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Spain’s supremacy, Messi and Mbappé’s race for greatness, and a freak injury: World Cup quiz

Spain’s supremacy, Messi and Mbappé’s race for greatness, and a freak injury: World Cup quiz
NBC News Tuesday 21 July 2026, 09:15 UTC By Ashley Mowreader 1 min read
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President Donald Trump makes a call to FIFA, Scotland fans make an impression, and an upset results in a national holiday. Test your knowledge of this year’s World Cup, and take our regular news quiz here. Spain’s supremacy, Messi and Mbappé’s race for greatness, and a freak injury: World Cup quiz How closely were you following the news about shutouts, scorers and setbacks?

President Donald Trump makes a call to FIFA, Scotland fans make an impression, and an upset results in a national holiday. Test your knowledge of this year’s World Cup, and take our regular news quiz here. Spain’s supremacy, Messi and Mbappé’s race for greatness, and a freak injury: World Cup quiz How closely were you following the news about shutouts, scorers and setbacks? [Image text:] 189 MEs 7 1893 MESSI
Spain (LOCATION) Messi (PERSON) Mbappé (PERSON) World Cup (EVENT) Donald Trump (PERSON) FIFA (ORG) Scotland (LOCATION)
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