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€2.8bn battle on the pitch: France and Spain face off in World Cup's priciest semi-final

Business | Euronews RSS · 1h ago · 🇫🇷 France

€2.8bn battle on the pitch: France and Spain face off in World Cup's priciest semi-final

Tuesday's clash between France and Spain in Texas is not just a footballing spectacle, it is also, by market value, the costliest semi-final the World Cup has staged, with the two squads worth a combined $3.2 billion (€2.8bn).

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