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L.A. Times sportswriter. Write mostly about soccer. Have a cool dog. Luddite ✊🏻. Majored in Lesbian Dance Theory. Political views my own and generally correct.
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Argentina lost more than the World Cup final. It lost its class and decorum

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By Kevin Baxter Verified
| The Guam Daily Post Verified
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - This summer's World Cup will be remembered for a lot of things. It was the first to be played in three countries, the first with 48 teams and the overall attendance nearly doubled the previous record. Norway's Erling Haaland and Cape Verde's Vozinha were captivating while Egypt and Canada both won World Cup games for the first time, advancing to the round of 16.
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Análisis: Argentina perdió algo más que la final del Mundial. Perdió su clase y su dignidad

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By Kevin Baxter Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
La Copa del Mundo de este verano será recordada por muchas cosas. Fue la primera que se disputó en tres países, la primera con 48 selecciones, y la asistencia total casi duplicó el récord anterior. El noruego Erling Haaland y Vozinha, de Cabo Verde, cautivaron al público, mientras que Egipto y Canadá ganaron por primera vez partidos de la Copa del Mundo, pasando a octavos de final.
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Kevin Baxter: Despite some irritating flaws, 2026 World Cup a rousing success for FIFA, US and fans

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By Kevin Baxter Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - The largest, longest and most complex World Cup in history came to a close Sunday, with Spain beating Argentina 1-0 in extra time. But FIFA president Gianni Infantino didn't bother waiting for the final result before passing judgment on the tournament. "By all means this World Cup has exceeded all expectations," he said during a reception at Trump Tower two days before the final kicked off. "This has not just been the greatest FIFA World Cup of all time.
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