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To get in the mood for today’s opening match: Shakira’s official World Cup song 
Shakira feat. Burna Boy - Dai Dai
Opening Match Poll – Mexico vs South Africa 
Mexico wins
South Africa wins
DrawI don’t know why. But even though I enjoy watching and following soccer, I haven’t really gotten into the World Cup spirit yet. Maybe it’ll come later, since the tournament is lasting longer this time.
But I think it’s great that this topic has been brought up now.
I can understand that to a certain extent. Experience shows that excitement for football tends to build as the tournament progresses, and once the knockout rounds begin, things usually get really exciting.
I think so too. At least now that the opening kickoff has happened. And people are talking about soccer. And there’s not so much talk about that idiot Infantino or Trump anymore.
At the very latest, once your own country has played its first game.
Good idea! Then, with Henry, for example, you could see right into the bottle or cup. 
I have absolutely no interest in soccer (Fussball).
The only thing I want to say about it is: “soccer” turned into a rip-off.
I really don’t understand why people still pay so much money just to line the pockets of players and organizers with millions.
And he can shove the battery pack up his ass as a dildo
He does like it when it’s a bit bigger, as we know.
If I had to pay extra for it, I definitely wouldn’t watch it—I’m sure of that. But since it isn’t just on pay-per-view, I do like to tune in now and then. I have absolutely no interest in regional or national leagues—only the major tournaments, and the (rarely fulfilled) hope of seeing good matches when the world’s best teams gather for a tournament.
Exactly, so it would be a win-win situation.
Three red cards later – Mexico wins 2:0
By the way: If anyone thinks that three red cards is a lot for a World Cup match, it’s worth remembering the “Battle of Nuremberg.”
That was the Round of 16 match of the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany between Portugal and the Netherlands. In that game, a record number of cautions and send-offs for a World Cup match were issued at the time, with 16 yellow cards, including four second yellow cards leading to red. Portugal won the match 1–0; both teams finished the game with only nine players remaining.
I was just about to rate the match a 2-2 (2 goals vs. 2 red cards 
)… then came the third red card.
The fans are ready for the games
Korea Republic win
Czechia win
Canada win
Bosnia and Herzegovina win