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Donald Trump's World Cup final arrival sparks surprising reaction from fans

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By Callum Boyle Verified
| MSN Verified
Callum Boyle Donald Trump's arrival at the New York-New Jersey stadium for the World Cup final was never going to be a quiet occasion. Trump was in attendance for the game against Argentina and Spain, with the US president set to hand the trophy to the winner alongside FIFA president Gianni Infantino. Given his limited, but consequential involvement in the tournament, the reaction to his appearance was always going to be interesting.
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Meet the 7’6 15-year-old labeled the ‘Wemby stopper’ after remarkable highlight reel surfaces

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By Callum Boyle Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Photo by Filip Viranovski/FIBA via Getty Images A young basketball prodigy is being named the ‘Wemby stopper’ after clips of him went viral. Jeremy Gohier is 15 and stands at 7’6″ tall, which is almost two feet more than the average American at his age. The high school star has been going viral for a series of clips of him in action, and he may well be the only person who can stop Victor Wembanyama.
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Google celebrate Spain’s World Cup final win with brand-new animation

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By Callum Boyle Verified
| HITC Verified
Google have been getting involved in the World Cup this summer by posting a series of different animations. To celebrate Spain becoming two-time world champions after they beat Argentina in the final, the company paid homage to the European nation. As well as adding their second star to the top of their crest, they have also celebrated in another way.
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