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Portugal's World Cup squad will wear wristbands honoring Diogo Jota
Cristiano Ronaldo defies age as Portugal’s leader at 2026 World Cup

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Portugal team honors Diogo Jota at FIFA World Cup 2026
Portugal's Tribute to Diogo Jota In a heartfelt gesture, Cristiano Ronaldo and the Portugal national team are set to honor their late teammate, Diogo Jota, during the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026. As they prepare for their opening match against DR Congo in Group K,

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Ronaldo’s Portugal team plans special tribute for Diogo Jota at FIFA World Cup 2026
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Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal to honour Diogo Jota at FIFA World Cup 2026 with a special heart-touching tribute
Houston Chronicle on MSN

DR Congo holds first training session in Houston in front of adoring, excited fans

The Democratic Republic of the Congo's World Cup team on Friday held its first training session at SaberCats Stadium, in front of a group of children and members of the Congolese community. DR Congo is base camping during the 2026 FIFA World Cup group stage in Houston.
The New York Times

Messi, Ronaldo, Neymar: World Cup odds, best bets and what to expect

This is the last time we will see Messi, Ronaldo and Neymar at a World Cup together, but what should we expect?
Times Union

Colombia starts its World Cup preparations in Guadalajara ahead its 2 matches in Mexico

Colombia has started its World Cup preparations in Mexico ahead of its games against Uzbekistan and Congo in Group K. The team arrived in Guadalajara on Wednesday and had its first training session
The Wall Street Journal on MSN

It’s coming home—to England. Or Portugal. Or Spain. Or France. Two experts (and whatever Jason Gay is) debate the 2026 World Cup

The Journal’s sports columnist leads a roundtable with acclaimed WSJ soccer correspondents Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg on who’s going to win and who’s going to collapse.
ESPN on MSN

Portugal manager Roberto Martinez yet to confirm Portugal's starting XI ahead of World Cup

Portugal coach Roberto Martinez has admitted he is still undecided on his starting line up for their World Cup opener against RD Congo on June 17.

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