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Newcastle United at the World Cup: 1970 - Pele's Brazil and the 'beautiful game'

The 1970 World Cup, the first to be watched on colour television, became a benchmark for the so-called beautiful game, symbolised by the brilliant yellow of the Brazil team

Chronicle Live

Pele Congratulates USMNT’s Tim Weah On His World Cup Goal

The Brazilian legend sent an encouraging message to the American forward following his goal against Wales.

Sports Illustrated

Angel Rodriguez: Las viejitas, Landon Donovan and the joys of the World Cup

LOS ANGELES — From watching highlights of Pele in 1970 on an old projector to staying up late to watch the U.S. qualify in 1990 on a Paul Caliguiri goal, my household has always made a big deal about the World Cup.

Los Angeles Times

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How Pele stole my heart from my front room in 1970 - Hugh MacDonald

Hugh MacDonald has been asked who he'll be backing at the World Cup for 50 years. It's an easy answer. Forever Brazil. And here's why...

The National (Scotland)

Catcalls dog Qatar's moment in the World Cup limelight

In his poem Die Lorelei, Heinrich Heine touched on the stillness of the Rhine in his portrait of the legendary mermaid who lured sailors to their doom on the rocks along the river. Just shy of 200 years after Heine's masterpiece, no siren songs have been required to attract footballers…

Radio France Internationale

FIFA World Cup: Africa's angst and Pele's unfulfilled prediction

Sometimes, some stories are meant to be incomplete, but they are riveting, dramatic and symbolic. Let’s turn back the clock to the Soccer City in Johannesburg 12 Julys ago and reconstruct Asamoah Gyan’s story.

The Times of India

The eight lesser-known football World Cup heroes

They aren’t called Maradona, Pele or Zidane. But they made a name for themselves on football’s greatest stage.

Al Jazeera

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Wales ready to prove again that sidekicks can star in their own right

Wales are out to echo recent tournament successes at a first World Cup for 64 years

The Independent UK

Newcastle United at the World Cup: The finals were in Chile while the '60s were ready to swing

As the 1962 finals got under way in faraway Chile, Newcastle United found themselves at a low ebb in the league, while the country was getting ready to embrace the swinging '60s

Chronicle Live

WATCH: When Sachin Tendulkar helped 'Pele' with 'catch' on Goa beach

PANAJI: Batting legend Sachin Tendulkar on Tuesday released a video where he is seen helping a fisherman bring in his catch and later dining at his restaurant.

The Times of India

Pele, Messi, Moore: Could this be the greatest all-time World Cup XI?

Who would make your all-time greatest World Cup team?

The Independent UK

Wales out to make mark in Qatar after ending 64-year wait for World Cup chance

The Dragons reached the quarter-finals in their only previous finals appearance in 1958.

The Independent UK

Messi and Ronaldo Look Set for Final Shot at World Cup Glory

The World Cup stage is set for perhaps one final shootout between the two greatest football players of their generation — and to many, the two greatest of all time. Surely, this year's tournament in Qatar presents Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo with one last chance to win the ultimate…

Asharq Al-Awsat

World Cup 1966: Africa’s boycott, Pele’s injury, England’s trophy

It took 36 years for football’s biggest competition to be hosted by the nation where it was first played.

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Liverpool Echo

Jurgen Klopp reveals Dejan Lovren talks and two reasons why Liverpool changed formation

Four things we learned from Jurgen Klopp's pre-match press conference ahead of Liverpool's trip to Tottenham

Al Jazeera

World Cup 1958: When Pele guided Brazil to its first title

It was the second time that a European country hosted consecutive world cups, upsetting the South Americans again.

The Independent UK

Trump embraces ‘best golfer’ title despite reports he cheats so much that caddies nicknamed him ‘Pele’

Former president ‘kicked balls into the fairway’ like Brazilian football icon, book claimed

Evening Standard

Pele and Gabriel Jesus lead messages of solidarity to Vinicius Jr after racist slur over dancing celebration

Vinicius Jr has received support from across the sporting world after a senior figure in Spanish football made a racist slur in attacking his goal celebration.

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Manchester Evening News

Dani Alves calls Cristiano Ronaldo a "b******" in honest assessment of Man United star

Dani Alves played against Man United attacker Ronaldo on multiple occasions, when the Portuguese star was at Real Madrid

Daily Mirror

Dani Alves calls Cristiano Ronaldo a "b******" in honest assessment of former rival

Former Barcelona full-back Dani Alves quipped that Cristiano Ronaldo is a "b******" after the veteran named the Manchester United ace as the toughest opponent he has ever faced

The Hindu

Britain halts sports following Queen Elizabeth II’s death

PGA Championship, EFL, second England vs. South Africa test, Tour of Britain among other sporting events called off due to the death of the Queen

Chronicle Live

Bruno Guimaraes and Lucas Paqueta encounter provides Joelinton with big opportunity

An international call-up would be the cherry on the cake for the 26-year-old after a remarkable year

Chronicle Live

Newcastle United's first Brazilian star, Mirandinha, and that famous terrace chant

It's 35 years since Brazilian striker Francisco da Silva - known to one and all as Mirandinha - was unveiled to Newcastle United fans at St James' Park

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool make 12 transfer decisions as 'first team' plan for midfielder takes next step

Liverpool have once again looked to the loan market this summer to help improve first-team chances of youngsters

Daily Mirror

Meet Marcos Leonardo: 'Next Neymar' at Santos who one day wants to play in Premier League

Marcos Leonardo will inevitably be compared to Neymar and Pele as the next Brazilian talent to come off the Santos production line - and he one day dreams of playing in the Premier League

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