Infantino’s FIFA World Cup fallout heads to mutiny as more staff break rank

Battle lines being drawn within FIFA as key figures break ranks with President Gianni Infantino over failed selloff.

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FIFA denies Infantino sought Trump backing after failed World Cup selloff

FIFA refutes report that its President Gianni Infantino sought Donald Trump's backing after failed World Cup selloff.

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Mauricio Pochettino contract extension: How likely is it USMNT boss actually stays through 2030 World Cup?

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The once-impossible black holes that could break thermodynamics

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