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EDITORIAL | How politics spoilt the beautiful game

End of Fifa World Cup should spur talks on protecting the game from political meddling

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EDITORIAL | How politics spoilt the beautiful game

End of Fifa World Cup should spur talks on protecting the game from political meddling

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Timeline cronologica

sabato 18 luglio 2026·inews.co.uk
The pensioner I met in Florida whose treatment by Fifa shows why fans are angry
Sky News' James Matthews has seen firsthand the impact of Trump and Infantino on the World Cup
sabato 18 luglio 2026·inews.co.uk
I chaired Fifa's top committee - Infantino will do anything to keep power
After being sacked, Miguel Maduro has become 'deeply frustrated' to see Gianni Infantino consolidate power and fears no one will be able to unseat him

iol.co.za

1 mese fa

The 2026 Fifa World Cup officially killed the lie that sports and politics don't mix

From Iranian passport sagas and presidential card appeals to a final shaped by international dissent, North America’s showpiece exposed the myth that football exists in a vacuum.

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inews.co.uk1 mese fa

Two presidents with no shame gave a masterclass in how to alienate the world

Even so, the World Cup was a triumph for football despite the efforts of Trump and Infantino, writes Jon Sopel

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timesofindia.indiatimes.com1 mese fa

Trump scores own-goal as World Cup overflows with politics

TOI correspondent from Washington: Spain won the World Cup but Donald Trump nearly stole the moment of glory.

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nytimes.com1 mese fa

Trump, Infantino and an awkward dash: Everything that happened in the World Cup trophy presentation

Two presidents took centre-stage during Spain's post-match celebrations, a fitting end for this summer's World Cup

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lunedì 20 luglio 2026·

nytimes.com

Trump, Infantino and an awkward dash: Everything that happened in the World Cup trophy presentation

Two presidents took centre-stage during Spain's post-match celebrations, a fitting end for this summer's World Cup

lunedì 20 luglio 2026·

inews.co.uk

Two presidents with no shame gave a masterclass in how to alienate the world

Even so, the World Cup was a triumph for football despite the efforts of Trump and Infantino, writes Jon Sopel

lunedì 20 luglio 2026·

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Trump scores own-goal as World Cup overflows with politics

TOI correspondent from Washington: Spain won the World Cup but Donald Trump nearly stole the moment of glory.

martedì 21 luglio 2026·

businessday.co.za

EDITORIAL | How politics spoilt the beautiful game

End of Fifa World Cup should spur talks on protecting the game from political meddling

mercoledì 22 luglio 2026·

iol.co.za

The 2026 Fifa World Cup officially killed the lie that sports and politics don't mix

From Iranian passport sagas and presidential card appeals to a final shaped by international dissent, North America’s showpiece exposed the myth that football exists in a vacuum.

EDITORIAL | How politics spoilt the beautiful game

Timeline cronologica

The pensioner I met in Florida whose treatment by Fifa shows why fans are angry

I chaired Fifa's top committee - Infantino will do anything to keep power

The 2026 Fifa World Cup officially killed the lie that sports and politics don't mix

Two presidents with no shame gave a masterclass in how to alienate the world

Trump scores own-goal as World Cup overflows with politics

Trump, Infantino and an awkward dash: Everything that happened in the World Cup trophy presentation

Trump, Infantino and an awkward dash: Everything that happened in the World Cup trophy presentation

Two presidents with no shame gave a masterclass in how to alienate the world

Trump scores own-goal as World Cup overflows with politics

EDITORIAL | How politics spoilt the beautiful game

The 2026 Fifa World Cup officially killed the lie that sports and politics don't mix