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How does Fox call World Cup goals? By not calling them

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By Rebecca Tauber Verified, Andrew Marchand Verified, Dan Shanoff Verified
| The Athletic Verified
You may have noticed it while watching World Cup games on Fox this week. A goal is scored. The TV play-by-play announcer offers a quick exclamation. Then … silence. Just the roar of the crowd and images from the world feed of jubilant (or despondent) players and fans. But no TV announcer narrating in that moment.
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Mexico vs. England sets new record for most-watched soccer game in U.S. history Original

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By Dan Shanoff Verified
| The Athletic Verified
That record-setting U.S. TV audience for the game between the U.S. and Belgium? Not so fast. More than 44 million people in the U.S. watched the Mexico vs. England game — a staggering 23.2 million total audience on Telemundo, along with the 21.742 million who watched on Fox. But adding in the 23.2 million on Telemundo (now the most-watched Spanish-language soccer telecast in U.S. history) takes the total for Mexico vs.
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‘Two things can be true at once’: The mantra of the U.S. and the World Cup

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By Dan Shanoff Verified
| The Athletic Verified
Welcome back to MoneyCall, The Athletic’s weekly sports business cheat sheet. (Was this email forwarded to you? Subscribe here.) Name-dropped today: David Beckham, Erling Haaland, Craig Kessler, Carli Lloyd, Rich Paul, Dean Blandino, Gianni Infantino, Bill Simmons, Abby Wambach, Monkey D. Luffy and more.
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