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‘Everybody’s crying’: Turkey crash out as 10-man Paraguay hang on for World Cup win

Football | The Guardian

June 20, 2026

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‘Everybody’s crying’: Turkey crash out as 10-man Paraguay hang on for World Cup win

Turkey arrived at their first World Cup in 24 years with great expectations and a host of rising stars but crashed out goalless and in tears after another shocking failure to convert against Paraguay.Despite facing 10 men for more than a half, Turkey slumped to a 1-0 defeat against the spirited South Americans after racking up 32 goal attempts to be eliminated with a match to spare. It came after they amassed 30 fruitless attempts in a 2-0 opening defeat by Australia, a match in which they were similarly thwarted by poor finishing and a staunch opposition defence. Continue reading...

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