The World Cup has had a mascot ever since England blessed us with World Cup Willie in 1966. Since then, we've had at least one mascot chosen to represent the host country and the tournament at ...

Assuming that number holds in 2018, the woman who designed the mascot for the 2018 World Cup will make 0.000000233 percent of what FIFA does — all while creating a character who will be featured ...

ENGLAND start their World Cup campaign on Monday, June 18 with their first group match against Tunisia. In Group G they will also face Panama (Sunday, June 24) and Belgium (Thursday, June 28).

The tradition of having a Mascot for a FIFA World Cups was first started in 1966 FIFA World Cup held in England. It was named "Willie" representing a lion, a typical symbol of the United Kingdom ...

That's Zabivaka, a wolf who is the mascot for the 2018 FIFA World Cup. The animal's name is said to mean “the one who scores.” As part of his look, the soccer-playing animal sports goggles.

MOSCOW, RUSSIA - OCTOBER 21: Official Mascot Wolf was chosen as Official Mascot of FIFA 2018 World Cup Russia and Nazario Ronaldo during ‘Vecherniy Urgant’ (Evening Urgant) TV show on Channel 1 at ...

World Cup Countdown: 3 Days to Go - Ranking Every World Cup Mascot by How 'Hard' They Are / ... — ᴮᶦˡˡ (@Billy_Meyers98) June 5, 2018. Absolute melt. Just look at him.

SOCHI, Russia (AP) — It took an angry-looking bird to get Brazilians hooked on their World Cup mascot. The team’s new mascot — a yellow canary with an angry face that represents some of the ...

SOCHI, Russia — It took an angry-looking bird to get Brazilians hooked on their World Cup mascot. Canarinho, the yellow canary with a furious face that represents some of the fans’ frustration ...

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World Cup mascot Zabivaka, a Wolf whose name translates as The Goalscorer, shows that he is no slouch on the dancefloor as he rises to the challenge of replicating some famous football dance ...

The official 2018 FIFA World Cup mascot, complete with its casual threads and sports goggles, has been compared to Poochie the Dog, a minor character from The Simpsons who died after one episode.