Welcome! Follow all of the action as Norway take on France in the final game of Group I, kicking off at 8pm CEST in Boston.

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Türkiye win it! With the last kick of the game, Ayhan bundles the ball home from close range! Uzun's effort is deflected into the path of the former Schalke defender, who was never going to miss from there.

⚽ 90+8' Kaan Ayhan (3-2)

Two new faces Kahveci and Müldür come on for Türkiye, in place of Aydın and Yılmaz.

Into added time The fourth official has signalled seven additional minutes but with Trusty down injured, they'll likely be more added on.

Defensive change Montella reacts by bringing on a defender with Ayhan replacing goalscorer Kökçü.

US change Former Schalke midfielder McKennie is replaced by current Bayer Leverkusen player Tillman.

Double change Montella makes his first changes, with Eintracht Frankfurt's Uzun replacing Yıldız, and former Freiburg defender Söyüncü on for Çelik.

Safe hands Yıldız has been Türkiye's best player in the second period. He shows his marker one way and then the other before firing an effort towards goal, but Turner is alert to the situation to deny the Juventus attacker.

Wide! Wow! So close from Pulisic. He collects the short corner, drifts towards a central position before firing a ferocious left-footed effort towards goal, which sails agonisingly wide of Çakır's right post.

Triple change Dest, Zendejas and Freeman enter the fray for the US in place of Reyna, Aaronson and Scally.

We're back under way It's level pegging with around 20 minutes left.

Hydration break A stoppage in play as the players take on fluids.

Off the post! The introduction of Pulisic has lifted this game to a new level. He gets a foot on the end of Scally's cross, his effort finding the post. Can the US find a winner here with around 30 minutes remaining?

Almost perfect Reyna spots Pulisic's perfectly timed run behind Türkiye's high line but Çelik is on hand to thwart the danger as the former Borussia Dortmund man bears down on goal.

First change After recovering from a calf injury, Pulisic is given a hero's welcome as he replaces Weah.

US improved Pochettino's charges are forcing Türkiye to kick the ball long. Güler and Co. have been unable to replicate their passing rhythm in the opening exchanges of the second period.

⚽ 49' Sebastian Berhalter (2-2)

Repeated script The US have started the second period in control, just like they did the first. Reyna and Weah have been busy down the left, but Türkiye's defence have stood firm.

Off we go Türkiye get the ball rolling for the second half.

Over! Berhalter's corners have proved dangerous and this time his outswinging corner is met by the rising Trusty, who heads narrowly over.

Into stoppage time The fourth official has signalled six additional minutes at the end of the first half.

McKennie from distance! The Juventus man takes aim from range and the ball bounces just before Çakır, but Türkiye's custodian pulls off a save.

In search of an equaliser McKennie plays a superb ball over the top behind Türkiye's high defensive line into the path of Weah. His first touch initially lets him down but he's able to regain his composure before firing his cross, which is cut out by Çakır, low into the middle.

Growing in confidence After an initial shaky start, Türkiye have found their rhythm. They're playing some lovely intecreate passing through the US' press and are putting their opponents on the back foot. They've responded well after going behind.

⚽ 31' Barış Alper Yılmaz (2-1)

McKenzie called offside The US defender has the ball in the back of the net, but he's offside after Robinson's header forced Çakır into a save following a corner.

Play resumes Fluids have been taken on and the action gets back under way.

Hydration break Play comes to a halt whilst both sets of players take on fluids.

First booking US midfielder Berhalter is the first name into the referee's notebook after arriving late on Özcan.

Game plan The US continue to escape Türkiye's press and look to break down their right through quick transitions. It's working so far and Montella's side are struggling to contain Aaronson and Co.

Shot blocked McKennie progresses the ball down the right before finding Aaronson. His first attempt is blocked but his second forces a save from Çakır down low.

⚽ 10' Arda Güler (1-1)

Confidence is flowing The US are swarming their opponents, forcing a turnover and then playing their way out of trouble. Pochettino's men are oozing confidence.

⚽ 3' Auston Trusty (0-1)

Trusty denied Berhalter takes the resulting corner which eventually finds its way to Trusty, who forces Çakır down low, turning the ball behind for another corner.

Early chance Reyna has an early sighter, striking the ball towards goal which is blocked and out for a corner.

Away we go US get us under way, kicking the ball out for a throw-in in Türkiye's defensive third.

Kick-off approaching We're moments away from the national anthems and a ball being kicked as both teams make their way out of the tunnel and onto the pitch.

