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Brazil fought to the very end and came away with a hard-fought place in the last 16 of the 2026 World Cup on Monday. In Houston, Japan took the lead after some poor defensive errors from the Selecao, ...

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David Beckham’s red card had facilitated Argentina’s elimination of England at France 1998, but the winger exacted revenge at Korea/Japan 2002.

Brazil stars pay tribute to their coach who kept calm and patient under intense pressure from Japan to lead his team to the Round of 16. Of all the coaches in world football, is there anyone who ...

When Charles Miller stepped off a ship carrying two footballs at the Port of Santos in 1894, not even in his wildest dreams could the Scotsman have imagined the revolution he would spark in a vast ...

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Known as the Land of the Rising Sun, Japan's civilization dates as far back as 30,000 years. Today, the archipelago seamlessly blends its rich history with its ultramodern present. And while its ...

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