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Donald Trump brutally booed before hijacking trophy presentation at World Cup final

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NEWSDECK ANALYSIS
The coverage of Trump's World Cup plans broadly agrees that he will attend the final and present the trophy. However, the framing and tone differ across outlets. Centre-leaning sources like The Guardian and Independent World focus on the fact of Trump's attendance, while the Daily Mail's celebratory tone stands out from the more neutral coverage. The Evening Standard's questioning tone also diverges from the more definitive statements of other sources.
Mirror News
19 Jul, 23:11
Donald Trump brutally booed before hijacking trophy presentation at World Cup final
Donald Trump brutally booed before hijacking trophy presentation at World Cup final
Independent World
19 Jul, 16:33
Trump celebrates World Cup as a US victory as he prepares to present trophy at final
For the White House, Sunday’s match is the culmination of well over a year of navigating a litany of logistical challenges alongside co-hosts Canada and Mexico for what would be the biggest World Cup in history
Evening Standard
19 Jul, 12:27
Will Donald Trump attend World Cup final and will he present the trophy?
United States president left Chelsea players baffled by his appearance in the Club World Cup trophy presentation
Daily Mail
23 Jun, 23:36
Donald Trump's starring role in World Cup final is revealed by gleeful FIFA President Gianni Infantino
President Donald Trump will be celebrating a World Cup victory on July 19 in New Jersey whether or not it's the United States that wins the ongoing tournament.
The Guardian
23 Jun, 17:13
Donald Trump to present World Cup trophy to winners, says Gianni Infantino
Two men due to share trophy-presenting on 19 July ‘We are together all the time’, says Fifa president Donald Trump is set to hand over the World Cup trophy to the winners at the final on 19 July, Gianni Infantino has said. Infantino and Trump have forged a close relationship in the build-up to these finals, but the US president has barely talked about the tournament since it began on 11 June, and is yet to attend a match. Continue reading...