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  • Editor in Chief, Research World
  • Managing Partner, https://www.consultcambiar.com
Durham
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Why Did Asian Nations Perform So Badly At The World Cup? Original

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By Simon Chadwick Verified
| Forbes Verified
HOUSTON, TEXAS - JUNE 29: A Japan fan reacts after the 1-2 loss during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round Of 32 match between Brazil and Japan at Houston Stadium on June 29, 2026 in Houston, Texas. (Photo by Alex Slitz/Getty Images) Getty Images At this summer’s World Cup, African national teams have soared higher than ever before, whilst for some European and South American teams it has been a case of “business as usual”.
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World Cup exits raise questions for Saudi Arabia and Qatar

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By Simon Chadwick Verified
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI) Verified
Despite years of investment in football, Saudi Arabia and Qatar – the Arabian Gulf’s two footballing giants – have been knocked out of this summer’s Fifa Men’s World Cup at the group stage. For all the hype and big-name signings of the past three years, that money has yet to translate into results on the pitch for either the Green Falcons or the Maroon.
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De Levi's a Gillette: cómo las marcas sin contrato oficial quitan protagonismo a los sponsors oficiales del Mundial Original

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By Simon Chadwick Verified
| Forbes Argentina Verified
Aunque FIFA impone su política de “estadios limpios” para proteger a sus patrocinadores, algunas marcas encontraron una grieta creativa: con logos tapados, guiños en redes y bajo presupuesto, lograron meterse en la conversación global del Mundial sin pagar los millones que cuesta ser sponsor oficial. El hecho de que se haya cubierto el cartel de Levi's que coronaba el estadio de la Copa del Mundo en San Francisco provocó una mezcla de desconcierto, humor y admiración desde el inicio del torneo.
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