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Jude Bellingham moved up to 3rd place on England’s all-time World Cup goalscoring list with his brace against Mexico.
u/MOinthepast — 10 hours ago
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After today's 2–1 victory, Norway remain unbeaten against Brazil in the all-time head-to-head record.
u/MOinthepast — 15 hours ago
Erling Haaland scored in Every game he's played of Norway's 2026 World Cup campaign (qualifying & finals)
u/MOinthepast — 15 hours ago
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Kylian Mbappé is now the ONLY player to score 3+ goals in the knockout stage in THREE different World Cups
3 in 2018
5 in 2022
3 so far in 2026
Source:ESPNFC
u/MOinthepast — 1 day ago
[On this day] 20 years ago, Italy defeated hosts Germany 2–0 after extra time to book their place in the 2006 FIFA World Cup final, with goals from Fabio Grosso and Alessandro Del Piero.
u/MOinthepast — 2 days ago
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Ivan Perišić has become Croatia’s all-time top scorer in World Cup history with 7 goals, overtaking Davor Šuker (6).
Fantastic player!
u/MOinthepast — 4 days ago
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The Belgian reaction to Tielemans' winning goal against Senegal
u/MOinthepast — 5 days ago
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Senegal have become the first African nation in history to score 10 goals in a single World Cup
u/MOinthepast — 5 days ago
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Let's talk about Alexander Payne's Election.
Well, this has to be one of the greatest American dark comedies ever made.
Its satire is genuinely sharp and incredibly witty, packed with memorable jokes that still land today.
This was the third Alexander Payne film I watched, after Nebraska, Sideways, and About Schmidt.
and wow...
It was so much better than I expected.
Matthew Broderick and Reese Witherspoon are simply phenomenal.
What do you all think of Election? Where does it rank among Payne's films for you?
u/MOinthepast — 5 days ago
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England players and fans sing Wonderwall By Oasis together after a dramatic 2–1 comeback win over DR Congo.
u/MOinthepast — 5 days ago
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Harry Kane moves up to 6th on the all-time FIFA World Cup scoring chart.
u/MOinthepast — 5 days ago
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Jude Bellingham's reaction to Harry Kane's winning goal against DR Congo.
u/MOinthepast — 5 days ago
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Maradona’s 2018 warning about TV ads and 2026 World Cup goes viral amid FIFA hydration break debate
Back in 2018, shortly after the United States, Canada and Mexico were confirmed as the hosts of the 2026 World Cup, Maradona launched a passionate attack on the North American sporting model. The 1986 World Cup winner believed football's traditional format would eventually be altered to satisfy television broadcasters and commercial interests.
Speaking on an Argentine television programme, Maradona said: "They will divide the game into four halves instead of two to insert advertisements. Compare it, you will see."
u/MOinthepast — 5 days ago
The moment of Antonio Nusa's goal against Ivory Coast from the remote camera inside the goal.
u/MOinthepast — 6 days ago
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[OptaJoe] Erling Haaland has scored in each of his last 13 competitive internationals for Norway, scoring 25 goals in this run.
This is amazing.
u/MOinthepast — 6 days ago
TIL after watching The Magnificent Seven (1960), Akira Kurosawa was so impressed by the American remake of his film Seven Samurai that he sent director John Sturges a ceremonial Japanese sword as a gift.
tcm.comu/MOinthepast — 6 days ago
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[On this day] 30 years ago, Germany won Euro 1996, beating the Czech Republic 2–1 after extra time, with Oliver Bierhoff scoring the golden goal to secure the title.
u/MOinthepast — 6 days ago