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Canada left back Alphonso Davies has injured his hamstring with just over month to go before his country co-hosts the World Cup, Bayern Munich said Friday. The club says team doctors expect Davies to be out “for several weeks,” with Canada starting the World Cup on June 12 against Bosnia-Herzegovin
Immersive entertainment company Cosm has struck a deal to bring fans the front-row viewing experience at World Cup matches to their shared reality domes across the U.S. this summer.
Manchester City star Joško Gvardiol is back in training after four months out with a broken leg, with Pep Guardiola saying Friday he hopes the defender is ready to “make a good World Cup" with Croatia. Gvardiol underwent surgery after sustaining a fracture to his right leg in the 1-1 draw with Chel
After a decade of research and months of growth, MetLife Stadium is getting a natural grass pitch installed ahead of the World Cup
This would be a nightmare for the Canadian side.
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.It is the latest setback for Davies, who has suffered a series of muscle injuries after returning from
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Eddie Howe has said he does not expect Tino Livramento to return for Newcastle United before the end of the season.The 23-year-old has missed Newcastle’s last two games with a thigh problem. Howe ha...