Türkiye subs Günok, Bayındır, Demiral, Söyüncü, Muldur, Kadıoğlu, Akaydın, Çalhanoğlu, Yüksek, Ayhan, Aktürkoğlu, Gül, Kahveci, Akgün, Uzun

USA subs Freese, Brady, Dest, Richards, A. Robinson, Ream, Freeman, Arfsten, Adams, Tillman, Pulisic, Wright, Balogun, Zendejas

What's at stake? Mostly pride, with the US already through as group winners and Türkiye eliminated.

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Türkiye take on co-hosts USA in the final game of Group D, kicking off at 3am CEST in Los Angeles.

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Crossbar! Ayari's corner is met by the head of Isak, who forces Suzuki into another save, tipping the ball onto the crossbar. Another golden opportunity goes begging for the Swedes.

Chance to win it! Nygren finds Elanga who strikes the ball with his right foot this time, but Suzuki is alert to the situation and makes a fine save to keep the scores level.

Into added time The fourth official has signalled an additional seven minutes. Can either side find a winner?

Last throw of the dice Potter makes two changes, introducing Nygren and Starfelt in place of Gudmundsson and Lindelöf.

Gyökeres booked The Arsenal forward goes into the book for halting Kamada, who protected the ball brilliantly.

Half-chance for Japan! Kamada clips in a dangerous cross from deep into the path of Ogawa but, at full stretch, the Japanese forward is unable to guide his effort on target.

Sweden eye winner Since going behind, the momentum has swung in Sweden's favour. Elanga's equaliser has turned their performance up a notch whilst the hydration break hasn't disrupted their play. Potter's side are on top here, and Japan are struggling to break out of their defensive block.

Pushing for the go-ahead goal Ayari clips the ball in, but Japan are able to clear their lines. Sweden then win a corner but Suzuki is able to punch clear. Sema then sees his follow-up effort blocked.

Gyökeres halted Substitute Taniguchi is shown Japan's first yellow for a foul on Gyökeres, which gives Sweden a free-kick in a dangerous position.

Changes for both teams Borussia Dortmund's Svensson, and Sema, enter the fray for Sweden, whilst Nagatomo and Watanabe replace Nakamura and Seko for Japan.

As things stand With around 20 minutes remaining, Japan will play Brazil in the round of 32 while Sweden remain in a strong position to advance as one of eight best third-placed teams on four points.

Play resumes Suzuki gets play back under way.

Hydration break Play comes to a halt whilst both sets of players take on fluids. What a game we have here.

Double change Japan respond by making two changes with the introduction of Ito and Ogawa in place of Dōan and Ueda.

⚽ 62' Anthony David Junior Elanga (1-1)

⚽ 56' Daizen Maeda (1-0)

Offside! Dōan clips in a delicious ball towards the far post into the path of Kamada, who strikes the ball on the volley, forcing Zetterström into a point blank save. Sweden's custodian knew little about that, but Japan's No.15 was offside.

Bergvall wins a corner Down the other end, Bergvall wins a corner but Lagerbielke is unable to guide his header on target.

Early sighter Tanaka, who has been a central figure in Japan's midfield, takes aim from just outside of the D, but his effort sails over Zetterström's crossbar.

As things stand The Netherlands lead Tunisia 2-0 in the corresponding Group F fixture, meaning that Japan will play Brazil in the round of 32 and, as things stand, Sweden will progress to the knockout stages as one of eight best third-placed teams.

Up and running Japan get the second half under way. Who will find the breakthrough?

Cleared Sweden are unable to capitalise on the chance, allowing Japan to clear.

Gyökeres forces corner A chance for Sweden here just before the break after Gyökeres' effort takes two deflections.

Stoppage time The fourth official has signalled five additional minutes.

Nakamura denied! That's more like it! Maeda cushions the ball for Nakamura, who curls his right-footed effort in a crowded penalty area towards the bottom corner which leaves Zetterström scrambling. Sweden's No.1 tips the ball behind for a corner, which doesn't amount to anything.

From range Neither side has been able to create a clear-cut chance, but Sugawara tests Zetterström from distance with a low driven shot, although Sweden's custodian is equal to it.

Another change Japan make a change of their own. Taniguchi replaces former Borussia Mönchengladbach defender Itakura, who gives the armband to Dōan.

Forced change That's Hien's game over. The Atalanta defender is replaced by Bergvall, who slots into midfield, meaning that Lindelöf will drop into the back three.

Hien receives treatment Sugawara whips in a dangerous cross which leaves the Swedish defence scrambling. Hien, in an attempt to intercept the ball, goes down with no one around him.

First booking Japan have plenty of pace in their front line and that was evident there. Ueda turns Hien and puts on the afterburners, but the Swedish defender halts Japan's attack and is shown the game's first yellow card.

