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New rules are coming under the spotlight in North America. The 2026 FIFA World Cup will see some changes involving players covering their mouths and timed substitutions, among other areas. They were ...

The World Cup begins on Thursday Angela Weiss / AFP via Getty Images FIFA is charging $79 (£59) for fans to have their name on the big screen at World Cup venues before matches this summer. Through ...

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