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Adam Hancock

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Journalist. Sweating it out in Singapore (and sometimes Sydney). Covering SE Asia and beyond. Long suffering Evertonian and runner. All views mine
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Top five ‘must-watch’ matches of the group stage at World Cup 2026 Original

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By Adam Hancock 
| Al Jazeera English
The FIFA World Cup begins on June 11. You can follow the action on Al Jazeera’s dedicated World Cup 2026 page with all the latest news, match build-up and live text commentary, and keep up to date with group standings, real-time match results and schedules. The group stages at FIFA World Cup 2026 will be a feast of football – and a test of endurance – with 72 matches scheduled across more than two weeks from June 11 until June 27.
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Mexico’s historic Azteca Stadium to kickoff World Cup opener: All to know Original

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By Adam Hancock 
| Al Jazeera English
You can follow the action on Al Jazeera’s dedicated World Cup 2026 page with all the latest news, match build-up and live text commentary, and keep up to date with group standings, real-time match results and schedules. “There’s just something very special about the Azteca,” said Pele. “You need to be inside it, to feel it to understand.
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What’s happening at the World Cup one day before tournament starts? Original

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By Adam Hancock 
| Al Jazeera English
The biggest ever World Cup is almost here, with the United States, Canada and Mexico ready to host 48 teams in an expanded competition. The football finally begins on Thursday as Mexico host South Africa at Mexico City’s iconic Estadio Azteca. But before a ball has even been kicked, the tournament has already thrown up plenty of controversy. Here are the five biggest talking points on the eve of the big kickoff.
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