
USA and Australia Advance to World Cup Round of 32
The United States won Group D and advanced to the World Cup round of 32 alongside Australia.

The United States won Group D and advanced to the World Cup round of 32 alongside Australia.

Australia and Paraguay shared points in their match. The result secures Australia's qualification to the Round of 32, while Paraguay awaits its fate.

Thomas Tuchel faces key selection decisions for England's World Cup match against Panama. After a 0-0 draw with Ghana, changes are expected, with Alan Shearer suggesting starts for Marcus Rashford and Bukayo Saka, and a return for Nico O'Reilly at left-back.

A World Cup group stage match between Egypt and Iran, designated a Pride Match by Seattle organizers, will feature rainbow flags and drag performances despite objections from both teams, where homosexuality is illegal. Coaches insist they focus only on football, while organizers say the event celebrates Seattle's identity.

Ecuador defeated Germany 2-1 to reach the World Cup knockout stages for the first time in two decades. Scotland's hopes hang in the balance as group stage concludes. Betty Glover and Lloyd Griffith host, with analysis from Mario Melchiot.

Turkey defeated the USA 3-2 in their final Group D match at SoFi Stadium, scoring a last-minute winner to end their World Cup campaign on a high note.

Australia secured their place in the last 32, while Paraguay are almost certain to join them after a drab draw in San Francisco that suited both sides.

The Netherlands defeated Tunisia 3-1 to secure first place in Group F and advance to the Round of 32, where they will face Morocco. Goals from an own goal by Ellyes Skhiri, Brian Brobbey, and Jan Paul van Hecke sealed the win, while Tunisia's Hazem Mastouri scored a consolation goal.

Japan and Sweden both advanced to the knockout stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a 1-1 draw in Dallas. Daizen Maeda scored for Japan in the 56th minute, but Anthony Elanga equalized six minutes later. Japan finished second in Group F, while Sweden qualified as one of the best third-placed teams.

Ecuador coach Sebastian Beccacece secured a historic World Cup knockout berth with a 2-1 win over Germany, after facing potential dismissal. The victory marked only the second time Ecuador advanced past the group stage, following a turbulent campaign.