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Remember when England celebrated by doing the mannequin challenge? England’s goal celebrations have produced some of international football’s most memorable moments. From emotional reactions to choreographed routines, the Three Lions have created celebrations that fans still remember years later. One of the most iconic came when Jamie Vardy celebrated...

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Does Argentina have a history of cheating at the World Cup and getting away with it? 1. 1986: hand of God proclaimed by coke head Maradona, as he celebrated right after using his hand to score against England 2. 2022: hand of the rat by Zionist Lionel Messi when Van Dijk realized that the 2022 World Cup was RIGGED for Messi and Argentina. 3. And they left nothing to chance in 2026 when Egypt clearly got robbed thanks to kosher referee and friend of Messi François Letexier! Messi’s boy and war criminal in chief Netanyahu is also supporting the anointed team Argentina. Boycott goyball!

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[JTBC news] 260720 More threatening than Argentina's match. BTS made history at the World Cup too. 🤵Praise from the international media has been pouring in. 📰Forbes: They heated up the halftime show like Dynamite. 📰ESPN: The show was packed with aerial kicks and dance moves that were more threatening than Argentina's performance in the first half. 📰ESPN: The best performance of the entire show. They should have been given more time. #JIN JIN AT FIFA WORLD CUP FIFA World Cup 방탄소년단 ESPN JTBC 뉴스 When JTBC News introduced ESPN's praise for the threatening aerial kicks, they showed Jin's kicking scene.
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[JTBC news] 260720 More threatening than Argentina's match. BTS made history at the World Cup too. 🤵Praise from the international media has been pouring in. 📰Forbes: They heated up the halftime show like Dynamite. 📰ESPN: The show was packed with aerial kicks and dance moves that were more threatening than Argentina's performance in the first half. 📰ESPN: The best performance of the entire show. They should have been given more time. #JIN JIN AT FIFA WORLD CUP FIFA World Cup 방탄소년단 ESPN JTBC 뉴스 When JTBC News introduced ESPN's praise for the threatening aerial kicks, they showed Jin's kicking scene.

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UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin has reportedly posted a video explaining why he did not attend the FIFA World Cup final. In the video, he said his absence was due to a dispute with FIFA President Gianni Infantino over the suspension of U.S. forward Folarin Balogun following his red card. Čeferin also reportedly criticized the standard of refereeing throughout the tournament, claiming that Argentina received favorable treatment—particularly during their match against Egypt. He allegedly described the officiating as the most biased he had ever witnessed and stated that he would boycott FIFA and no longer have anything to do with the organization.

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Enzo Fernández has revealed in an interview that the English media are Currently planning to blacklist him over the World Cup clash between Argentina and England, He also spoke about his future at Chelsea, He said: 🗣️ “To be honest, I'm uncertain about my future at Chelsea right now. I've been hearing a lot of News that the English media has blacklisted me and that some of the fans have signed a petition asking for me to leave. All because of my celebration and what happened with Jude Bellingham and Anderson during the Argentina - England game at the World Cup. I'm not making any decisions at the moment. I love Chelsea and I really want to stay. My contract runs until 2032 and I'm fully committed. At the same time, whatever the club decides, I will respect it. He Conceded: 🗣️ “What I won't do is apologize for representing my country with passion. I have nothing against England I respect the country and the people. It was just football. Nothing more."

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David & Victoria Beckham Unwind on Yacht in Ibiza After World Cup Sir David Beckham and Victoria Beckham have jetted off to Ibiza for some well-earned downtime following the FIFA World Cup. The couple were pictured relaxing on their luxury yacht, with David, 51, showing off his fitness in navy swim shorts. After a swim, he cooled off with an on-deck shower before settling in with a book — One True Loves by Taylor Jenkins Reid — and scanning the horizon with binoculars. (Video: AI) Victoria, 52, also looked relaxed in a baseball cap as the pair enjoyed the sunshine. She recently shared that she had “loved” their football tour and spending time with her husband during the tournament. David had been in the U.S. for weeks as both a former England captain and Inter Miami owner, attending multiple matches with family. The pair were also at the final in New Jersey before heading to the Mediterranean for some peace and quiet. These are the gentle moments that make the decades of hard work worthwhile.
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David & Victoria Beckham Unwind on Yacht in Ibiza After World Cup Sir David Beckham and Victoria Beckham have jetted off to Ibiza for some well-earned downtime following the FIFA World Cup. The couple were pictured relaxing on their luxury yacht, with David, 51, showing off his fitness in navy swim shorts. After a swim, he cooled off with an on-deck shower before settling in with a book — One True Loves by Taylor Jenkins Reid — and scanning the horizon with binoculars. (Video: AI) Victoria, 52, also looked relaxed in a baseball cap as the pair enjoyed the sunshine. She recently shared that she had “loved” their football tour and spending time with her husband during the tournament. David had been in the U.S. for weeks as both a former England captain and Inter Miami owner, attending multiple matches with family. The pair were also at the final in New Jersey before heading to the Mediterranean for some peace and quiet. These are the gentle moments that make the decades of hard work worthwhile.

