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Sean Farrell

  • Video Director, Public Affairs and Communications, University of California, Berkeley
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Video producer. Alum of @wired & @nytimes. RT & opinion boilerplate. Stories, cameras, bike stuff. Favs are mostly bookmarks.
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Argentina's comeback magic meets Spain's historic defense in final

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By Sean Farrell
| MSN Verified
Sean Farrell, NorthJersey.com EAST RUTHERFORD − If the 2026 World Cup has taught us anything, it's that goals arrive in waves, late, and often. With 2.98 per game, this tournament is tracking to be the highest‑scoring edition since 1958 in Sweden (3.6). So the question hangs over MetLife Stadium: will we get a high‑scoring final? Argentina certainly makes the case. Lionel Scaloni's side has poured in 19 goals, trailing only England and France (20 each).
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In a World Cup of star scorers, Spain shows that defense is still king

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By Sean Farrell
| Yahoo Sports Verified
1 / 16 This World Cup belonged to the scorers. Kylian Mbappé making history with 10 goals. Erling Haaland powering Norway's rowers. The possible swan song from Lionel Messi. Each helped this became the highest‑scoring World Cup since 1970. But in a heavyweight showdown between the top two teams in the FIFA world rankings, Spain kept one last offense seeing red.
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World Cup final live updates in NJ — Kickoff for Argentina vs. Spain

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By Jane Havsy Verified, Colleen Wilson Verified, Sean Farrell
| Celtics Wire
North Jersey welcomes fans to the World Cup final on Sunday, July 19 at New York New Jersey Stadium, aka MetLife Stadium. It's Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, who has had his ups and downs on the pitch in New Jersey, versus Spain, led by Mikel Oyarzabal, which searches for its first title since 2010. The kickoff is scheduled for 3 p.m. in East Rutherford, with sunny skies predicted over New Jersey, no rain anticipated.
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