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FIFA World Cup 2026 in numbers: Goals, clean sheets, yellow cards, and more
FIFA’s biggest global showpiece saw 1,039 players from 48 nations play across 16 venues and score 308 goals.
Argentina deny World Cup villains’ role after Samuel Jackson-led slants
Hollywood actor Samuel L Jackson was among those who criticised Argentina at World Cup, with racism among allegations.
Australia trio return from injury for Bangladesh Tests
Australia return to full strength for two-Test series against Bangladesh, as injured trio return to strengthen squad.
Lionel Messi thanks Argentina fans: ‘Wound will take time to heal’
Argentina were beaten 1-0 in the final by Spain in what has been rumoured to be Lionel Messi’s final World Cup game.
Argentina, minus Messi, return home after World Cup final heartbreak
Thousands wait to greet the team, who return without captain Messi and a few other players after the World Cup.
World Cup champions Spain return to royal welcome, parade through Madrid
Tens of thousands of fans greet La Roja as they travel down Madrid’s historic avenues to Cibeles Square.
FIFA to probe Paredes-led player brawl after Spain’s World Cup final win
Argentina’s Paredes was seen shoving Spanish players, which led to an on-field melee, while Spain’s Yamal prayed calmly.
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King of Spain celebrates World Cup winners in Madrid
Spain’s World Cup-winning team received a royal reception from King Felipe VI in Madrid ahead of a victory parade.
Published On 20 Jul 2026
REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK
A tournament of contradictions: What did we learn at World Cup 2026?
A look back at the World Cup’s moments of glory and controversy, and their impact on fans, teams and the sport.
EDITOR'S ANALYSIS
Five key takeaways from FIFA World Cup 2026
Spain beat Argentina, but talking points remain. Should there be 48 or 64 teams? Hydration breaks? The ‘dark arts’?
