A tense Group F finale at AT&T Stadium in Dallas ended 1-1, with both Japan and Sweden booking their places in the Round of 32. Daizen Maeda broke the deadlock six minutes after half-time, only for Anthony Elanga to
Brazil were utterly dominant at Hard Rock Stadium on June 25, as Vinicius Junior punished two Scottish errors to score either side of half-time, before Matheus Cunha wrapped up a 3-0 victory that sends the five-time world champions through
Switzerland seized first place in World Cup 2026 Group B with a composed 2-1 victory over co-hosts Canada at BC Place, Vancouver. Ruben Vargas struck 40 seconds into the second half before Johan Manzambi doubled the lead, and although
Colombia edged past a determined Congo DR side 1-0 at Estadio Akron on June 24, with Daniel Muñoz’s late strike the difference. Nestor Lorenzo’s men, comfortably the stronger side on paper, were made to work hard by goalkeeper Lionel
Croatia kept their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign on life support with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Panama at BMO Field, Toronto, on June 24. Substitute Ante Budimir turned the tie nine minutes after coming on, finishing Josip Stanisic’s
Thomas Tuchel’s England, comfortably the stronger side on paper, could not break down a disciplined Ghana outfit at Gillette Stadium on June 24, settling for a 0-0 draw that is England’s fourth successive goalless second group game at a
Portugal swept aside Uzbekistan 5-0 in Houston on June 24 to put their Group K campaign firmly back on track after a disappointing opener. Cristiano Ronaldo, 41, wrote his name into the record books by becoming the first player
Algeria kept their 2026 World Cup campaign alive with a second-half comeback, overturning Nizar Al-Rashdan’s first-half opener through headers from Nadhir Benbouali and Amine Gouiri — both scored from corners. Jordan, making their World Cup debut, were eliminated with
Japan delivered a commanding Group F statement at Estadio BBVA on June 21, routing Tunisia 4-0 with goals from Daichi Kamada, a brace from Ayase Ueda, and Junya Ito. The result eliminates Tunisia from World Cup 2026 contention and
Erling Haaland struck twice in a breathless ten-minute spell after half-time as Norway defeated Senegal 3-2 at MetLife Stadium on June 23 to advance to the World Cup Round of 32. Ismaila Sarr pulled goals back on both occasions
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