The United States beat Iran, 1-0, but the price of victory may be a high one: Christian Pulisic was taken to the hospital after sustaining an abdominal injury.
Category: World Cup (Soccer)
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The World Cup Continues for the US Will Christian Pulisic be Part of It?
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Pulisic’s Injury on First World Cup Goal Could Be Costly
The New York Times – Sports:Pulisic collided with Iran’s keeper as he scored, then left the game at halftime with an abdominal injury. His status for a knockout stage match with the Netherlands was unclear.
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That Awkward Moment When Prince William Says He’s Backing England at the World Cup
The New York Times – Sports:Prince William, the heir to the British throne, offered his support to England even as it prepared to face Wales in the World Cup. He was forced into a quick bit of diplomatic maneuvering.
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Why World Cup Games Will be Played at the Same Time for the Next Four Days
The New York Times – Sports:The origin of simultaneous kickoffs in the final round of group play is rooted in one of the darker days in modern World Cup history.
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U.S. vs. Iran at the World Cup: How to Stream
The New York Times – Sports:The Americans will play Iran on Tuesday in their final match in the group stage. Here’s how to watch, and what to watch for.
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Germany Meets the Moment and Keeps its World Cup Hopes Alive
The New York Times – Sports:A single moment shows just how fast a team’s journey can turn.
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Iran Calls for U.S. to Be Expelled From World Cup
The New York Times – Sports:U.S. Soccer angered Iran by posting a doctored Iran flag on social media. The Americans said the decision was intentional, but later deleted the posts.
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After Belgium’s Loss to Morocco, Violence Breaks Out in Brussels
The New York Times – Sports:The violence erupted after Morocco upset Belgium, 2-0, at the World Cup.
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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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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.