Route one Sugawara plays a long diagonal ball into the path of Ueda, but the Feyenoord striker is unable to shrug off to Sweden defenders.

Play resumes We're back under way as both teams go in search of the lead.

Glancing header Japan work it brilliantly down the left but Maeda glances his header over Zetterström's crossbar after a pinpoint cross from Nakamura.

Shot blocked Suzuki showcases his distribution by playing an inch-perfect ball onto the head of Ueda, who cushions it down as Japan initiate an attack which eventually leads to Dōan cutting inside, but the Frankfurt attacker sees his left-footed attempt blocked.

Growing in confidence After riding the early wave of Sweden pressure, Japan are starting to assert themselves into the game, in particular looking for a ball in behind for the pacey Maeda down the right flank.

Early possession Sweden are getting a good feel for the ball in the opening exchanges. Ayari breaks the press but is halted by Dōan.

Stroud forces the corner Sweden have started on the front foot. Attacking down their left, Stroud wins an early corner which is taken by Ayari but Suzuki is able to punch clear.

Off we go! Sweden get the ball rolling..

Kick-off approaching The teams make their way out of the tunnel. We're moments away from the national anthems and a ball being kicked in Dallas, USA.

Japan subs Osako, Hayakawa, Taniguchi, Nagatomo, Watanabe, Tomiyasu, Suzuki, Ito, Suzuki, Sano, Machino, Goto, Ogawa, Shiogai

Sweden subs Johansson, Nordfeldt, Johansson, Svensson, Ekdal, Starfelt, Smith, Bergvall, Nygren, Sema, Karlstrom, Svanberg, Zeneli, Nilsson, Ali

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Japan take on Sweden in the final game of Group F, kicking off at midnight CEST in Dallas.

⚽ 54' Hazem Mastouri (1-2)

⚽ 7' Brian Brobbey (0-2)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Tunisia take on the Netherlands in the final game of Group F, kicking off at midnight CEST in Kansas City.

⚽ 7' Nicolas Pépé (0-1)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Curaçao take on Côte d’Ivoire in the final game of Group E of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 9pm CEST in Philadelphia.

Wild effort Following a long throw-in from Beier, the ball is cleared high before dropping for Groß, who tries with an ambitious left-footed half-volley on the turn. His effort flies high and wide of the mark.

Side netting! Groß flicks a ball round the corner for Undav with a deft touch following a ball in from the left. Germany's super sub wriggles free of his marker before unleashing a powerful left-footed effort from a tight angle, but he can only find the side netting. A few of the Germany fans thought that was in...

Stoppage time A minimum of seven minutes have been added on. Are there any more twists in the tale here in New Jersey?

Raum delivers Estupiñán brings Beier down with a foul high up on the right German flank. Raum comes across to take it, aiming for Groß at the near post, but Estupiñán is first to the header, clearing it behind for a corner. Raum takes again, but this time, Ecuador clear properly.

Final changes Beccacece makes his final substitutions of the match as he introduces Torres and Caicedo for Yeboah and Angulo. Will the South Americans be able to hold this lead?

Stiller putting his body on the line Yeboah cuts the ball back from the byline to Plata in the Germany box, but before the goalscorer can get another shot off, Stiller comes storming across to get in the way, taking a blow in the process. The Stuttgart man was straight back to his feet, however.

⚽ 77' Gonzalo Plata (2-1)

Almost the brace! Sané finds himself in a position to shoot and dummies well to send his marker to the ground, but his follow-up effort is scuffed and lands straight into Galíndez's arms.

Hydration break Once again, there's a pause in play whilst both sets of players rehydrate.

Vite gets a foot in Wirtz brilliantly knocks the ball past Caicedo in the middle of the park and gets it back from Undav near the edge of the penalty area. However, Vite steps in to clear the danger for Ecuador before a shot materialises.

Substitutions on both sides Rodríguez and Preciado come on as fresh legs for Ecuador whilst Beier replaces Nmecha. With attacking alterations made on both sides, it seems neither side is satisfied with a draw...

Neuer called into action Yeboah tees up Valencia on the edge of the box, who lashes an effort back across goal on the half-volley, but it's beaten away by Germany's veteran custodian.

Entering a lull Much of the play is taking place in the middle of the park of late. Frequent fouls and misplaced passes are currently disrupting the flow of the game, but Germany are trying to establish themselves in possession.

Caught under his feet Sané drives at his marker down the right flank before attempting to break into the Ecuador box, but he forfeits possession after tripping over the ball.

