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One of football's best strikers finally ends World Cup drought
Poland moved to the top of Group C putting more pressure on Argentina.
Poland moved to the top of Group C putting more pressure on Argentina.
Australia earned just their third World Cup win.
A sloppy second half saw the Wellington Phoenix soundly beaten in front of their fans.
The action casts yet another spotlight on Christchurch's Crusaders rugby franchise.
Fans made their feelings clear at the full-time whistle.
Steve Braunius takes a close look at Lionel Messi’s pain and anguish.
Ecuador dominated much of the match against the world's eighth-ranked team.
The controversial host nation has achieved what no other has done before.
The incident handed the country its first ever victory over a European nation.
An acrobatic goal from Richarlison highlighted the impressive victory.
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Breel Embolo’s goal lifted Switzerland to a 1-0 win.
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Morocco held 2018 finalist Croatia to a draw.
The entire side did a unique protest in the team photo.
Poland had a clear chance for a World Cup victory.
Two late goals secured the comeback win.
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Fans voice support for protests against the government in Tehran.
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This was a performance that will provide encouragement to coach Gareth Southgate.
Fifa’s threat of on-field punishment for players has forced World Cup teams to back down.
It took less than 90 minutes for Qatar to discover there's one thing that money can’t buy.