World Cup Recap: USA 2-1 Ghana
The U.S. defeated Ghana in the most dramatic circumstances possible. Savor it.
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World Cup: Recaps
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Second Teams: Cameroon
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World Cup Preview: USMNT v Ghana
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World Cup: Recaps
Keeping up with the Cup: Day 1
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World Cup: Second Teams
Second Teams: Germany
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World Cup: Second Teams
Second Teams: Brazil
With the World Cup kicking off today, native Brazilian Lavinia DeCastro Walsh explains why you should root for Brazil as your second team. PSP’s series on second teams to cheer in the World Cup continues.
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Second Teams: Australia
PSP’s series on second World Cup teams you should support continues with Australia, who Chris Luczowiak says is the cool little brother you just might have had.
World Cup: Second Teams
Second Teams: Nigeria
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