Yeboah forces the corner The winger twists and turns down the right flank to make space for a cross, but Raum sticks with him all the way before putting in a good block. Ecuador deliver an outswinging corner from the right, but Germany are first to the ball to head it clear.

Franco booked The right-back is the latest player to go into the book for illegally preventing Germany from taking a quick throw-in.

Back underway! Ecuador get the second half underway. Nagelsmann makes one change at the break, withdrawing the cautioned Pavlović for Stiller.

Bundling through Wirtz brings down a cross from the left inside the Ecuador box. Under pressure from three defenders, he can't make space for the shot and the South Americans recover possession.

Tah clears As he has done so often this half, Tah is first to the ball inside his own box to clear the danger for Germany, this time courtesy of a cross from former Werkself teammate Hincapié.

Stoppage time A minimum of four additional minutes have been indicated. Will there be late drama in the first half here?

Quickfire bookings Both sides are shown their first yellow cards of the match in rapid succession. Hincapié is cautioned for impeding Sané by pulling his shirt before Pavlović's name is taken for a foul on Valencia.

Clever run Musiala looks along the line to stay onside before latching onto a through ball from Raum down the left flank. Waiting for support to arrive, he stands his man up before trying to pick Havertz out with a low cross using the outside of his right boot. However, the ball is cleared from the six-yard box before it can reach the former Leverkusen star.

Bursting from deep Nmecha gets into his stride in the middle of the park before attempting an effort from just over 20 yards out. His shot is blocked at source, however.

Musiala forces the corner Wirtz drives at the opposition defence from the heart of midfield. To his left, Musiala had made a good run in behind, and the Liverpool man finds him, but the No.10's left-footed strike is blocked by a last-ditch attempt from Ordóñez. Germany don't make anything of the resultant set-piece.

Tah holds firm A counter-attack opens up for Ecuador. Goalscorer Angulo drives at Rüdiger before attempting to release Valencia to his right, but his pass forces the veteran forward wide and his subsequent shot is blocked well by Tah.

Back underway Thirsts have been quenched, and play resumes.

Hydration break Play comes to a halt whilst both sets of players take on fluids to try and beat the heat.

Straight at Galíndez Raum fires a trademark cross in from deep on the left flank. Havertz is the target, and the Leipzig man finds that target with laser precision, but Havertz's header ends up in the outstretched arms of the Ecuadorian goalkeeper.

Dangerous ball from Franco The Ecuadorian right-back has been causing problems on Germany's left flank, most recently whipping a teasing cross in which Sané managed to clear.

First corner for Ecuador Hincapie's attempted cross from high up on the left flank is blocked behind by Kimmich for Ecuador's first corner of the match. Angulo swings it in, but Neuer punches it clear.

Intricate Wirtz plays a great ball round the corner to Havertz's feet. Raum takes off on a speedy overlapping run and the Arsenal forward tries to play a ball into his path, but it's just too close to former Eintracht man Pacho, who makes a crucial intervention as the last man back for Ecuador.

Flashed wide Nmecha plays a one-two with Musiala before letting an effort fly from the right half-space at the edge of the box. It's powerfully struck, but the Dortmund man just drags his effort wide of the left post.

In by Kimmich The No.6 whips a free-kick into the Ecuador box from around 35 yards in off the left flank, but a yellow shirt is first to the ball to clear.

⚽ 9' Nilson Angulo (1-1)

Shot blocked A quick Germany counter-attack culminates in Wirtz finding space on the edge of the Ecuador box. However, he is closed down just as he pulls the trigger for a shot, which is blocked by two Ecuadorian defenders.

Germany want more Musiala and Wirtz are showing relentless energy in the press inside the opening stages here.

⚽ 2' Leroy Sané (0-1)

And we're off! Kai Havertz gets the ball rolling as Germany get us underway here in New Jersey.

National anthems ring out Kick-off is fast approaching...

Germany subs Baumann, Nübel, Anton, Thiaw, Amiri, Goretzka, Groß, Ouédraogo, Stiller, Beier, Leweling, Undav, Woltemade

Ecuador subs Ramírez, Valle, Torres, Estupiñán, Preciado, Porozo, Medina, Alcívar, A. Valencia, Páez, Minda, Castillo, Rodríguez, J. Caicedo, Arévalo

Looking ahead Germany know they will face a third-placed team in the round of 32. Their opponent may not be confirmed until the entire group stage is complete, but as it stands their potential rivals in Boston on 29 June are: South Korea (Group A), Bosnia (Group B), Scotland (Group C), Australia or Paraguay (Group D) and Netherlands, Sweden or Japan (Group F). The latter two groups finish later today, so Nagelsmann can at least narrow down his focus to five possible opponents before everything's finally confirmed.

