The 64-team World Cup and who owns football’s biggest tournament A world stage for everyone? The 64-team World Cup and the question of who owns football’s biggest tournament
Stoppage time in Chillán, the 97th minute. Ñublense throw everything into attack, one final shot, and the goalkeeper stretches to his left. Age: 40. Status: an unknown in May 2026, more than 27 million Instagram followers by July. A phenomenon. His name: Josimar Dias. Who? Vozinha! The World Cup effect personified.
That diving save to his left gave Colo-Colo a 2-1 win and the Chilean title. That was last Sunday. Four months earlier, hardly anyone outside Cape Verde knew…
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