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2026 World Cup
Six INCREDIBLE ways to survive the post-World Cup break (and one way not to)
The days following a World Cup final are sad affairs. You open the 365Scores app out of muscle memory and there is nothing on it, bar a couple of friendlies in the Norwegian third division and a Copa Libertadores qualifier starting at 2am. Ferran Torres settled it in the 106th…
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Champions League
Why do football transfers all feel so predictable now?
There was a time when a big transfer could genuinely surprise you. A superstar would pop up at a club nobody had connected him with, a mid-table side would gatecrash the top table, and half the fun was not knowing. That feeling has quietly drained out of the modern window.…
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Soccer
Transfer Update 2: Rogers SMASHES the British record as the window catches fire
The last ten days have turned a simmering transfer window into a full boil. A British transfer record has tumbled, Manchester United have quietly assembled a new-look midfield, Arsenal have gone shopping in Belgium, and the Saudi Pro League has gatecrashed a Serie A deal at the eleventh hour. Aston…
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2026 World Cup
365Scores’ Team of the World Cup
Forty-eight teams, 104 World Cup matches, and in the end a 1-0 that flattered the losers. Spain are world champions again, 16 years on from their only previous title, after Ferran Torres struck in the 106th minute to break Argentina’s resistance at MetLife Stadium. It was one of the most…
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2026 World Cup
Top ten moments that defined World Cup 2026
As Argentina and Spain prepare to meet in Sunday’s final at MetLife Stadium, the first 48-team World Cup is almost run, and it has been gloriously, relentlessly unpredictable. The expanded format was supposed to gift the heavyweights a gentle stroll into the knockouts. It did the opposite. Giants fell, island…
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2026 World Cup
The last dance that refuses to end: Messi, Argentina and a goodbye no one can confirm
There is a question Lionel Scaloni has learned to sidestep. On Friday night in New York, two days before Argentina face Spain in the World Cup final, someone asked the manager whether Sunday might be the final time Lionel Messi wears the sky blue and white. Scaloni laughed. “Ask him,”…
