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    World Cup quarterfinals: How we got here, predictions, odds - ESPN

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    World Cup final: Argentina vs. Spain - What you need to know, predictions, odds - ESPN

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    World Cup semifinals: What you need to know, predictions, odds - ESPN

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    2026 World Cup: Best bets for the quarterfinal round - ESPN

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    USMNT World Cup bracket scenarios, odds to advance, predicted path to knockouts - ESPN

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    Norway's Martin Ødegaard on facing England in World Cup: 'We were underdogs against Brazil too' - ESPN

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    World Cup 2026 yellow card watch: England's Jude Bellingham, Declan Rice - who is walking a tightrope in quarterfinals? - ESPN

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    Spain's Luis de la Fuente excited to see Lamine Yamal 2.0 vs. Belgium - ESPN

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    FIFA rejects France's appeal of Michael Olise's yellow card - ESPN

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    Didier Deschamps unconcerned by Argentine officials in France-Morocco World Cup clash - ESPN

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    Most important player for every World Cup quarterfinal team - ESPN

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    England's Bellingham, Norway's Ødegaard have World Cup at their feet - ESPN

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    World Cup quarterfinals: How we got here, predictions, odds

    And then there were eight. Four weeks after the World Cup began, the quarterfinals start on Thursday with each team three wins away from lifting the trophy.

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