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The big World Cup 2026 quiz

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Coverage of the event diverges in terms of framing, with Premium Times focusing on the outcome of the tournament and declaring it a success. In contrast, The Guardian's coverage leans towards entertainment, with a photo animation and a…
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The big World Cup 2026 quiz
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Mohamed Hany, Lionel Messi and Jarell Quansah. Composite: Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenMohamed Hany, Lionel Messi and Jarell Quansah. Which of them did not score a goal at the tournament?HaitiIraqPanama TunisiaUzbekistanJordanReveal6.France scored 20 goals at the tournament – a total that was matched by which other team?England ArgentinaSpainBelgiumReveal7.Spain only conceded one goal in the tournament.

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Original publisherThe Guardian — Football
Canonical URLhttps://www.theguardian.com/football/2026/jul/21/the-big-world-cup-2026-quiz
Publication timeTue, 21 Jul 2026 07:00:04 GMT
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Mohamed Hany, Lionel Messi and Jarell Quansah. Composite: Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenMohamed Hany, Lionel Messi and Jarell Quansah. Composite: Getty ImagesGuardian Sport NetworkWorld Cup 2026The big World Cup 2026 quizDid you catch the little details as 48 teams played 104 matches in 16 cities across 39 days?Richard FosterTue 21 Jul 2026 03.00 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on Google1.Who scored the first goal of the tournament?Raúl Jiménez César Montes Gilberto Mora Julián Quiñones Reveal2.Which of the 16 host cities had the most games?AtlantaDallasLos AngelesMexico City Reveal3.What unwanted record did the Egypt player Mohamed Hany set at the World Cup? He received two red cardsHe scored two own goalsHe was substituted a minute after coming onHe was sent home early for…

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