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Ecuador take on Germany in the final game of Group E, kicking off at 9pm CEST in New York/New Jersey.

⚽ 90+4' Álvaro Fidalgo (0-3)

⚽ 61' Julian Quinones (0-2)

⚽ 55' Mateo Chávez (0-1)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Czechia take on co-hosts Mexico in the final game of Group A of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 2am CEST in Mexico City.

⚽ 63' Thapelo Maseko (1-0)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as South Africa take on South Korea in the final game of Group A of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 2am CEST in Monterrey.

⚽ 60' Matheus Cunha (0-3)

⚽ 45+3' Vinicius Junior (0-2)

⚽ 7' Vinicius Junior (0-1)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Scotland take on Brazil in the final game of Group C of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 11pm CEST in Miami.

⚽ 89' Gessime Yassine (4-2)

⚽ 78' Soufiane Rahimi (3-2)

⚽ 45+1' Ismael Saibari (2-2)

⚽ 43' Wilson Isidor (1-2)

⚽ 39' Achraf Hakimi (1-1)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Morocco take on Haiti in the final game of Group C of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 11pm CEST in Atlanta.

Six added minutes Bosnia look fairly comfortable...

Denied Sead Kolašinac recovers well as Almoez Ali threatens to slip in a team-mate.

Goal in Seattle! Another deflected goal as Ermin Mahmić converts following a corner. Will it be enough for Bosnia to advance?

Surely the winner! Ermin Mahmić with a deflected goal, but will it be enough for Bosnia and Herzegovina?

⚽ 80' Ermin Mahmić (3-1)

Over in BC Canada have pulled a goal back. It's 2-1 against Switzerland, who are heading through in first place.

All or nothing Qatar are throwing everything at this. They need two goals to turn things around and potentially go through in third.

Drained Bosnia have really struggled in the heat since the restart. Even so, 40-year-old Edin Džeko is not happy to be coming off.

Crocked Hassan Al-Haydos goes off injured, with Qatar still in the ascendancy following his goal.

Qatar are really going for it Meanwhile, Switzerland have taken the lead against Canada in Vancouver.

Post! The woodwork denies Pedro Miguel the equaliser on the stroke of half time. Bosnia have been all over the place since conceding...

Qatar pull one back! Not good news for Bosnia's goal difference, but a terrific response from the Gulf nation as captain Hassan Al-Haydos sweeps in Edmilson Junior's cut-back from close range.

⚽ 42' Hassan Al-Haydos (2-1)

Woodwork! Edin Džeko runs clear of the Qatar defence, but his shot comes back off the upright.

As things stand Qatar are heading out, unless they can turn this around. There's been little to suggest they will...

⚽ 29' Kerim Alajbegović (1-0)

Roof of the net Ivan Bašić is not far away as he drives one just over from 30 yards.

Elsewhere It's still goalless between Canada and Switzerland in the group's other game. As things stand, they're going through as the top two.

Chance! Ivan Šunjić is denied by another flying save from Abunada. Bosnia mean business.

Bosnia straight on the attack Ermedin Demirović with an early warning shot from outside the area, forcing Mahmud Abunada into a strong diving save.

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Bosnia and Herzegovina take on Qatar in the final game of Group B of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 8pm CEST in Seattle.

Another chance! Shaffelburg scampers forward down the left and crosses into the middle. Johnston arrives at the back post to head goalwards but it's too close to Kobel, who makes the save.

Next one! Another long throw, another chance! This time it falls to Promise David, whose glancing header sends Kobel scrambling to his left to make the save!

Chance for Canada! A long throw from the left goes all the way to the back post, where Cornelius narrowly misses the target with his header!

Added time We're in the first of six additional minutes.

Switzerland holding on The two strikers, Manzambi and Embolo, have gone off as the Swiss look to see this result to the final whistle. Canada are pushing hard for an equaliser at the moment, though.

Permutations If the score stays the same, Switzerland go through to the round of 32 as Group B winners. However, if Canada equalise, they will finish top due to superior goal difference.

Almost the equaliser! Eustaquio bends an inviting free-kick from the right into the box but Cornelius header flies just wide!

⚽ 76' Promise David (2-1)

Back under way Both teams have made changes for the closing stages.

Hydration break Time to get some water on board!

Applying pressure The tournament co-hosts are building momentum, as they did towards the end of the first half, and are pinning Switzerland back inside their own penalty box.

