Curated coverage for 48 teams with top developments, timeline context, and connected threads.
The 48-team World Cup has created entirely new qualifying dynamics. Here is what the expanded format actually means for football's smallest nations and its most powerful ones.
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George Russell dominated the Japanese Grand Prix but rival teams are screaming foul over what they call an illegal interpretation of the 2026 power regulations. Here is the full story.
The 2026 World Cup features 48 teams for the first time. Critics say it dilutes quality. Supporters say it democratizes football. Here is both sides of the most controversial change in tournament history.