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Morning thoughts:
Spain was the best team, and they showed it on Sunday, as they took down Messi and the defending champions. Spain conceded just one goal the entire tournament. Wild.
It wasn’t the storybook ending for Messi, but he’s still the 🐐
In other big news over the weekend, Britain’s Josh Kerr broke the mile World Record over the weekend. He broke the legendary record set in 1999 by Morocco’s Hicham El Guerrouj. Kerr’s time of 3:42.66 smashed the old record of 3:44.13.
Today’s Trivia:
You’re getting a Messi question today.
Messi played for Barcelona for the majority of his career, making his debut as a 17-year-old back in 2004. He played there until 2021, when he transferred to another club before joining his current team, Inter Miami.
What club did Messi play for before joining Inter Miami?
Hint:
This team won their league last season
Yesterday’s Trivia:
Q: Name the only other country to win back-to-back World Cup titles
A: Brazil
Answered correctly: 63% (highest answer)
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