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France’s road to repeating as champs goes through Harry Kane and a very strong England team. Follow live.
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France’s road to repeating as champs goes through Harry Kane and a very strong England team. Follow live.
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Morocco is no longer an underdog at this World Cup. But can it withstand a Portugal team playing with new purpose? Follow live.
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Argentina will need every weapon in its arsenal against a seasoned Dutch team. Follow live.
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Two teams with distinctly different temperaments and styles of play meet in the quarterfinals. Follow live.
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Griner, an American basketball star who had been imprisoned on drugs charges, was traded for Viktor Bout, a Russian arms dealer.
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Gonçalo Ramos, starting in place of Portugal’s star striker, scored the go-ahead goal. Follow live.
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Neymar returns from injury for Brazil. It will need him against a surging Korean team led by Son Heung-min.
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Japan has had to come back in each of its World Cup victories. That’ll be difficult against Croatia. Follow live.