.
Veteran Vozinha the Cape Verde hero as keeper shuts out Spain
ATLANTA, June 15 : Cape Verde keeper Vozinha broke down in tears at the end of Monday's 0-0 draw with Spain after the 40-year-old was mobbed by his teammates following a stunning display as he denied the European champions victory in their World Cup opener, and became a social media sensation in the process.
Cape Verde shocks Spain with scoreless draw at World Cup
40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha shut out Spain shut out Spain with seven saves in Cape Verde's FIFA World Cup™ debut.
Big 12 files lawsuit against Texas Tech seeking court approval to sanction school over Brendan Sorsby
Texas Tech booster Cody Campbell joins Dan Dakich on Don't @ Me to break down the court injunction that overruled the NCAA's decision on QB Brendan Sorsby, causing a MASSIVE uproar in the CFB world
Portugal eye fast start against DRC in bid for elusive World Cup glory
HOUSTON, June 15 : Portugal’s latest bid for World Cup glory begins in Houston on Wednesday when they take on the Democratic Republic of Congo in a Group K clash against a side appearing at their first global finals in 52 years.
Uzbekistan make World Cup debut against revived Colombia
MEXICO CITY, June 15 : Uzbekistan step onto the World Cup stage for the first time when they face Colombia in their Group K opener, a meeting between debutants guided by one of the game's most decorated defenders and a South American side looking to make up for lost time.
Hydration breaks heat up World Cup debate with players, coaches split on new rule
MIAMI, June 15 : FIFA's mandatory three-minute hydration breaks in World Cup matches are proving as controversial as they are cooling, with players split over interruptions that some say kill the flow of the game while coaches embrace them as tactical timeouts.