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Lionel Messi reacts to Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell stakes in the FIFA World Cup: 🗣️ “I understand the intention. FIFA wants to create a dedicated commercial company, keep majority control, and use the money raised to give more support to the national associations — higher Forward payments and a one-off amount for special projects. On paper, that sounds like it could help smaller federations. But I share the concerns that UEFA has expressed, and I also pay attention to what the players’ side is saying. When you turn the commercial rights of the World Cup and other major competitions into something that private investors can buy into, even as a minority, you change the incentives. The pressure to grow revenue and deliver returns can start to influence decisions about the calendar, the format, and how much the players are asked to play. FIFPRO has already pointed out that this risks reshaping the competitions players work in. That is not a small detail. We already have a very demanding schedule. Adding commercial pressure on top of that needs careful thought. I believe football’s biggest competitions should remain protected from pure financial logic. Development funding is important — every association should have the resources to grow the game. But the method matters. Selling even a minority stake in the commercial side of the World Cup creates a different relationship with the sport’s most important tournament. UEFA is right to be cautious. This is not a simple funding decision. It is a structural change. I hope the member associations take the time to examine the long-term consequences carefully, not only the short-term money on the table. The World Cup has to stay special. That is more important than any valuation.

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Ashley Cole on England’s World Cup semi-final elimination. 🗣️ “England have bottled it. There’s no sugar-coating this. You don’t spend years building one of the most talented squads in world football only to crumble the moment you’re asked to show courage. They gifted Argentina belief and paid the ultimate price.” “They went into their shell after taking the lead. Instead of finishing the game, they started protecting it like a small nation hanging on against a giant. That mentality is embarrassing for a team with England’s quality. Champions kill games—they don’t hide from them.” “The manager completely lost his nerve. His substitutions, his tactics, his message to the players—it all screamed fear. Sitting deeper and inviting Lionel Messi and Argentina onto you is football suicide. Everyone watching knew what was coming except the people on the England bench.” “And the players deserve criticism too. Too many disappeared. Too many hid instead of demanding the ball. When Argentina raised the intensity, England folded like a pack of cards. You cannot call yourself world-class if you vanish when your country needs you most.” “This wasn’t bad luck. This wasn’t the referee. This wasn’t fatigue. This was a complete collapse of mentality. England threw away a place in the World Cup final because they lacked the courage to keep playing football.” “If you’re satisfied with reaching the semi-finals, then keep making the same mistakes. But if you genuinely want to become world champions, performances like this should haunt every single person in that dressing room. They didn’t lose to a better team—they lost to their own fear.”
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Ashley Cole on England’s World Cup semi-final elimination. 🗣️ “England have bottled it. There’s no sugar-coating this. You don’t spend years building one of the most talented squads in world football only to crumble the moment you’re asked to show courage. They gifted Argentina belief and paid the ultimate price.” “They went into their shell after taking the lead. Instead of finishing the game, they started protecting it like a small nation hanging on against a giant. That mentality is embarrassing for a team with England’s quality. Champions kill games—they don’t hide from them.” “The manager completely lost his nerve. His substitutions, his tactics, his message to the players—it all screamed fear. Sitting deeper and inviting Lionel Messi and Argentina onto you is football suicide. Everyone watching knew what was coming except the people on the England bench.” “And the players deserve criticism too. Too many disappeared. Too many hid instead of demanding the ball. When Argentina raised the intensity, England folded like a pack of cards. You cannot call yourself world-class if you vanish when your country needs you most.” “This wasn’t bad luck. This wasn’t the referee. This wasn’t fatigue. This was a complete collapse of mentality. England threw away a place in the World Cup final because they lacked the courage to keep playing football.” “If you’re satisfied with reaching the semi-finals, then keep making the same mistakes. But if you genuinely want to become world champions, performances like this should haunt every single person in that dressing room. They didn’t lose to a better team—they lost to their own fear.”

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Very soon millions across the world will be watching the FIFA World Cup Men’s Football Finals between Argentina 🇦🇷 and Spain 🇪🇸 Meanwhile, far away in rural villages of India a tournament that mirrored the FIFA Cup will reach its finals in the ancient city of Prayagraj where two of the best girls teams from 2350 teams of girls trained by Naandi Foundation under the project nanhikali will wear similar jerseys of Spain 🇪🇸 and Argentina 🇦🇷 and play their finals of what is now famously known in India as the Toofaan Cup - a unique grassroots football tournament for girls (many who never played any game before) trained by women coaches day in and out for few years to make them the stars they are today. Here’s a clip of the players going to the ground for the final match ! Please cheer and support them too. 🙏❤️ 👏
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Very soon millions across the world will be watching the FIFA World Cup Men’s Football Finals between Argentina 🇦🇷 and Spain 🇪🇸 Meanwhile, far away in rural villages of India a tournament that mirrored the FIFA Cup will reach its finals in the ancient city of Prayagraj where two of the best girls teams from 2350 teams of girls trained by Naandi Foundation under the project nanhikali will wear similar jerseys of Spain 🇪🇸 and Argentina 🇦🇷 and play their finals of what is now famously known in India as the Toofaan Cup - a unique grassroots football tournament for girls (many who never played any game before) trained by women coaches day in and out for few years to make them the stars they are today. Here’s a clip of the players going to the ground for the final match ! Please cheer and support them too. 🙏❤️ 👏

