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Canada captain Alphonso Davies has suffered a hamstring injury that will sideline him for “several weeks”, Bayern Munich said on Friday, potentially disrupting his World Cup preparations. Davies was injured in Wednesday’s 1-1 draw in the second leg of the Champions League semi-final against holders
Andrew Giuliani brushed off President Donald Trump's insinuation that tickets for next month's opening World Cup match are too expensive.
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U.S. midfielder Tanner Tessmann will not play any more games for Lyon this season because of a muscle strain, coach Paulo Fonseca said Friday, in another injury concern for the Americans ahead of the World Cup. It wasn't immediately clear how serious Tessmann's injury is, with barely a month until
The tournament is getting closer.
Falkirk winger Calvin Miller isn't holding out much hope of being part of Scotland's World Cup squad this summer. "There's been talk but I don't see it happening, if I'm being honest," said Miller of a potential World Cup call-up. Miller swept the boards at Falkirk's player of the year awards and
Neves features in arguably the most talented midfield at the 2026 World Cup.
"As things stand, Leon Goretzka will have a good chance of playing and having a similar role to the one he had in the World Cup qualifiers, despite getting less game time at Bayern." With these clear ...
How much damage can the Manchester City striker do in his first World Cup?