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Messi came out on the eve of the big final, the English broke protocol
World🏛️ PoliticsLean Progressive21 hr. ago

Messi came out on the eve of the big final, the English broke protocol

The article discusses several topics related to the FIFA World Cup final. It begins by highlighting a controversy where England ignored FIFA's protocol by inviting goalkeeper Scott Steele to the winner's podium and personally ensuring he received his medal, while Brighton's goalkeeper could not hide his excitement. It then shifts focus to Lionel Messi's emotional message on Instagram ahead of the final, expressing gratitude to his teammates and coaches, emphasizing the journey over just winning titles. The article also reports that the World Cup is expected to generate significantly higher revenues than initially projected, with FIFA potentially earning around €13.1 billion, citing The Guardian as the source. Additionally, it mentions Donald Trump's attendance at the final and his support for Argentina, referencing a column in Corriere della Sera. Finally, it notes the upcoming final between Spain and Argentina, with Slovenian referee Slavko Vinčić officiating.

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Jutarnji list logoJutarnji listIndependentProgressive21 hr. ago
Messi came out on the eve of the big final, the English broke protocol

The article discusses several topics related to the FIFA World Cup final. It begins by highlighting a controversy where England ignored FIFA's protocol by inviting goalkeeper Scott Steele to the winner's podium and personally ensuring he received his medal, while Brighton's goalkeeper could not hide his excitement. It then shifts focus to Lionel Messi's emotional message on Instagram ahead of the final, expressing gratitude to his teammates and coaches, emphasizing the journey over just winning titles. The article also reports that the World Cup is expected to generate significantly higher revenues than initially projected, with FIFA potentially earning around €13.1 billion, citing The Guardian as the source. Additionally, it mentions Donald Trump's attendance at the final and his support for Argentina, referencing a column in Corriere della Sera. Finally, it notes the upcoming final between Spain and Argentina, with Slovenian referee Slavko Vinčić officiating.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the actions of England and FIFA's protocol violation as a significant issue, implying a critique of the organization's rules. While not overtly political, the emphasis on protocol and the portrayal of FIFA's financial gains suggests a left-leaning perspective on institutional and,

Telegram.hr logoTelegram.hrIndependentCenteryesterday
It's the last day of the World Cup, and the English are not thrilled with the bronze, but we're looking forward to the grand final.

The article covers the final day of the World Cup, highlighting England's bronze medal win over France 6-4, and anticipation for the upcoming Argentina vs Spain final. It also includes related stories such as transfer market data on top players, the friendship between Spanish and Argentine coaches, a gesture by England players honoring a sidelined goalkeeper, and a discussion on a controversial handball incident involving Croatia. The tone emphasizes the excitement and significance of the final matches while touching on various aspects of the tournament.

Bias read (Center): While the article discusses sports events, which are generally considered non-political, the framing leans toward a balanced presentation of multiple stories without overtly favoring any particular side or ideology. The focus remains on the event itself rather than political commentary, thus aligns

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