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Robert Lewandowski towers over Qatar as he chases World Cup legacy

As one of the faces of the tournament, the Poland striker is keen to make his mark and shrug off past disappointments

The Guardian - UK

Australia’s Awer Mabil: ‘Football has been my life’s guide’

The player whose penalty ultimately took the Socceroos to the World Cup tells Sid Lowe about his incredible journey from Kenya to Qatar

The Guardian - UK

Chaos and anger at Fifa’s fan festival on Qatar’s ‘extraordinary day’

Disturbing scenes at Al Bidda Park as the hosts faced Ecuador only added to the controversies at this World Cup

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World Cup opening ceremony: six things we learned in Qatar

Morgan Freeman and BTS were star attractions at the opening ceremony while Gianni Infantino stayed silent until the last moment

The Guardian - UK

World Cup Group G preview: Buoyant Brazil out to end 20-year wait for glory in Qatar

BRAZIL have as good a chance as any of lifting the World Cup.

The National (Scotland)

Antonio Rüdiger: ‘Never count Germany out – anything can happen’

Defender tells Jacob Steinberg about ‘scary’ Brazil, leaving Chelsea for Real Madrid and donating his World Cup earnings to help children in Sierra Leone

The Guardian - UK

Wales, the 1958 World Cup and Pelé: Terry Medwin reflects at age 90

Winger and his wife, Joyce, discuss the ‘amazing days’ he had with the national team and Spurs – plus those lost caps

The Guardian - UK

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Portugal, France, Uruguay and more World Cup fixtures Crystal Palace stars could feature in

The Premier League is on hold until Boxing Day but Crystal Palace stars Joachim Andersen and Jordan Ayew will be playing for World Cup glory in Qatar before then

Football London

Fact check: 11 eye-catching lines from Gianni Infantino’s speech in Qatar

Fifa’s president told the world he feels Arab, African, gay and disabled, while the media are racist hypocrites. So how accurate was his World Cup monologue?

The Guardian - UK

How Senegal’s ‘crazy bunch’ stunned France in World Cup upset for the ages

In an extract from a new book Philippe Auclair revisits the day Roger Lemerre’s all-conquering side fell to earth in 2002

The Guardian - UK

World Cup 2022 briefing: the value of preparation time in Qatar

Our daily rundown will be available through the tournament. Here is a taster to set the scene as the big kick-off looms

The Guardian - UK

From robot VARs to air-cooling: nine things to look out for at Qatar 2022

A look at some of the unusual, innovative and less palatable features of the coming World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Fans paid to attend World Cup by Qatar have daily allowance cancelled

Fans who have travelled to Qatar as part of a controversial paid-for supporters programme have been told by Qatari authorities that their cash has been cut

The Guardian - UK

Denmark manager calls for change in way World Cup hosts are chosen

The Denmark manager, Kasper Hjulmand, has said he hopes the process through which Qatar was awarded the World Cup is never repeated

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David Beckham claims World Cup will be platform for progress and tolerance

David Beckham, who is reportedly being paid £150m by the Qataris, is facing further criticism for claiming the World Cup will be a platform for progress

The Guardian - AU

The Socceroos’ $1.3bn Qatar training base is beyond luxurious, but also a symbol of World Cup’s wider issues

The team’s opulent surroundings give them the best chance of success, but can’t disguise some of the uneasy questions around Qatar’s tournament

The Guardian - AU

Hannibal Mejbri: the Tunisia midfielder set to square up to the Socceroos

The Manchester United-owned player loves a scrap and shapes as a key obstacle for Australia when the teams meet in World Cup Group D

Wales Online

Brazil will win the World Cup, with England making the quarter-final, says algorithm

Supercomputer predicts the 2002 winners will be triumphant once more, while Gareth Southgate's men will crash out in the last eight

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‘Blood brothers’: Roberto Carlos on the day he saved Ronaldo’s life

The Brazil legend tells David Hytner about his teammate’s harrowing episode in 1998, the glory four years later – and his expectations for this World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Just like the hat, football’s grip could suddenly go out of fashion after Qatar

Football – facing fans’ disgust at this World Cup – should beware a plummeting status in the face of a critical mass of frustration

Liverpool Echo

European silver medallist Alice Kinsella ready to show world what she can do in Liverpool

Countdown is on until the World Gymnastics Championships begin in Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena later this year

The Times of India

T20 World Cup: Bumrah and Jadeja's absence opens opportunity to unearth new champions, says Shastri

CHENNAI: Former India coach Ravi Shastri feels the absence of Jasprit Bumrah and Ravindra Jadeja at the T20 World Cup will affect the team but it also opens up an opportunity to "unearth a new champion".

Irish Mirror

Paul O'Donovan's bizarre interview after winning world championship gold with Fintan McCarthy

The reigning Olympic, World and European champions never looked troubled in defending their crown and were nearly three second clear of second-placed Italy

The Times of India

Use of 'rigid tape' by doctors after head injury was strange, affected my focus: Bajrang Punia

NEW DELHI: Star wrestler Bajrang Punia remains baffled by the on-spot doctors' decision to use 'rigid tape' on his bleeding head, which severely hampered his focus ahead of the quarter-final clash against USA's John Michael Diakomihalis during the World Championship.

The Hindu

Noah Lyles: brave, funny, great, human

The two-time World champion marches to the beat of his own drum. A natural showman with a serious, socially aware side, the 25-year-old sprinter is charting an original route to the very top

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