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Exhibitions Question Tiki-Taka at 2026 World Cup
Based on the 2026 World Cup data, reliance on crosses in attack has increased significantly, with an average of 0.75 goals scored from crosses per game— the second-highest figure in the tournament’s history, surpassing the 2022 Qatar edition's 0.55 goals and nearing the 2002 record of 0.84. Additionally, the success rate of completed crosses reached 24.1%, while the expected quality of key passes rose to 0.076. This improvement is attributed to better semi-automated offside technology and exploiting spaces behind defenders, leading to a strong resurgence of crossing as an effective tactical approach in the tournament.
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