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Opinion | What to watch: The World Cup has saved its best (France, Spain, England and Argentina) for last

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By James Sharman
| The Toronto Star Verified
Before a ball was kicked in anger at this remarkable World Cup, many experts made predictions that generally followed a typical pattern. France and Spain, who are both really good at football, were seen as the favourites. England and Argentina, while perhaps not quite as good, were also expected to go deep in the tournament. They just happen to be the top four teams in the world rankings. Morocco would be a team to keep a close eye on, certainly able to feast at the top table.
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Opinion | What to watch: The World Cup has saved its best (France, Spain, England and Argentina) for last

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By James Sharman
| Niagara Falls Review Verified
Before a ball was kicked in anger at this remarkable World Cup, many experts made predictions that generally followed a typical pattern. France and Spain, who are both really good at football, were seen as the favourites. England and Argentina, while perhaps not quite as good, were also expected to go deep in the tournament. They just happen to be the top four teams in the world rankings. Morocco would be a team to keep a close eye on, certainly able to feast at the top table.
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Opinion | What to watch this week at the World Cup: Cristiano Ronaldo in Toronto, Lionel Messi vs. the minnows

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By James Sharman
| The Toronto Star Verified
Breathe. If you are new to World Cup football, you were probably taken for quite the ride on Sunday. So welcome, this is what tournament soccer is all about. Canada dragged us through 90-plus minutes of compelling drama in a 1-0 victory over South Africa that, for the most part, was far from enjoyable … but that’s what the World Cup is: matches of moments, theatre that allow us to forget about the previous hour and a half. Breathe.
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