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5 things we learned from Saudi Arabia’s loss to Mexico and Qatar 2022 exit

5 things we learned from Saudi Arabia’s loss to Mexico and Qatar 2022 exit

  • The exhausted Green Falcons fall short of the round of 16, but depart with plenty of pride and the memory of their stunning win over Argentina
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Australia defender Degenek on World Cup mission to stop Messi

Australia defender Degenek on World Cup mission to stop Messi

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Messi and Argentina advance at World Cup, beat Poland 2-0

Messi and Argentina advance at World Cup, beat Poland 2-0

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Pulisic ‘day-to-day’ after Iran World Cup injury: US Soccer

Pulisic ‘day-to-day’ after Iran World Cup injury: US Soccer

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