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Jaw brace headgear is keeping injured players on the field at the World Cup
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Jaw brace headgear is keeping injured players on the field at the World Cup
JIM VERTUNO
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PUBLISHED JULY 2, 2026
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Austria's Stefan Posch reacts during his team's World Cup round of 32 match against Spain in Inglewood, Calif. on Thursday.
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In a sport of headers and constant collisions, a fractured jaw would seem like a tournament-ending injury.
Not so much at the 2026 World …
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