World Cup 2026: Fans Struggle to Keep Up With Matches and Work
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By Branton Lukosi|
As a grueling North American broadcast schedule forces late-night viewing, working-class football fans face a difficult balancing act between World Cup passion and daily employment responsibilities.
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