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World Cup 2026 sees resurgence of traditional wing play as 29 teams score from crosses

The 2026 FIFA World Cup has produced 47 goals from crosses in 48 matches despite the lowest crossing volume since 1966, with 29 of 48 teams scoring from

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World Cup 2026 sees resurgence of traditional wing play as 29 teams score from crosses

The 2026 FIFA World Cup has produced 47 goals from crosses in 48 matches despite the lowest crossing volume since 1966, with 29 of 48 teams scoring from

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theguardian.com1 g fa

Cross examination: is old-fashioned wing play making a comeback?

What is behind the glut of goals from crosses at this World Cup? And will teams continue their aerial bombardments?

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  1. giovedì 25 giugno 2026·theguardian.com

    Cross examination: is old-fashioned wing play making a comeback?

    What is behind the glut of goals from crosses at this World Cup? And will teams continue their aerial bombardments?

  2. giovedì 25 giugno 2026·cryptobriefing.com

    World Cup 2026 sees resurgence of traditional wing play as 29 teams score from crosses

    The 2026 FIFA World Cup has produced 47 goals from crosses in 48 matches despite the lowest crossing volume since 1966, with 29 of 48 teams scoring from

nytimes.com15 h fa

It’s the biggest World Cup but is the gap between best and worst teams smaller than ever?

The average winning margin at this World Cup is higher than in the group stages of each of the previous six tournaments

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  • venerdì 26 giugno 2026·nytimes.com

    It’s the biggest World Cup but is the gap between best and worst teams smaller than ever?

    The average winning margin at this World Cup is higher than in the group stages of each of the previous six tournaments