Chance for Canada! Miller does brilliantly to tear into space down the left. He crosses low into the box and finds David, whose first touch is superb to set him up for a shot. Elvedi launches himself in front of the ball, however, and makes a brilliant block.

Manzambi down The youngster remains on the ground after a tussle with Laryea and it looks like he needs treatment.

Triple change Canada react to that goal by bringing on three new players in a bid to show a reaction.

⚽ 57' Johan Manzambi (2-0)

Half chance for Larin Ahmed pings a cross into the middle from the left. Larin rises above Akanji but can't quite connect with the ball.

Canada disjointed Canada can't seem to get a foothold in the game right now, and are having difficulty putting even just a couple of passes together.

Scoring habit Switzerland have scored five of their six goals at this World Cup in the second halves of their games.

Almost in again Xhaka nudges an outside-of-the-foot pass into the box for Manzambi, who is bundled over. The Freiburg man appeals fro a penalty but the referee waves for play to continue.

⚽ 46' Rubén Vargas (1-0)

And we're off! The second half is under way!

Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar update! The other Group B match being played concurrently in Seattle is between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Qatar. The European side have taken a 2-0 lead, lifting them to four points. Neither Switzerland nor Canada need to worry just yet, but if Bosnia score a few more goals then it could make things interesting in terms of goal difference later on.

Opening for Ahmed! A lovely attack from Canada as they work the ball from right to left. Larin slides it into Ahmed, but his low strike lacks power and precision, and is blocked for a corner.

Over from Johnston A loose ball falls kindly for Johnston, but his first-time strike from 25 yards out goes well over.

Well over Xhaka has a go but the ball is always rising and goes well over the target.

Prime location Laryea runs into Embolo and gives a free-kick away around 30 yards from goal, slightly left of centre. It's the perfect position for a Xhaka special...

Canada much more aggressive Canada coach Jesse Marsch has been an animated figure on the touchline. He appears to have transmitted some of that energy to his players during the hydration break, as they are much bolder and more aggressive now, not allowing Switzerland as much time on the ball.

Treatment break Vargas and Johnston are on the ground after a collision but they both seem to be ok to continue.

Here we go again The ball is back in play in Vancouver.

First break Time for some tactical tweaks with the first hydration break of the game.

Next chance for Switzerland Embolo darts into the box and has space to get a shot away, but it's on his weaker left foot and he doesn't make a clean connection. It's a comfortable save in the end for Crépeau.

No penalty Manzambi tears forward on the break and latches on to a long ball. He gets into the box and goes to ground under pressure from Laryea, but the referee signals straight away that it's not enough for a penalty.

Double chance! A through-ball from Rodriguez dissects the Canada defence, leaving Embolo one-on-one with the goalkeeper. His shot is well saved though, and Manzambi's follow-up on the rebound is also blocked.

High press Canada are pushing up high into the Switzerland half when out of possession, denying them the chance to build out from the back and forcing them to punt long balls forward.

Dangerous location Jaquez commits a foul near the corner flag on the Switzerland right, giving Canada an opportunity to swing in a cross. The delivery is poor though, and the Europeans clear it.

Peeeeep! Canada get the ball rolling in Vancouver.

Pre-match formalities The players are lined up on the pitch, ready for national anthems and handshakes.

Switzerland subs Keller, Mvogo, Amenda, Cömert, Widmer, Rieder, Aebischer, Fassnacht, Jashari, Zakaria, Itten, Amdouni, Okafor, Ndoye

Canada subs St. Clair, Goodman, Waterman, Bombito, Davies, Eustaquio, Millar, Shaffelburg, Osorio, Sigur, Oluwaseyi, David, Nelson

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Switzerland take on co-hosts Canada in the final game of Group B of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 8pm CEST in Vancouver.

⚽ 76' Daniel Muñoz (1-0)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Colombia take on DR Congo in Group K of the FIFA World Cup 2026, with the game kicking off at 3am CEST in Guadalajara.

⚽ 54' Ante Budimir (0-1)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Panama take on Croatia in Group L of the FIFA World Cup 2026, with the game kicking off at midnight CEST in Toronto.

Constant pressure England are pushing for a winner here. Ghana can't get out of their own half, and barely their own box.

Off the line! Guehi's header following a corner is cleared off the line at the back post!

Last throw of the dice England make their final substitution as Rashford comes on for Madueke, who had a decent game.

Rarity in store? England have only failed to score once in their last 25 internationals, a 1-0 defeat by Japan in March this year.

Chance for Ghana! Eze loses the ball cheaply down the England left and Ghana break forward. Senaya gets in behind the defence and goes down under pressure from Konsa inside the box, but he still gets a shot away while on the ground. It's going towards goal but hits his own player - Semenyo - before England clear.

