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Was the World Cup 2026 a success?, By Reuben Abati

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Reuben Abati writes about Plateau, Tsiga and Trump.

The straight-forward, honest and correct answer to the question raised above is: Yes. Spain won at the end of the day on Sunday, 19 July, 1-0 against Argentina, defending champions since Qatar 2022, and that was the climax of a tournament that lasted for 39 days during which 104 matches were played, by 48 teams from six […]

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