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(Reuters) - Germany's Nico Hulkenberg showed little sympathy on Monday for Mick Schumacher after replacing his younger compatriot at the Haas Formula One team next season. Haas announced last week at ...

By Mark Gleeson DOHA (Reuters) - Two of the Netherlands' brightest young talents were not at their best on Monday yet still combined to help produce a World Cup win as the Dutch beat Senegal 2-0 in th...

By Anita Kobylinska AL RAYYAN (Reuters) - Argentina have no obligation to win the World Cup, coach Lionel Scaloni said ahead of their opener against Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, adding that it was mere de...

By Fernando Kallas DOHA (Reuters) - Brazil will attack against Serbia in their opening World Cup match regardless of who starts, forward Raphinha said on Monday, with the biggest question mark surroun...

LONDON (Reuters) - An English soccer fan was found guilty on Monday of sending an expletive-laden email, which included racist messages, to the national team's manager Gareth Southgate, prosecutors sa...

By Philip O'Connor DOHA (Reuters) - Cody Gakpo scored a late goal on his World Cup debut and Davy Klaassen added a second deep in stoppage time to give the Netherlands a 2-0 win over Senegal in their ...

DOHA (Reuters) - Winger Bukayo Saka thanked his England and Arsenal coaches, as well as family and friends, for helping him overcome his penalty shootout miss in the Euro 2020 final and recover to sco...

By Rohith Nair and Yara Abi Nader DOHA (Reuters) - A day after chaotic scenes and skirmishes marred the opening night of the World Cup fan festival, organisers seemed to have learned their lesson and ...

AL RAYYAN, Qatar (Reuters) - Following are the teams for the World Cup Group B match between the United States and Wales at the Ahmed bin Ali Stadium on Monday: United States: Matt Turner, Sergino Des...

By Martyn Herman DOHA (Reuters) - England manager Gareth Southgate said on Monday it was time he and fellow World Cup managers were allowed to focus their energies on their jobs rather than the off-fi...