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A class apart: France goalkeeper Hugo Lloris on threshold of history

Victory over Argentina would make the 35-year-old the first player to captain a side to two men’s World Cups

The Guardian - UK

World Cup final sees Messi v Mbappé, with Qatar the winner regardless

Host country prepares for a day of celebration on Sunday as Argentina take on France, with the South American superstar on a mission

The Guardian - UK

‘He’s one of us’: Lionel Messi’s hometown in Argentina yearns for World Cup victory

For those who have followed Messi’s career from the very beginning, a win on Sunday would mean the culmination of lifelong dream

The Independent UK

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Messi's Hometown in Argentina Yearns for World Cup Victory

Fernanda Quiroga still remembers how Lionel Messi played soccer in what were then dirt roads around their working class neighborhood in Rosario, Argentina’s third-largest city. “(Messi) was always kicking something, a ball, a bottle cap,” said Quiroga, who at 35 is the same age as the captain of Argentina’s national…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Messi's hometown in Argentina yearns for World Cup victory

Excitement for Sunday’s World Cup final in Argentina is rising fast and anxiety is running particularly high in Messi’s hometown as many are hoping he will finally win the one major trophy missing from his illustrious career

The Independent UK

World Cup 2022 briefing: and then there were two

Sunday’s final between Argentina and France throws together two of the world’s best players: Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé

The Guardian - UK

Surprise: A Melb Cup Trainer Pleaded Guilty To Animal Cruelty Charges For Use Of Cattle Prod

Two horses were shocked seven times and the third was shocked nine times.

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‘The whole world is proud’: France game a step too far for Morocco, says Regragui

Morocco’s head coach, Walid Regragui, admitted the World Cup semi-final was a game too far for his side physically, after their 2-0 defeat by France

The Guardian - UK

‘You don’t need to win World Cup,’ impassioned journalist tells Lionel Messi after Argentina win

Sofia Martinez told Lionel Messi that he had touched people’s lives in Argentina

The Independent UK

How Trackhouse flipped the script on NASCAR’s powerhouses

They say if opportunity doesn’t come knocking, build a door. Instead, Trackhouse Racing boss Justin Marks built a house around the Next Gen car that rocked NASCAR’s establishment and came closest to denying Team Penske the first title of the Cup Series' new era. Here's how he did it...

Motorsport

How an underdog NASCAR team flipped the script for success

Autosport

Lionel Scaloni fires back at Argentina World Cup snipers as he defends jubilant Netherlands celebrations

Scaloni insists his players are NOT bad winners after their controversial celebrations after beating the Netherlands on penalties.

Daily Record

England’s Players Left The World Cup With Something Much Better Than A Trophy: Dave The Cat

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Ready, set, roll! Joint contest kicks off in Bangkok

Stoners might have a reputation for moving at a glacial pace, but it was full steam ahead at the inaugural Cannabis Cup Thailand competition on Saturday.

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The Guardian - UK

England have spent years copying France. Now can they dethrone them?

In youth development and World Cups, France have pointed the way but Gareth Southgate’s players have no inferiority complex

Daily Mirror

England have 'belief' to beat France as 26.9million expected to watch World Cup clash

Harry Kane and Gareth Southgate say they believe England can win the World Cup and facing holders France holds no fears as millions pack out pubs and restaurants for the huge quarter-final

Motorsport

RCR unveils new-look No. 8 Chevrolet for Kyle Busch

Richard Childress Racing unveiled a new-look No. 8 Chevrolet which veteran Kyle Busch will pilot beginning in the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season.

The Guardian - UK

England’s World Cup quarter-finals: Maradona’s magic to the likable lads

Before their date with France, we look at how they fared in the previous nine, from beer poisoning to Lineker’s rescue act

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The Times of India

Why a Brazil vs Argentina semi-final at the FIFA World Cup will be one for the romantics

Brazil vs Argentina in a football match - There aren't enough words perhaps in the English language to describe all the facets of this rivalry. It has seen everything - blood and tears, giants of football going toe to toe, controversies and on-field skirmishes and of course some very good…

Irish Mirror

Derry City ace Cameron McJannet recalls watching Love Island with Australian World Cup star Harry Souttar

Derry City defender Cameron McJannet was once teammates with Australia international Harry Souttar at Stoke City - and the pair shared the same apartment block.

The Conversation

FIFA's mirage of unity: why the World Cup is a vessel for political protest

Before the Qatar World Cup began, FIFA launched a social campaign called “Football Unites the World”. FIFA acknowledged “the world is divided […] with conflicts and global crises”, but promised the World Cup “will bring people together to cross borders, unite and celebrate”.

Sports Illustrated

There Will Never Be Another Nick Bollettieri

Also in this week's mailbag: why wasn't Rajeev Ram on the United States Davis Cup Finals squad?

The Guardian - UK

World Cup 2022 briefing: Asia’s finest take aim at Croatia and Brazil

Japan and South Korea could meet in the quarter-finals if they make it through. Could we even see Asia’s first winner?

Miami Herald

Michelle Kaufman: U.S. knocked out of World Cup, but there is reason to have hope for 2026

That youthful exuberance, speed and American never-say-die attitude weren’t enough for the U.S. World Cup team on Saturday morning. The plucky Americans were eliminated, 3-1, in the Round of 16 by a bigger, more experienced, patient, and clinical Netherlands team.

The Times of India

A FIFA World Cup group stage like no other

The first World Cup hosted by an Arab nation has seen two weeks of heady drama. It has been a daily rollercoaster of shocks and head-spinning climaxes.

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