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World Cup news: American journalist Grant Wahl confirmed as having died after collapsing in Qatar whilst reporting on Netherlands vs Argentina.

Doha (AFP) - A leading American sports reporter, who last month had a run-in with Qatar's World Cup organisers over a rainbow LGBTQ shirt, died while covering a tense quarter-final match Friday, his family said.

DOHA, Qatar — Award-winning sportswriter Grant Wahl, best known for his work with Sports Illustrated and Fox Soccer, collapsed in the media tribune at Friday's Argentina-Netherlands World Cup game. Paramedics treated Wahl for approximately 30 minutes before removing him from the stadium on a stretcher. He was later pronounced dead…

The journalist known for his incredible coverage of soccer died at the age of 48.

US Soccer confirms Grant Wahl died at the age of 48 while covering the Argentina-Netherlands World Cup quarterfinal this morning, with his wife tweeting she was "in complete shock".

Wahl, a renowned international sports journalist, helped grow the coverage of soccer in the U.S.

US soccer journalist Grant Wahl has died after suffering an apparent heart attack at Lusail Stadium, where he was covering the World Cup quarter-final

Pioneering American soccer journalist Grant Wahl died Friday in Qatar while covering the World Cup. He was 48.

The end of a major tournament is a natural time for decisions to be made regarding national team coaches, and the 2022 World Cup is no different.

The U.S.’s World Cup ouster brings about immediate questions facing its coach and federation. Should Gregg Berhalter be brought back? And does he want to return?

DOHA, Qatar — The education of Gregg Berhalter began at an elite boarding school in New Jersey and continued at the University of North Carolina. And while that book learning was fine and all, neither school taught Berhalter the subject he really wanted to study, which was soccer.