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Here's To The Best World Cup Of All Time. The Memories Will Live Forever.

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By Doug McIntyre Verified
| FOX Sports Verified
NEW YORK NEW JERSEY STADIUM — I’ve often joked that ranking World Cups is like choosing between your children: They’re all different and unique. You don’t love one above another. It just doesn’t work that way. The 2026 FIFA World Cup was the sixth, men’s or women’s, that I’ve had the privilege of covering. The first five took me to Brazil, Canada, France, Qatar, Australia and New Zealand. Each was incredibly special.
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Our 5 Favorite 2026 World Cup Moments, From Argentina Comebacks To USA Chemistry Original

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By Doug McIntyre Verified, Laken Litman, Matteo Bonetti
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Norway taking down Brazil, England knocking Mexico out, Lionel Messi's continued excellence, Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha's meteoric rise, an incredible Golden Boot race and star-studded semifinals — the 2026 World Cup delivered some incredible moments, and it's hard to pick a favorite. But we want to weigh in too. We've covered the largest World Cup in history from so many angles, but these are our favorite moments from the tournament.
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How Spain's Extra-Time World Cup Win Over Argentina Was 'An Appointment With History'

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By Doug McIntyre Verified
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NEW YORK NEW JERSEY STADIUM — After Spain’s support staff had laid out the game plan, explained the tactics, told the players how they would best position themselves to make this Sunday one they’d never want to forget as opposed to one they’d never be able to, coach Luis de la Fuente addressed his team. "Gentlemen, we have an appointment with history," the 65-year-old manager told his players before extra time began.
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