Scrappy The game has been interrupted in the last few minutes by lots of niggly fouls.

More changes Tuchel makes two more substitutions, freshening up the attack with Eze and Rogers.

Break in play The second and final hydration break is upon us.

Over from Saka! Mudueke, now on the left wing after Saka's introduction, takes on his man and gets to the byline. His cross to the back post finds Saka, but he heads over.

It opens up for Kane! Ghana try to play the ball out from the back but lose possession cheaply. It comes to Kane just outside the box, but his left-footed strike lacks both the power and precision to beat the goalkeeper.

Subs coming Both teams are preparing to make some changes.

Over from Madueke Rice's initial delivery is cleared but England keep possession and work it via Gordon to Madueke, whose curling effort goes high and wide of the target.

Another free-kick Kane is fouled this time, left of centre and 25 yards from goal...

Free-kick to England Williams brings down Gordon wide on the left and England have a set piece in a dangerous position. Rice whips it to the back posts and finds Anderson, but his powerful header is blocked.

Bolder approach Having sat back for most of the first half, Ghana are trying things a bit more now and are forcing England to defend more.

Chance for Ghana! Senaya gets in behind Gordon and beats him to a long, diagonal pass. He's got a clear sight of goal but, under pressure from Spence, he can't hit the target.

Superb from Bellingham Semenyo finds space for seemingly the first time all game. He's tracked by Bellingham though, and the former Dortmund man dispossesses him with a brilliant sliding tackle.

Same rhythm The second half has slipped into the same pattern as the first, with England dominating the ball but struggling to make headway against a well-drilled Ghana side.

Underway once more Ghana get the second half up and running.

First glimpse for Kane A quick attack from England culminates in Rice sliding a pass into Kane. He shifts his feet well and gets a shot away, but once again there are too many Ghana players in the way, and it goes out for a corner.

Added time There will be six additional minutes.

First corner Ayew and Semenyo do well down the Ghana left in their first period of sustained pressure. They win a corner, but it's headed clear.

First booking Rice is shown the first yellow card of the game for arriving late into a tackle.

More good work from Madueke He takes on his marker down the right, gets to the byline and dinks a right-footed cross to the back post. Rice arrives and wins the header, but can only send his effort over the bar.

Set piece needed? England have been camped out in Ghana's half for the majority of the game, but there's so little space to work in and no room for runs in behind. Perhaps a free-kick or corner might be the way for the breakthrough to come.

Rare foray forward Ghana win a free-kick wide on the left, close to the halfway line. They send plenty of bodies forward in a bid to crowd the box, but Guehi wins the header and is fouled in the process.

And we're back The ball is rolling once more.

Hydration break Three minutes for the players to take on some fluids and receive tactical tweaks from their coaches.

Treatment James and Ayew are both on the field receiving medical treatment after a clash of heads.

And again! Spence runs into space down the left and cuts it back to Rice, but his shot is blocked.

More good work from Rice The midfielder wins the ball well on the left and cuts it back for Gordon. He shifts it on to Anderson, whose shot is blocked.

Over from Rice Gordon wins a free-kick in a central position, around 25 yards from goal. James nudges it to Rice, whose rasping drive arrows just over the bar.

Almost! Madueke slides a ball inside to James, darting into the Ghana box down the right. He squares it into the middle, but can only find a Ghana foot.

Neat but no end product A driving run forward from Rice and some neat one-touch passing around the edge of the box involving Kane and Bellingham, but Ghana get enough bodies back to crowd them out.

Easily cleared Rice's delivery is poor and doesn't make it past the first defender, who heads the ball clear.

Promising position Madueke is fouled on the right, a little way outside the box. It's prime location for Rice to swing one in...

Sitting back Despite the mild temperatures, Ghana aren't pressing high here. Instead, they're sitting back deep inside their own half and inviting England to break them down.

Here we go! England get the ball rolling!

England subs Henderson, Trafford, O'Reilly, Stones, Chalobah, Burn, Quansah, Henderson, Mainoo, Rogers, Eze, Saka, Rashford, Watkins, Toney

Ghana subs Zigi, Anang, Seidu, Mumin, Rahman, Oppong, Luckassen, Owusu, Boakye, Fatawu, Thomas-Asante, Baah, Sulemana, Nuamah, Adu

Welcome! Follow all of the action as England take on Ghana in Group L of the FIFA World Cup 2026, with the game kicking off at 9pm CEST in Boston.

Wide! Rafael Leão crosses into the penalty area for Ronaldo, but he's at full stretch and can't direct the ball on target.

