Ecuador had just tied the game, and a draw would have eliminated Senegal from the World Cup. But Kalidou Koulibaly extended his country’s run.
Category: Soccer
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Senegal Responds Quickly to a Dramatic Goal to Reach Knockout Stage
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Qatar’s Loudest Fans Aren’t from Qatar
The New York Times – Sports:A heaving mass of flesh and energy has brought life to the host nation’s matches at the World Cup. They are Qatar’s loudest fans, but they’re not from Qatar.
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China Limits Crowd Shots of the World Cup to Avoid ‘Zero-Covid’ Comparisons
The New York Times – Sports:With matches on a 30-second delay, China’s television network is able to replace crowd shots with close-ups of coaches.
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A Mural Celebrated Migrant Workers. When the World Cup Began, It Was Gone.
The New York Times – Sports:A mosaic of photographs once decorated Qatar’s showpiece stadium in Lusail. Now a V.I.P. entrance sits beside the spot.
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Mexico’s View From Last Place: ‘We Still Have Some Hope’
The New York Times – Sports:Its streak of advancing to the knockout stage in seven straight World Cups is dangerously close to ending.
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Cheer, Chant, Clean: Japan Takes Out the Trash, and Others Get the Hint
The New York Times – Sports:Japanese fans went viral for cleaning up after a World Cup victory. Fans from other countries are following their example.
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Croacia y sus primeras damas del fútbol
The New York Times – Sports:Iva Olivari e Ivancica Sudac han trabajado en la federación croata desde antes de que ingresara en la FIFA.
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Croacia y sus primeras damas del fútbol
The New York Times – Sports:Iva Olivari e Ivancica Sudac han trabajado en la federación croata desde antes de que ingresara en la FIFA.
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Lionel Messi Saves Argentina’s World Cup
The New York Times – Sports:Argentina’s biggest star scored the goal that saved the day. Enzo Fernández scored the one that made him smile.
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Mexico’s Love-Hate Relationship With Argentina Haunts the Team’s World Cup Matchup
The New York Times – Sports:A legacy has led to success, but not always enough of it.
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Mexico’s love-hate relationship with Argentina haunts the team’s World Cup matchup.
The New York Times – Sports:A legacy has led to success, but not always enough of it.