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Clash of sleeping giants: Belgium, Egypt kick off at noon with a collision of curses

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By Allan Buluku Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
Soccer lovers in the Pacific Northwest will finally join the party this afternoon when European giants Belgium set the ball rolling in a heavyweight Group G clash with African royals Egypt at the imposing 68,000-seat Lumen Field. From the first whistle, the air carries a collision of two nations weighed down by decades of unfulfilled longing. Belgium and Egypt arrive at the 2026 World Cup as twin studies in disappointment, sleeping giants of opposite hemispheres.
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World Cup 2026: A 0-0 draw and other miracles Americans must learn to love soccer

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By Allan Buluku Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
American sports culture rests on one sacred promise: that the fan deserves to be entertained every single second, or someone has failed. Americans are raised on stimulation engineered like baby food, spooned in steady doses to soothe a nation’s collective attention deficit. Football gives the nation four seconds of beautiful violence followed by 40 seconds of replays, slow-motion moves and a man trying to sell us a truck.
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It’s coming home again… so is the heartbreak for England

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By Allan Buluku Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
Allan Buluku, in Dallas, Texas As the 2026 Fifa World Cup opens in Mexico City tonight, a familiar fever climbs across the British Isles. The English press, never a friend of moderation, has slipped into its quadrennial trance, printing back-page coronations for the Three Lions before a single whistle has blown. Television pundits vibrate with premature certainty. Millions of delusional fans, from London to Nairobi, have resumed the national pastime of bragging as if destiny were a family heirloom.
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