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Juan Cisneros

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Multimedia Journalist/Reporter for WIBW in Topeka. Born in Colombia, raised in Kansas. KSU Grad.
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RECAP: KC Current earn hard-fought draw against table leaders San Diego Wave

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By Juan Cisneros Verified
| kcsoccerjournal.com
Credit: @ladytiriatmedia The Kansas City Current returned to CPKC Stadium to host top-of-the-table San Diego Wave on a warm humid night in the Heartland. A slow start in the first half was followed by an exciting second act that saw each team find the back of the net. With goals from Croix Bethune and Temwa Chawinga, the draw keeps the Current in position to challenge for the number one seed with the second half of the regular season in full swing.
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RECAP: SKC fall short in visit to rivals STL as MLS returns from break

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By Juan Cisneros Verified
| kcsoccerjournal.com
Sporting Kansas City returned to regular season play by paying a visit to their rivals out East, St. Louis City SC. Despite goals from Capita and Dejan Joveljic, SKC fell short 3-2 after giving up a late penalty. Defender Or Blorian, who joined the team during the break for the FIFA World Cup, made his debut along the Sporting KC backline. Tonight’s team 👊 Wyatt Meyer is a late scratch due to illness.
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World Cup 2026: Nail-biters and penalty kicks see Brazil, Paraguay, and Morocco advance

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By Juan Cisneros Verified, Orri Benatar Verified
| WVNS-TV (Ghent, WV) Verified
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Four teams have punched their tickets to the Round of 16 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup knockout round, eliminating two European giants in the process. After just two days of knockout football, the bracket has already shown that just because you are a favorite, doesn’t mean you will coast to the next round. Here is a look at what happened as the Round of 16 is now 25% complete: Full Bracket Quadrant 1 Quadrant 3 Monday’s slate of games were all nail-biters.
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