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Trump, red cards and World Cup

Security guards grab 10,000 ‘anti-Trump’ red cards from World Cup protest group

A coalition of artists, organizers and advocacy organizations was set to distribute 50,000 red cards to fans headed to MetLife Stadium for the World Cup final on Sunday to stage an in-stadium protest ...

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Protesters to show Trump, Infantino red cards at World Cup final

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Protesters at World Cup final will hand out red cards for FIFA president and Trump

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Protesters To Show Trump, Infantino Red Cards At World Cup Final

Protesters are taking on Donald Trump and his peace prize-awarding buddy, FIFA President Gianni Infantino, by encouraging soccer fans attending Sunday’s World Cup final to show red cards in the crowd ...

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Argentina star given red card after post-World Cup Final brawl with Spain players

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Protesters Flash Their Red Cards For Trump, Infantino Ahead Of Final

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'The Daily Show' Scoffs at People Who Thought US Would Play Fair in World Cup: 'We Don't Even Listen to the Geneva Convention!'

President Trump intervened in the World Cup this year to get America's star player reinstated, and to anyone who's shocked by that, "The Daily Show" has a message for you: don't be. After USA's leading scorer Folarin Balogun was given a red card last week,

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Spain beat Argentina to win second World Cup

European champions Spain broke the resistance of 10-man Argentina in extra-time to win their second ever World Cup in New Jersey. Barcelona's Ferran Torres was the difference maker in what was an overall disappointing final that was littered with interruptions.

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Trump, Infantino and an awkward dash: Everything that happened in the World Cup trophy presentation

Two presidents took centre-stage during Spain's post-match celebrations, a fitting end for this summer's World Cup

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Boos as Trump and FIFA chief enter World Cup trophy ceremony

Boos descended from the stands as U.S. President Donald Trump and FIFA chief Gianni Infantino took to the field for the World Cup trophy ceremony at New York New Jersey Stadium on Sunday (July 19).