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Sean Gregory

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  • Senior Sports Correspondent, TIME
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Senior Sports Correspondent, TIME. Adjunct professor, @columbiajourn Tips/story ideas? Hit me at sean_gregory@msn.com
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A Messi Miracle Takes Over the World Cup Original

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By Sean Gregory Verified
| TIME Verified
The Lionel Messi World Cup obits were starting to be written. It’s a good bet that some were finalized. Egypt led Argentina 2-0 in a World Cup quarterfinal Tuesday afternoon, in the 79th minute. A new World Cup champion would be crowned. Fold Cristiano Ronaldo into the piece. On back-to-back days, the two defining players of the past 20 years would exit the World Cup stage, most likely for good, given their ages. End of an era. Idiots.
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Belgium Silences U.S. Amid World Cup Noise Original

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By Sean Gregory Verified
| TIME Verified
The upside? This World Cup is now all about Messi, Mbappé, Haaland, Spain’s clean sheets, Harry Kane’s Grover voice and the rest. No more arguments about eligibility. The Article 27-era lasted 30 or so hours, and is now hopefully shut down for good.
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La France, favorite de la Coupe du monde, reste en lice… grâce au soutien des supporters locaux

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By Sean Gregory Verified
| timefrance.fr
Lors du match des huitièmes de finale de la Coupe du monde opposant la France au Paraguay, le 4 juillet à Philadelphie, 250 ans après la signature de la Déclaration d’indépendance à environ 3 miles du stade de Philadelphie, David Thompson arborait dans les tribunes les couleurs américaines : rouge, blanc et bleu. Mais il portait également sur les deux joues un maquillage représentant le drapeau national français.
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