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Alaphilippe claims victory in stage 10 as Tour de France enters the Alps

The first alpine stage of this year's Tour de France saw Frenchman Julien Alaphilippe come home first, while Greg Van Avermaet retained the yellow jersey with a fourth place finish in Le Grand Bornand.

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19 things we'll remember from World Cup 2018 in Russia

It was a World Cup of set pieces, not superstars but nevertheless some inspirational and powerful moments. Here are a few...

Russia

Russia hands over World Cup mantle to Qatar

Russia hands over World Cup mantle to Qatar.

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Germany's Degenkolb takes Tour stage nine

John Degenkolb won a dramatic stage 9 of the Tour de France, outsprinting yellow jersey holder Greg Van Avermaet late on.

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World Cup 2018: France expects

Expectations are extremely high here in France ahead of Sunday's World Cup final.

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Ireland's Dan Martin wins Tour stage six

Ireland's Dan Martin wins Tour stage six

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Euroviews. Penalty shootouts are unfair. Here’s how they could be fairer | View

Alternative designs for penalty shootouts could level the playing field during one of the most dramatic moments of the FIFA World Cup.

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Football, music and gaming: meet the Middle East's upcoming talent

Competitors come in many forms, some are teams going toe-to-toe on a playing field whilst others pit their skills in digital arenas. Then there are those with no opponents, challenging themselves, and the status quo, in musical concert halls.

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Croatia top Group D after 2-1 win over Iceland

Iceland and Croatia face off at the Rostov Arena in their final Group D games.

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Iran goalkeeper's life story inspires fans in pursuit of their dreams

Iranian goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand topped World Cup talk on Monday evening after he saved a penalty from Cristiano Ronaldo. But it's his life story that has since inspired fans across the globe.

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Friendship and equality equals Football for Friendship

Five continents one ball: the sixth edition of the Football for Friendship program, implemented by Gazprom, this year got bigger. Young boys and girls, came to Moscow from 211 countries. Young international players were the ambassadors of football promoting values such as friendship, equality

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Did you know this about the World Cup's 32 teams?

From giants to potential giant-killers, the lowdown on all 32 countries competing in Russia.

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Mexico World Cup celebrations trigger earthquake sensors

Fans literally shook the earth after their team scored in the 1-0 victory against Germany.

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Les Bleus and Socceroos' fans mingle

Australian and French fans arrived at the Kazan Arena on Saturday to see the Socceroos taking on Les Bleus.

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Iceland practise their Viking clap

Iceland fans made the most of their reputation as fiery Vikings on Saturday, practising their thunderous "Viking clap" ahead of their World Cup match in Moscow.

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MENA women in sports are levelling the playing field

Women in the Middle East and North Africa are hurdling over stereotypes in sports. Inspire Middle East met up with four women from different countries in the region to see up close and personal how they are redefining what it means to be an Arab sportswoman.

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Football for Friendship: the social project with long term goals

Euronews follows the F4F project in Moscow which brings together kids from 211 different countries and regions.

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Who does Fifa think will win the World Cup?

Do you know who makes the official football top 10 list?

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Hundreds of children from around the globe visit World Cup with F4F

Kids from more than 211 countries and regions attended the opening match of the 2018 FIFA World Cup as part of the Football for Friendship initiative.

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World Cup 2018: Who do you think will win?

Tell us who you're backing to win the football competition.