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Onto the knockout round: 4 takeaways from the FIFA World Cup so far

The FIFA World Cup knockout stage begins, with fans and analysts speculating about potential matchups and standout players.

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The brief

The FIFA World Cup has advanced to the knockout stage, with teams now facing single-elimination matches. Coverage emphasizes the excitement and unpredictability of the knockout rounds. The New York Times and Sports Business Journal highlight potential dream matchups and surprise teams.

Other outlets, including AP News and Yahoo Sports, provide previews and analyses of the bracket, noting that some teams have more favorable paths than others. The Mirror and ALLABOUTFPL focus on key storylines and players to watch, while WINK News offers an educational piece on understanding the knockout round format. NPR provides a summary of the tournament so far, with four main takeaways.

As the knockout stage progresses, attention will turn to the performance of top players and the potential for upsets. Coverage does not yet specify which teams have advanced to the quarterfinals.

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Quick answers

Which teams have advanced to the knockout stage?

Coverage does not yet specify which teams have advanced to the knockout stage.

What are the key matchups in the knockout stage?

The New York Times and Sports Business Journal highlight potential dream matchups, including a possible USMNT game and a Messi-Mbappe final.

Who are the players to watch in the knockout stage?

The Mirror identifies five storylines and six players that could dominate the knockout stages.

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