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timestamp: 2026-07-12T20:54:06.571779Z
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headline: Wimbledon diary: football phobia, AI fandom and home-nation heartbreaks
dek: The beautiful game? Not here Before you pack your England shirt for SW19, be warned: Wimbledon is staying firmly in its own sporting lane. The All England Club confirmed that no World Cup matches would be shown anywhere on site. Centre Court, yes. Centre-forward, absolutely not. The football faithful, however, are nothing if not resourceful.“We are here to watch Senhor João Fonseca,” said Luis Suassuna, attending his first tennis tournament with his brother and cousin, all three donning bright canary yellow Brazil 
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problem_reading: Wimbledon diary: football phobia, AI fandom and home-nation heartbreaks: Vondrousova said months of physical and mental stress, along with concerns for her safety, influenced her decision not to provide a sample when doping officials visited her home.
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key_points: Not here Before you pack your England shirt for SW19, be warned: Wimbledon is staying firmly in its own sporting lane. | The All England Club confirmed that no World Cup matches would be shown anywhere on site. | Centre-forward, absolutely not.
rundown: Not here Before you pack your England shirt for SW19, be warned: Wimbledon is staying firmly in its own sporting lane. The All England Club confirmed that no World Cup matches would be shown anywhere on site.

Centre-forward, absolutely not. The football faithful, however, are nothing if not resourceful.“We are here to watch Senhor João Fonseca,” said Luis Suassuna, attending his first tennis tournament with his brother and cousin, all three donning bright canary yellow Brazil tops.
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- journalism | The Guardian | https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/jun/29/wimbledon-2026-diary-football-world-cup-home-nation-heartbreaks-tennis | 2026-06-29
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