Fox paying someone $50,000 to watch every minute of the World Cup in Times Square
Fox and Indeed are hiring a Chief World Cup Watcher who will spend 39 days locked inside a glass cube in Times Square watching every minute of this summer's World Cup.
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Scotland's Ryan Christie: 'The most lenient I've seen a referee in a long time'
An impeccable strike from Ismael Saibari was the difference for Morocco, though Scotland felt hard-done by the officiating after missing out on qualifying for the knockouts.
Crowd creates incredible environment in Boston as Morocco beats Scotland
A sellout crowd of 64,146 fans created one of the best atmospheres of the World Cup in Foxborough, Massachusetts, as they watched a second-minute goal from Morocco's Ismael Saibari down Scotland in a tight 1-0 contest.
How NYCFC players performed as United States beat Australia
A relatively simple afternoon for Matt Freese and the victorious United States, while Aiden O'Neill and Australia had a tougher time in the midfield in the 2-0 USMNT win in Seattle.