The US has immensely impacted football and the World Cup, and we should make sure to remember every aspect of it, says CNA's Zara Waseem.
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The US has immensely impacted football and the World Cup, and we should make sure to remember every aspect of it, says CNA's Zara Waseem.
A scene from the semi final between France and Spain at the Dallas Stadium, Arlington, Texas, US, on July 14, 2026. (Photo: REUTERS/Hannah Mckay)
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