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With a capacity crowd of 80,824 watching at the iconic Azteca Stadium, co-host Mexico started the largest World Cup tournament in history by getting goals in each half while three red cards were shown — two for South Africa and one for Mexico. -
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If the workers vote in favor, the union would be free to call for a work stoppage as early as next week, just as the World Cup competition begins. -
Some of the most dedicated World Cup fans skipping this year's tournament, citing costs and politicsIt could all point to a World Cup that is missing members of a key group of traveling supporters who have long given the tournament its character. -
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Each ceremony will celebrate sports and soccer, reflecting the host nations' cultures. Canada will use a mosaic, Mexico will feature papel picado, and the U.S. will have a glowing cup.
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