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    Why the 2026 World Cup is so controversial - DW.com

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    World Cup 2026: Trump, FIFA and the Balogun controversy - DW.com

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    Water breaks: The most controversial issue at the World Cup - DW.com

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    Could football break away from FIFA and its World Cup? - DW.com

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    Belgium knocks US out of World Cup after Balogun controversy - DW.com

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    Protests, controversy surround kickoff of 2026 World Cup - DW.com

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    FIFA under fire for World Cup red card retraction - DW.com

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    FIFA wanted a World Cup without politics — it got Trump - DW.com

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    NY, NJ prosecutors probe FIFA's 'sky-high' ticket prices - DW.com

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    Mbappe hits back at racist insults from Paraguay senator - DW.com

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    World Cup 2026: Is the US-Iran war an ethical tipping point? - DW.com

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    2026 Men's World Cup: Massive protests in Mexico - DW.com

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    Ten of the biggest FIFA World Cup 2026 controversies analyzed and graded

    The 2026 World Cup has been thrilling, dramatic and at times deeply controversial. This is what has caused a stir and why ...

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