Canada recorded their first FIFA World Cup victory in emphatic fashion on June 19, routing Qatar 6-0 at BC Place in Vancouver. Jonathan David’s hat-trick headlined the rout, while Cyle Larin and Nathan Saliba also scored, with Qatar reduced
Switzerland moved to the top of World Cup 2026 Group B with an emphatic 4-1 win over Bosnia-Herzegovina on June 19 at SoFi Stadium. The match was goalless until the 74th minute, when 20-year-old substitute Johan Manzambi broke the
Czech Republic looked set for a crucial three points after Michal Sadilek’s sixth-minute opener, but South Africa’s Teboho Mokoena pulled level with seven minutes remaining to earn Bafana Bafana a share of the spoils at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in
Colombia made a winning start to their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign with a 3-1 victory over debutants Uzbekistan at the Estadio Azteca on June 18. Luis Diaz was the standout performer, contributing a goal and an assist, while
uFootball Prediction New Zealand (Home) VS Egypt (Away) LIKELY WIN New Zealand Win Probability 19% ODDS: 5.0 (e.g., $10 Bet → $50 Return) Draw Probability 27% ODDS: 3.5 (e.g., $10 Bet → $35 Return) ★ Egypt Win Probability 54%
uFootball Prediction Uruguay (Home) VS Cape Verde Islands (Away) HIGH CONFIDENCE ★ Uruguay Win Probability 63% ODDS: 1.44 (e.g., $10 Bet → $14 Return) Draw Probability 24% ODDS: 4.33 (e.g., $10 Bet → $43 Return) Cape Verde Islands Win
Ghana survived a dominant Panama first half to claim three points in their 2026 FIFA World Cup Group L opener, with substitute-era sub Caleb Yirenkyi tapping in Brandon Thomas-Asante’s cross deep into stoppage time at BMO Field. The result
England opened their 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign with a 4-2 win over Croatia in Dallas on June 17, but it was far from straightforward. Harry Kane’s twice-taken penalty and second header had England ahead twice, only for Croatia
A sixth-minute João Neves header gave Portugal a dream start at NRG Stadium on June 18, but Congo DR, back at the World Cup for the first time since 1974, struck through Yoane Wissa on the stroke of half-time
Austria ended a 28-year wait to return to the World Cup stage in winning fashion, beating first-time finalists Jordan 3-1 at Levi’s Stadium. Romano Schmid’s curling opener, a Yazan Al Arab own goal, and a late Arnautovic penalty did
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