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Historic Milestone: South America to Host Its First Women’s World Cup in Brazil 2027

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Gianni Infantino Says the 2026 World Cup Will Unite the World

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Major VAR Changes Coming for the 2026 World Cup

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Portugal Advances to U-17 World Cup Final After Dramatic Shootout Against Brazil

Cristiano Ronaldo Cleared for World Cup After FIFA Reduces Suspension

Mexican Referees Selected for the 2026 World Cup: César Arturo Ramos and Katia Itzel García Lead the Way

FIFA Selects Guadalajara and Monterrey to Host Crucial 2026 World Cup Finals Action

Image: Sports Illustrated The Mexican National Team wrapped up the FIFA break with a 2–1 loss to Paraguay, in a match that sparked a lot of debate because of Paraguay’s first goal. Antonio Sanabria scored in the 48th minute in a play that immediately frustrated the Mexican side. The Paraguayan striker went hard after a cross into the six-yard box and ended up crashing into Luis Malagón right as the goalkeeper had touched the ball first. The play started with a tough, curling

Image: Telemundo Honduras walked away from the night in Costa Rica with a heavy heart. The 0–0 draw against the Ticos ended their World Cup dream and led to one of the toughest moments of the whole campaign: Reinaldo Rueda breaking down in tears during the press conference. The coach couldn’t hide his emotions as he talked about his team’s effort and the pain of missing out on the 2026 World Cup. Honduras came into the match knowing they had to win. A victory would have sent