The World Cup is to be home to a number of law changes, with Pierluigi Collina explaining their plans but the United States have already found one loophole
Mauricio Pochettino finds World Cup loophole immediately after new FIFA rules introduced
The World Cup is to be home to a number of law changes, with Pierluigi Collina explaining their plans but the United States have already found one loophole
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Scott Trotter Sports Writer
08:34, 01 Jun 2026
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U.S. national team manager Mauricio Pochettino broke out a laptop at the hydration break.
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