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Mondial 2026 : L’Espagne, sans briller !
L’Espagne s’est qualifiée pour les demi-finales de la Coupe du Monde 2026 en dominant la Belgique sur le score de 2-1 au Stade de Los Angeles. Après une entame disputée, La Roja a ouvert le score à la 30e minute grâce à Fabián Ruiz, à l’affût après une frappe de Dani Olmo repoussée par Thibaut Continuer la lecture de « Mondial 2026 : L’Espagne, sans briller ! » The post Mondial 2026 : L’Espagne, sans briller ! appeared first on Gnet news.
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Le Parisien
· Jul 3, 2026
Argentine - Cap-Vert : le beau rêve des internationaux cap-verdiens franciliens, « Une victoire et c’est une année de jours fériés au pays »
Argentine - Cap-Vert : le beau rêve des internationaux cap-verdiens franciliens, « Une victoire et c’est une année de jours fériés au pays »
MadeInFOOT
· Jun 27, 2026
Mercato Real Madrid : Le prix de Fran García est fixé
L'avenir de Fran García pourrait s'écrire loin du Real Madrid.
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