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At this long, cumbersome World Cup, the drama for now lies in matters other than football

At this long, cumbersome World Cup, the drama for now lies in matters other than football

The upcoming World Cup is described as a long and cumbersome tournament where the initial excitement stems from external factors rather than the matches themselves. Although the tournament is expected to be exciting overall, the focus during the first few weeks is anticipated to remain off the field.

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