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"It's Not About Money": FIFA President Infantino Responds To Backlash Over World Cup Hydration Breaks
Infantino said FIFA would analyse what it would do in future tournaments "based on this experience."
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How World Cup's 'Smallest' Nations Flipped The Script, Validated FIFA's 48-Team Gamble
Cape Verde, with under 600,000 people, held Spain and Uruguay to draws, showcasing defensive discipline and making World Cup history. They, and other smaller nations, have shown that FIFA was right to expand the World Cup to 48 teams.
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FIFA Clears World Cup Official, Accused Of Making "Supremacist Sign" In Germany Match
FIFA's discrimination monitor had called for Shaun Evans to be removed from the tournament.
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World Cup Teams Blast UEFA Chief Over 'Uninteresting' Matches Remark
In remarks by Ceferin reportedly made before the tournament, the UEFA chief said the expansion of the World Cup to 48 teams this year -- up from 32 in 2022 -- would dilute the quality of the tournament.
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How Jaipur Polo Ground, A Royal Gift-Turned-Sporting Hub, Became Central To A Land Row
Jaipur Polo Ground is a 15.2-acre property that was gifted by Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II of the erstwhile princely state of Jaipur to the Delhi Polo Club around 1930
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FIFA World Cup 2026 Hit By Huge VAR Controversy, Global Body Gives Unexpected Reply
A huge VAR controversy has struck the FIFA World Cup 2026 from the Switzerland vs Qatar match which ended 1-1.
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Centre Takes Possession Of Jaipur Polo Ground In Delhi
The Indian Polo Association termed the eviction "wrongful, arbitrary and contrary to law", and said it would pursue all available legal remedies to safeguard its rights and interests.
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How To Watch FIFA World Cup 2026 Matches Absolutely Free
Football fans can watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 free of cost in India, but not all 104 games.
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Iran Team Wear '#168' Badges, Send Clear Message Ahead Of World Cup 2026; FIFA Rules Under Spotlight
Protests have always been a part of FIFA World Cups and Olympic Games. At the 2026 World Cup, the Iran team has been at the forefront of protests even as they begin their campaign as one of the nine Asian teams in the tournament.
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"Delhi Will Choke": High Court On Centre's Eviction Notice To Polo Body
The Delhi High Court said green spaces in the national capital were already rare, and now whatever "little green space" remains in the New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) areas is also being taken
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Iran Football Team Arrives In Mexico For World Cup 2026 Training, Star Player Questions FIFA
Iran defender Ehsan Hajsafi criticized soccer's governing body after the team arrived in Mexico on Sunday with some members of their entourage still lacking U.S. visas, before three World Cup group matches in the United States later this month.
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Exercise Protects Heart Health In Obesity Even Without Weight Loss, Says American Heart Association
According to the American Heart Association, exercise alone usually does not result in significant weight loss for most people with obesity.
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More FIFA World Cup Drama: Fans Get Free Tickets After Tech Glitch, Football Body Issues 7-Day Ultimatum
Fans were able to purchase tickets for FIFA World Cup matches at no cost after a major technical glitch, but have now received a new demand from football's governing body.
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FIFA Bans Reusable Water Bottles At 2026 World Cup Stadiums After Last-Minute Policy Reversal
The ban on reusable plastic bottles is likely to prove controversial, as fans will no longer be able to refill an empty bottle at a water fountain or dispenser inside stadiums.
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Country Music Icon Garth Brooks Weighs Music Catalog Sale For Up To $2 Billion: Report
Garth Brooks recently reached a milestone of 200 million albums sold, as per the Recording Industry Association of America.
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"It's Not About Money": FIFA President Infantino Responds To Backlash Over World Cup Hydration Breaks
Infantino said FIFA would analyse what it would do in future tournaments "based on this experience."
-
How World Cup's 'Smallest' Nations Flipped The Script, Validated FIFA's 48-Team Gamble
Cape Verde, with under 600,000 people, held Spain and Uruguay to draws, showcasing defensive discipline and making World Cup history. They, and other smaller nations, have shown that FIFA was right to expand the World Cup to 48 teams.
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FIFA Clears World Cup Official, Accused Of Making "Supremacist Sign" In Germany Match
FIFA's discrimination monitor had called for Shaun Evans to be removed from the tournament.
-
World Cup Teams Blast UEFA Chief Over 'Uninteresting' Matches Remark
In remarks by Ceferin reportedly made before the tournament, the UEFA chief said the expansion of the World Cup to 48 teams this year -- up from 32 in 2022 -- would dilute the quality of the tournament.
-
How Jaipur Polo Ground, A Royal Gift-Turned-Sporting Hub, Became Central To A Land Row
Jaipur Polo Ground is a 15.2-acre property that was gifted by Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II of the erstwhile princely state of Jaipur to the Delhi Polo Club around 1930
-
FIFA World Cup 2026 Hit By Huge VAR Controversy, Global Body Gives Unexpected Reply
A huge VAR controversy has struck the FIFA World Cup 2026 from the Switzerland vs Qatar match which ended 1-1.
-
Centre Takes Possession Of Jaipur Polo Ground In Delhi
The Indian Polo Association termed the eviction "wrongful, arbitrary and contrary to law", and said it would pursue all available legal remedies to safeguard its rights and interests.
-
How To Watch FIFA World Cup 2026 Matches Absolutely Free
Football fans can watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 free of cost in India, but not all 104 games.
-
Iran Team Wear '#168' Badges, Send Clear Message Ahead Of World Cup 2026; FIFA Rules Under Spotlight
Protests have always been a part of FIFA World Cups and Olympic Games. At the 2026 World Cup, the Iran team has been at the forefront of protests even as they begin their campaign as one of the nine Asian teams in the tournament.
-
"Delhi Will Choke": High Court On Centre's Eviction Notice To Polo Body
The Delhi High Court said green spaces in the national capital were already rare, and now whatever "little green space" remains in the New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) areas is also being taken
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Iran Football Team Arrives In Mexico For World Cup 2026 Training, Star Player Questions FIFA
Iran defender Ehsan Hajsafi criticized soccer's governing body after the team arrived in Mexico on Sunday with some members of their entourage still lacking U.S. visas, before three World Cup group matches in the United States later this month.
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Exercise Protects Heart Health In Obesity Even Without Weight Loss, Says American Heart Association
According to the American Heart Association, exercise alone usually does not result in significant weight loss for most people with obesity.
-
More FIFA World Cup Drama: Fans Get Free Tickets After Tech Glitch, Football Body Issues 7-Day Ultimatum
Fans were able to purchase tickets for FIFA World Cup matches at no cost after a major technical glitch, but have now received a new demand from football's governing body.
-
FIFA Bans Reusable Water Bottles At 2026 World Cup Stadiums After Last-Minute Policy Reversal
The ban on reusable plastic bottles is likely to prove controversial, as fans will no longer be able to refill an empty bottle at a water fountain or dispenser inside stadiums.
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Country Music Icon Garth Brooks Weighs Music Catalog Sale For Up To $2 Billion: Report
Garth Brooks recently reached a milestone of 200 million albums sold, as per the Recording Industry Association of America.
