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🚨 William Saliba left the pitch in tears after suffering what appeared to be a serious injury during France's World Cup semi-final. 💔🇫🇷

The Arsenal defender looked devastated as he was forced off, raising major concerns for both club and country. Initial signs suggest the injury could be serious enough to rule him out of the World Cup Final if France qualify, while Arsenal could also be without one of their most important players for the start of the new season. 😔

A massive blow for Didier Deschamps... and an even bigger injury scare for Arsenal fans. 🤕⚠️

🚨 Many Australian fans made their feelings crystal clear on the USA's tipping culture during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.. 🇦🇺💸😅⬇️

Thousands of travelling supporters have refused to leave tips at restaurants, bars and cafés, arguing that paying workers properly should be the employer's responsibility, not the customer's.

The debate has become so widespread that several businesses in World Cup host cities have reportedly started automatically adding gratuities of up to 20% to customers' bills, saying many international fans aren't tipping as expected.

Many fans, however, say they've already spent thousands of dollars on flights, hotels, tickets, transport and food just to attend the tournament. With the World Cup already proving to be one of the most expensive ever for travelling supporters, some believe it's unreasonable to expect visitors to pay even more on top of every meal.

In countries like Australia and much of Europe, tipping is generally optional rather than expected, making the American system unfamiliar to many visitors. That cultural difference has sparked a huge debate online, with fans split over whether businesses should rely on customer tips to pay staff.

What do you think? ⬇️

🚨🗣️ Former Spain Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy: "France vs Spain? France have a very good team, however, their players are not French." 😳🇫🇷⬇️

Pau Cubarsí stood up for France’s players after the comments, reminding everyone that representing a national team is about belonging, commitment, and pride. ❤️👏

🗣️ Cubarsí: "If they play for the French national team, they are French, regardless of the colour of their skin."

"The colour of their skin doesn't matter because we are all people, and we all deserve respect." 🌍❤️

Borja Iglesias also shared his thoughts, saying the words were "sad" and that everyone should be more careful with what they say. 👏

Football brings people together. A player’s identity is not defined by their skin colour or background, but by the shirt they proudly wear and the country they represent. 🇫🇷🤝🇪🇸⚽❤️

Respect. 👏