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USA's win over Iran a relief for Berhalter amid a tense and bizarre build-up
The USA are into the round of 16 at the World Cup after a match that revolved around off-field issues as much as the actual action on the pitch.
Keller: Pulisic deserves credit for delivering under immense pressure
Salazar: Goal was Pulisic's golden moment with the USMNT
Ale Bedoya: USMNT must be more clinical to beat Netherlands
Are the US experienced enough to challenge the Netherlands?
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WORLD CUP DAILY
US advance to last-16; Messi faces a must-win; Wednesday best bets
The US advanced to the last-16 with a win over Iran, while Lionel Messi must fight to get Argentina out of Group C. Here's the latest from Qatar.
World Cup VAR review: Every decision in Qatar analysed
We're analysing every VAR decision made throughout all 64 games at the 2022 World Cup.
Southgate's changes spark England over Wales as Rashford enters Golden Boot race
Marcus Rashford's inclusion into the starting XI paid dividends as he scored twice to see England into the knockout stage and send Wales packing.
Has Phil Foden earned a starting spot for England vs. Senegal?
England fans erupt as the Three Lions score two quick goals
WORLD CUP SCOREBOARD
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MOVING TO THE KNOCKOUTS
Senegal advance as Koulibaly turns the tie to send Ecuador home
Senegal beat Ecuador to seal a spot in the World Cup's round of 16, but needed their captain to turn things around with 20 minutes left.
Netherlands cruise into World Cup knockout phase as Qatar's dismal campaign ends
Netherlands eased to a 2-0 win over Qatar that sealed the hosts' unwanted place in the record books.
LEGO BRUNO FERNANDES!
Bruno Fernandes' goal vs. Uruguay gets recreated in Lego
MAKING ROOM FOR A YOUNG STAR
Why Spain, Luis Enrique should get Ansu Fati on the pitch
Spain have looked strong so far at the World Cup, but where are the minutes for Ansu Fati? He is a difference-maker still waiting for his chance.
WORLD CUP ROUND OF 16
Why France and Brazil remain clear World Cup favorites
Despite the 2022 World Cup churning out a ridiculous amount of upsets, drama and intrigue, one thing remains constant: France and Brazil still look like the best teams in the world.
Brazil miss Neymar but advance to knockouts as Casemiro steps up vs. Switzerland
Despite missing Neymar to injury, Brazil were able to clinch their spot in the round of 16 with a game to play.
LOOKING AHEAD IN QATAR
World Cup 2022: How every team can reach the round of 16
The group stage at the 2022 World Cup continues, as 16 teams look to win a place in the knockouts. Here's what every nation needs.
Top Headlines
- Injured Pulisic: 'I'll be ready' to face Netherlands
- Adams: US match with Dutch 'huge opportunity'
- England ease past Wales, secure last 16 spot
- Bale dismisses retirement talk after WC exit
- Stoic Queiroz: Beaten Iran gained world's respect
- First all-women WC crew to ref Germany, CR
- Qatari official puts WC worker deaths at 400-500
- Mexico's Martino: No fear for must-win match
- LaLiga wants Juve sanctions after board resign
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World Cup 2022 is the closest, most entertaining in decades, but France and Brazil remain clear favorites
Despite the 2022 World Cup churning out a ridiculous amount of upsets, drama and intrigue, one thing remains constant: France and Brazil still look like the best teams in the world.
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Predicting the entire 2022 World Cup, from Qatar vs. Ecuador to the final
We did it after the World Cup draw, but let's go again: Here are our expert predictions for every single game of the 2022 tournament. Let's ride!
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2022 World Cup guide: Star players, must-see games, betting and more
Here's a chance to catch up on everything before the 2022 world Cup begins -- must-see games, betting, players to watch and more.
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Qatar World Cup 2022: Sportswashing, security and soccer
Is Qatar hosting the World Cup all about sportswashing, or are there more subtle and layered reasons for its hosting FIFA's flagship competition?