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🚨Jordan head coach Jamal Sellami on Algeria’s winning goal against Jordan as Jordan are eliminated from the 2026 FIFA World Cup: 🗣️ “I have watched the replay several times, and for me it is very difficult to understand how that goal was allowed to stand. From what I saw, the Algerian striker was clearly offside in the build-up to the goal.” “At this level of football, with VAR available and every angle being reviewed, these are the decisions that must be correct. We are not talking about a small moment in the game — we are talking about a goal that decided the match and ultimately our World Cup fate.” “My players gave everything on the pitch. They fought for every ball, represented Jordan with pride and put themselves in a position to get a result. That is why it is painful when such a controversial decision goes against you.” “I respect Algeria and congratulate them on their victory, but I cannot hide my disappointment. In competitions as important as the World Cup, goals that appear offside should not stand. That is exactly why VAR exists.” “Tonight we leave the tournament with our heads held high, but also with questions. Unfortunately, one decision changed everything, and that is something that will be difficult to accept. {BT Sports}
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🚨Jordan head coach Jamal Sellami on Algeria’s winning goal against Jordan as Jordan are eliminated from the 2026 FIFA World Cup: 🗣️ “I have watched the replay several times, and for me it is very difficult to understand how that goal was allowed to stand. From what I saw, the Algerian striker was clearly offside in the build-up to the goal.” “At this level of football, with VAR available and every angle being reviewed, these are the decisions that must be correct. We are not talking about a small moment in the game — we are talking about a goal that decided the match and ultimately our World Cup fate.” “My players gave everything on the pitch. They fought for every ball, represented Jordan with pride and put themselves in a position to get a result. That is why it is painful when such a controversial decision goes against you.” “I respect Algeria and congratulate them on their victory, but I cannot hide my disappointment. In competitions as important as the World Cup, goals that appear offside should not stand. That is exactly why VAR exists.” “Tonight we leave the tournament with our heads held high, but also with questions. Unfortunately, one decision changed everything, and that is something that will be difficult to accept. {BT Sports}

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🛵🇮🇹Do you remember when Inter fans threw the scooter from the stands of San Siro? On April 18, 2001, during a match at the legendary San Siro, fans of Inter Milan did something that still shocks the football world today. In the middle of crowd trouble during the match against Atalanta BC, a scooter was thrown from the upper stands into the lower section of the stadium. Yes… a scooter. It didn’t hit any fans, but the image became one of the most surreal and controversial moments in European football history. Early 2000s football was a different world — raw passion, chaos, and sometimes crossing the line. Football has changed a lot since then…
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🛵🇮🇹Do you remember when Inter fans threw the scooter from the stands of San Siro? On April 18, 2001, during a match at the legendary San Siro, fans of Inter Milan did something that still shocks the football world today. In the middle of crowd trouble during the match against Atalanta BC, a scooter was thrown from the upper stands into the lower section of the stadium. Yes… a scooter. It didn’t hit any fans, but the image became one of the most surreal and controversial moments in European football history. Early 2000s football was a different world — raw passion, chaos, and sometimes crossing the line. Football has changed a lot since then…

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🏆 UpRock World Cup — Final Week is Live! The final groups have entered the arena. After six weeks of global competition, the last eight nations now join the Swarm Cup as we head toward the final standings. Final Week Contenders Group K Colombia Portugal DR Congo Uzbekistan Group L England Croatia Ghana Panama Starting now: → 2× rewards activated across all Week 6 nations → Local leaderboards are live → Referral campaigns continue → Final week of the Swarm Cup uptime challenge THE SWARM CUP — 1,000,000+ UPT For six weeks, 48 national swarms have been competing through one simple metric: Uptime. Every active device. Every hour online. Every contribution to the UpRock network. On July 19, the Top 8 national swarms will split a prize pool of more than 1,000,000 UPT. This is the final push. Keep your devices online. Support your country. Finish strong. One World. One Network. One Champion.
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🏆 UpRock World Cup — Final Week is Live! The final groups have entered the arena. After six weeks of global competition, the last eight nations now join the Swarm Cup as we head toward the final standings. Final Week Contenders Group K Colombia Portugal DR Congo Uzbekistan Group L England Croatia Ghana Panama Starting now: → 2× rewards activated across all Week 6 nations → Local leaderboards are live → Referral campaigns continue → Final week of the Swarm Cup uptime challenge THE SWARM CUP — 1,000,000+ UPT For six weeks, 48 national swarms have been competing through one simple metric: Uptime. Every active device. Every hour online. Every contribution to the UpRock network. On July 19, the Top 8 national swarms will split a prize pool of more than 1,000,000 UPT. This is the final push. Keep your devices online. Support your country. Finish strong. One World. One Network. One Champion.

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