
Scotland lose to Morocco but keep knockout hopes alive
Scotland conceded after 71 seconds and fell to a World Cup defeat against Morocco, but their hopes of a historic knockout place remain in their own hands with one group game left.

Scotland conceded after 71 seconds and fell to a World Cup defeat against Morocco, but their hopes of a historic knockout place remain in their own hands with one group game left.

Netherlands coach Ronald Koeman remains confident despite a disappointing opening draw against Japan. As Oranje prepare to face Sweden, Koeman emphasizes courage, possession, and defensive solidity while acknowledging the need for better decision-making in attack.

USA secured a spot in the FIFA World Cup 2026 knockout phase with a win over Australia. Brazil, Morocco, and Paraguay also improved their chances with victories on Matchday 9, while Haiti and Türkiye were eliminated.

USA defeated Australia 2-0 in Seattle to secure a spot in the Round of 32 with a game to spare. Goals from an own goal and Alex Freeman extended the co-hosts' winning streak, marking their first back-to-back World Cup wins since 1930.

Ismael Saibari scored a superb goal after just 71 seconds to give Morocco an early lead over Scotland in their World Cup Group C match in Boston.

Scotland may feel aggrieved after three key decisions in their World Cup Group C match against Morocco in Boston.

Alex Freeman, son of Super Bowl champion Antonio Freeman, scored his first World Cup goal to help the USA defeat Australia 2-0 and advance to the knockout stage. The 21-year-old defender credits his family and coach Mauricio Pochettino for his rapid rise.

The United States defeated Australia 2-0 in a dominant performance in Seattle, securing qualification for the World Cup round of 32.

The USMNT secured a 2-0 victory over Australia, marking their second win in two games and qualifying for the World Cup Round of 32.

England assistant coach Anthony Barry will continue conducting televised half-time interviews during the World Cup after giving a blunt assessment of the team's first-half display against Croatia. The England camp supports his honesty, viewing it as a better use of time than having manager Thomas Tuchel or players handle media duties.