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The World Cup red card controversy has the world seeing the U.S. in a new light

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The World Cup red card controversy has the world seeing the U.S. in a new light
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Controversy surrounding a red card issued to U.S. striker Folarin Balogun has sparked international debate regarding his eligibility in the World Cup. The incident has drawn significant attention ahead of the upcoming match against Belgium.

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