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Curaçao vs Ivory Coast: a World Cup farewell with pride on the line
Curaçao host Ivory Coast in Group Stage matchday 3 at Lincoln Financial Field. Both sides are eliminated, here’s what they’re still playing for.
Egypt turn it around at bc place, salah and Trezeguet sink New Zealand 3-1
Egypt came from behind to beat New Zealand 3-1 at the 2026 World Cup group stage, with Salah and Trezeguet both scoring in a dominant second-half display.
Colombia look to build on Uzbekistan win as Congo DR bring World Cup momentum
Colombia and Congo DR meet at Estadio Akron in World Cup Group Stage 2, both needing points to stay alive in a wide-open group.
Ecuador’s goalless display sets up a reckoning with Germany at MetLife
Ecuador vs Germany, World Cup Group Stage 3 at MetLife Stadium: stakes, form, key battles and what a win means for each side.
Cape Verde twice peg back Uruguay in 2-2 World Cup stalemate at Hard Rock Stadium
Uruguay dominated possession and chances but were held 2-2 by Cape Verde Islands in World Cup Group Stage action, with H. Varela’s 61st-minute equalizer denying La Celeste a win.
Belgium held 0-0 by Iran despite 23 shots, red card swings momentum at SoFi
Belgium dominated possession 70-30 and mustered 23 shots but could not break down Iran at SoFi Stadium, drawing 0-0 in World Cup Group Stage matchday 2.
Oyarzabal double puts Spain 4-0 up at the break against Saudi Arabia
Spain dismantled Saudi Arabia 4-0 in Atlanta, with Mikel Oyarzabal netting twice inside 24 minutes as La Roja moved through Group Stage matchday 2.
Brazil roll into Miami riding a 3-0 wave, but Scotland need points
Brazil vs Scotland, World Cup Group Stage 3 at Hard Rock Stadium: what each side needs and how they got here. Full preview and prediction.
Canada ride a six-goal wave into their World Cup showdown with Switzerland
Canada hammered Qatar 6-0 five days ago. Now Jesse Marsch’s side face Switzerland at BC Place in a Group Stage finale with knockout-round positioning on the line.
Japan rout Tunisia 4-0 as Ueda and Kamada put on a clinic at Estadio BBVA
Japan demolished Tunisia 4-0 in World Cup 2026 Group Stage action, with Ayase Ueda scoring twice and Daichi Kamada opening the scoring inside four minutes.