​The first day without World Cup football was tough, but the action is back today as France and Morocco prepare to kick off the tournament’s quarterfinals. Even with the on-pold focus on the pitch, plenty is unfolding off it as well. On Sunday you’ll be stepping into a World Cup round-of-16 clash at the Azteca, and by Wednesday you’ll be collecting your diploma at graduation. What an emotional roller coaster Gilberto Mora has ridden.
Imagine watching your national team from an altitude of ten thousand meters. It’s not easy to stay connected, but a Wi‑Fi connection can fix that, especially when the match in question was Tuesday’s Argentina vs. Egypt showdown. Some travelers can attest to the challenge of following a World Cup game while cruising above the clouds the passengers on board can share how they managed to tune in.
Several national teams have already headed home after their early exits, and it’s time to take stock of their campaigns. Zlatan has weighed in, offering his verdict in his unmistakable style, a moment that many will remember as priceless.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. The original version in Spanish can be read here.