World Cup Q&A: ask our correspondents anything — from how far the home nations can go to who might win it all
•As we near the end of the group stage, writers from our newly expanded US soccer team Alexander Abnos, Pablo Maurer and Jeff Rueter will be online to answer your World Cup questions at 5PM BST (midday...
•The Guardian’s coverage of the tournament has been greatly enhanced this year by the expansion of our soccer/football team in the United States.Correspondents Alexander Abnos, Pablo Iglesias Maurer an...
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المصدر: The Guardian Football | Source: The Guardian FootballAs we near the end of the group stage, writers from our newly expanded US soccer team Alexander Abnos, Pablo Maurer and Jeff Rueter will be online to answer your World Cup questions at 5PM BST (midday EDT, 9AM PDT)
We’re approaching the end of the group stages of the biggest World Cup ever. The Guardian’s coverage of the tournament has been greatly enhanced this year by the expansion of our soccer/football team in the United States.
Correspondents Alexander Abnos, Pablo Iglesias Maurer and Jeff Rueter have been as busy as you’d expect over the first few weeks of the tournament.
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