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World Cup 2026: Mexico off to winning start; empty seats in Guadalajara; USA and Canada enter fray – live
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The Guardian·about 9 hours ago

World Cup 2026: Mexico off to winning start; empty seats in Guadalajara; USA and Canada enter fray – live

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