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World Cup, Czechia in focus: South Korea kicked off its 2026 campaign with a 2-1 comeback over Czechia in Guadalajara. Ladislav Krejčí put the Czechs ahead, but Hwang In-beom equalised and Oh Hyeon-gyu scored the winner. The match drew criticism too: FIFA’s announced attendance looked inflated, with large pockets of empty seats visible. World Cup, Mexico opener: Co-host Mexico beat South Africa 2-0 in the tournament’s opening match, but it was remembered for discipline chaos—three straight red cards, including two for South Africa and one for Mexico. Prague transport policy ripple: Brussels announced a ban on app-rented electric scooters from next year, citing injuries and street clutter; Prague is among cities that have already moved to restrict similar services. Czech economy snapshot: Eurostat data shows the Czech unemployment rate at 2.8% in 2025, the lowest in the EU alongside Poland and Malta.

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South Korea beats Czech Republic but why all the empty seats at World Cup's second game?

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