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Las reglas del Mundial 2026 que la Premier League debería adoptar o descartar

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By Jailene Cuevas, Harry Brent Verified
| Yahoo Noticias
La Copa Mundial 2026 pasará a la historia como el experimento definitivo del fútbol. Con 48 equipos distribuidos en tres zonas horarias, la FIFA trató el torneo como un gran laboratorio para nuevas reglas, entretenimiento hipercomercializado y tecnología de transmisión innovadora. Algunas de estas innovaciones fueron un verdadero éxito que mejoró la experiencia de los espectadores.
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Three things the Premier League must steal from World Cup 2026 and four things it must ditch

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By Harry Brent Verified
| AOL UK Verified
The 2026 World Cup will go down in history as football's ultimate petri dish. With 48 teams scattered across three time zones, FIFA treated the tournament as a grand laboratory for new rules, hyper-commercialised entertainment and ground-breaking broadcast technology. Some of it was an absolute triumph that enhanced the viewing experience immensely. Other elements were bloated, plastic and fundamentally detached from what makes football the beautiful game.
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Norway World Cup manager survived brush with death after collapsing during training

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By Harry Brent Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Norway head coach Stale Solbakken famously survived a heart attack after being clinically dead for several minutes in 2001. The former Copenhagen midfielder unexpectedly collapsed during a training session. Now, Solbakken is preparing to lead Norway into a World Cup quarter final against England The match comes 25 years after Copenhagen club doctor Frank Odgaard saved his life by manually massaging Solbakken's heart while emergency services were on their way.
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