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Argentina vs England match will be more than just football, because Messi’s team sings ‘Por Malvinas’

Divyansh Tiwari -
After they beat Switzerland, and after that ridiculous comeback against Egypt, the Argentina players did what they always do now when they win, they sang. Not the national anthem but they belted out La Cuarta Estrella, the song written specially for this World Cup, the one that reaches straight back to Maradona and forward to Messi and never once forgets to name the islands Argentina still calls the Malvinas
Sports

‘Son of a B**ch’: Why Paraguayan Senator Celeste Amarilla is locked in a bitter feud with France star Kylian Mbappé

Jinit Jain -
A World Cup handshake dispute has descended into an ugly war of words, with Paraguayan Senator Celeste Amarilla hurling abuse at Kylian Mbappé as racism allegations and legal threats intensify.
Opinions

As a lifelong Cristiano Ronaldo fan, I believe Argentina beat Egypt fair and square—The bigger story is why football can never escape politics

Divyansh Tiwari -
The outrage over Argentina's victory says less about refereeing and more about how football has become a battleground for political and ideological conflicts far beyond the game itself.
Cricket

Batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi creates history, breaks Sachin Tendulkar’s record to become the youngest Indian cricketer to debut for Team India

OpIndia Staff -
15-year-old batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has created history by making his much-awaited debut for Team India in the second T20 International against England. The...
News Reports

Indian Women’s Hockey Team wins FIH Hockey Women’s Nations Cup with 2-0 victory over host New Zealand, qualifies for Pro League

OpIndia Staff -
The Indian women’s hockey team delivered a commanding performance to defeat hosts New Zealand 2-0 in the final of the FIH Hockey Women’s Nations...
News Reports

The greatest show on earth kicks off today: 48 nations, three countries, one merciless continent, and nobody is fully ready for what’s coming

Divyansh Tiwari -
Altitude in Mexico, punishing heat in American venues, jet lag, fatigue and the Trionda ball’s altered flight could make sports science as decisive as tactics in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Sports

The silent protagonist of the beautiful game: How the World Cup ball evolved from Telstar’s black and white magic to Trionda’s journey through science,...

Divyansh Tiwari -
From the iconic Telstar to the AI-enabled Trionda, the FIFA World Cup ball has evolved from a simple leather sphere into a cutting-edge blend of engineering, aerodynamics, culture, and technology that continues to shape the beautiful game.
News Reports

Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa becomes the first Indian to win prestigious Norway Chess title, the Adani Sportsline’s “Garv Hai” athlete defeated several top chess players

OpIndia Staff -
In a landmark achievement for Indian chess, 20-year-old Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa has become the first Indian to win the prestigious Norway Chess title, one...
Law

Delhi HC orders blocking of rogue websites planning to broadcast FIFA World Cup, protects exclusive rights of Zee Entertainment

OpIndia Staff -
Safeguarding the exclusive broadcasting rights of Zee TV, the Delhi High Court has granted an ex parte interim injunction restraining five rogue websites from...
Crime

Celebrations for the Champions League victory of Paris Saint-Germain turn violent in France, vehicles and businesses damaged, over 400 arrested

OpIndia Staff -
This is not the first time France has witnessed violence after a major PSG victory. Last year as well, celebrations following PSG’s Champions League win over Inter Milan had turned deadly.
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