
Cabo Verde earn second point in FIFA World Cup
Cabo Verde have secured their second point in the FIFA World Cup, as confirmed by FIFA's official channels.

Cabo Verde have secured their second point in the FIFA World Cup, as confirmed by FIFA's official channels.

Spain coach Luis de la Fuente, who turned 65 during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, describes his team as a family. Having nurtured many players since their youth, he emphasizes patience and protection for young talents like Lamine Yamal, whom he refuses to compare to legends Messi or Maradona.

After a historic 0-0 draw with Spain on their World Cup debut, Cabo Verde remain focused on Uruguay. Coach Bubista emphasizes unity and calmness as keys to their success, while players acknowledge the growing support but stay grounded.

Mexico and USA have secured their spots in the Round of 32 at the FIFA World Cup 2026. Mexico topped Group A with wins over South Africa and Korea Republic, while USA won Group D against Paraguay and Australia.

England head coach Thomas Tuchel has been seen actively participating in training, doing what he loves most—coaching.

Fernando Hierro, a four-time World Cup participant with Spain, reflects on his tournament experiences and praises Luis de la Fuente's current side. He highlights their cohesion, tactical flexibility, and maturity beyond their years, making them genuine contenders for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Tunisia appoints Herve Renard as head coach after a 5-1 defeat to Sweden, hoping his experience can salvage their 2026 World Cup qualification. Renard, who led Zambia and Ivory Coast to Afcon titles, faces Japan on Sunday with little margin for error.

BBC Scotland's Samuel Ukah provides a guide to Morocco, who face Scotland on Friday at the World Cup (23:00 BST).

In Corby, Northamptonshire, known as 'Little Scotland' for its Scottish steelworker heritage, residents celebrate Scotland's first World Cup win in 36 years. Fans express cautious optimism for the tournament ahead, with hopes of advancing past the group stage.

England delivered their strongest stretch of tournament football in recent memory, with Thomas Tuchel keeping one of his early promises. Caveats remain, but the performance exceeded expectations.