Putin enjoys opening World Cup win as Russia routs Saudi Arabia
AP writer John Leicester notes Vladimir Putin and FIFA officials signaling unity as Russia opens the 2018 World Cup with a 5 0 victory over Saudi Arabia at Luzhniki Stadium. The piece weighs geopolitics alongside the on field result amid global tensions and star players looming in the tournament.
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