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World Cup Round of 32: Spain, Portugal, Switzerland in Action Amidst Fan Celebrations and Controversy
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Al Jazeera02/07/2026Sport

World Cup Round of 32: Spain, Portugal, Switzerland in Action Amidst Fan Celebrations and Controversy

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  • Thursday's World Cup round of 32 features Spain vs Austria, Portugal vs Croatia, and Switzerland vs Algeria across North America.
  • The tournament continues with fan celebrations, such as England's 'Wonderwall' singalong, Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival sparking excitement in Toronto, and controversy over a penalty in Senegal's loss, alongside tragic deaths during celebrations in Mexico City.

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Thursday's World Cup round of 32 features Spain vs Austria, Portugal vs Croatia, and Switzerland vs Algeria across North America. The tournament continues with fan celebrations, such as England's 'Wonderwall' singalong, Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival sparking excitement in Toronto, and controversy over a penalty in Senegal's loss, alongside tragic deaths during celebrations in Mexico City.

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