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Gianni Infantino and World Cup — coverage from 2 publishers

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Publisher Headline Summary Published Detected Delay Source Status
Sky News World FIFA accuses European football chiefs of 'harassment' against Gianni Infantino
FIFA has accused European football chiefs of "harassment" against Gianni Infantino and trying to influence the presidential election by "spreading misinformation" against him over the World Cup ventur
0m news.sky.com First Page headline
Sky Sports FIFA accuses European football chiefs of 'harassment' against Infantino
FIFA has accused European football chiefs of "harassment" against Gianni Infantino and trying to influence the presidential election by "spreading misinformation" against him over the World Cup ventur
2h skysports.com Latest

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Gianni Infantino 50 point spread
Sky News World -100 52%
Sky Sports -50 52%

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