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The article explains how the World Cup's current tournament structure favors top-ranked teams, with FIFA's rule changes designed to prevent them from meeting until the semifinals. This setup has resulted in the top four teams, all previous World Cup champions, reaching the semifinals for the first time since 1990. While this arrangement reduces early upsets among elite teams, it aims to deliver higher-quality matches in the later stages.
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