Close! Francisco Trincão is not far away from adding a sixth Portugal goal as he steers a first-time effort just beyond the far post. Superb build-up play from Ronaldo and Mendes to create that.

Five added minutes Still time for Ronaldo to complete his hat-trick...

It's five! Portugal attack up the right-hand side with Semedo. His low cross is just behind Ronaldo, but perfect for Rafael Leão, who sweeps an emphatic first-time finish into the top corner.

⚽ 87' Rafael Leão (5-0)

Fierce hit! Fernandes from downtown, but Nematov is equal to it. The loose ball was just out of Ronaldo's reach...

Attack, attack, attack There's a really open feel to the game in the closing stages, with Portugal out to extend their lead and Uzbekistan chasing a morale-boosting consolation.

Half chance! Ronaldo is dispossessed in the final third as Uzbekistan counter. It's quickly worked up to Shomurodov, who strikes the ball cleanly from 18 yards, but can't keep his shot down.

Hat-trick hunting Ronaldo closes down the Uzbekistan goalkeeper, who's slow to clear. The Portugal captain is first to the loose ball and turns to shoot goalwards, but Nematov recovers, diving to his right to push the shot to safety.

Nearly! Portugal are straight back on the attack with Nuno Mendes. He charges up the left-hand side and cuts a ball back for Ronaldo, whose goal-bound shot is blocked.

Hydration break Portugal are cruising to victory in Houston, but they won't want to let up. Goal difference could be key in Group K, especially if Colombia beat Congo DR later today.

In the book Uzbekistan play it out from the back and look to progress the ball down the right, but Veiga bodychecks Ganiev to thwart a promising attack, earning the defender a booking.

Attacking change Another change for Portugal as Martínez aims to rest players ahead of Matchday 3: João Félix makes way for Francisco Trincão.

Clear daylight Fernandes' corner towards the near post finds a way through to Khusanov, who scores an own goal after having no time to react.

Off the training ground Wow! Almost a fourth for Portugal and what a goal that would have been. Ronaldo shapes up to take a trademark free-kick but jogs past the ball, before Fernandes clips the ball over the wall and into his path - Nematov is on hand to make a superb stop.

Wide! Shukurov cuts onto his left foot before unleashing a shot low towards Costa's goal, which is deflected behind for a corner that is played short before Ronaldo heads the ball clear.

Costa tested Fayzullaev, who scored Uzbekistan's goal against Colombia, forces Portugal's custodian into a comfortable save. The chance came after the AFC representatives almost played themselves into trouble at the opposite end.

From distance! João Félix unleashes an effort from around 30-yards, and it sails narrowly over Uzbekistan's crossbar. Portugal are starting the second half like they did the first - with intent.

We're back under way! Portugal get the ball rolling again, and there's changes for both nations. Nélson Semedo and Francisco Conceição replace João Cancelo and Pedro Neto in like-for-like changes. For Uzbekistan, Mozgovoy and Alijonov enter the fray.

Almost a fourth! Cancelo plays in another delicious cross into the path of Ronaldo, who lifts the ball over the onrushing Nematov but Khusanov is on hand to clear the ball off the line.

Ending with intent Portugal are looking to end the half strongly, but Uzbekistan are able to clear their crosses.

Into added time The fourth official has signalled six additional minutes.

⚽ 39' Cristiano Ronaldo (3-0)

In search of a third Pedro Neto continues to be lively down Portugal's right, ghosting past his marker, but this time his cross is cleared.

Goal ruled out Ganiev strikes the ball beautifully into the top corner past Diogo Costa from range but it's ruled out for a foul on Cancelo in the build-up after Uzbekistan pressed Portugal high up the pitch to force a defensive error.

A way back in? Since the hydration break, Uzbekistan have seen more possession of the ball but so far, it's in front of Portugal's defensive block.

In control Portugal are enjoying themselves out there. Fernandes and Mendes link up well down the left, which leads to Uzbekistan losing their cool and conceding a free-kick on the edge of the penalty area. Fernandes clips another ball in, but Uzbekistan are able to clear the danger.

Looking for a response Portugal are caught sleeping which allows Nasrullaev to try his luck from the left, but Diogo Costa is alert to the situation to deny the attacker.

⚽ 17' Nuno Mendes (2-0)

Free-kick in a dangerous position Pedro Neto has been lively down Portugal's right, and now he's won a free-kick on the edge of the box after being brought down by Xamrobekov. Ronaldo lines up to take it...

⚽ 6' Cristiano Ronaldo (1-0)

Millimetres away! Mendes whips in a delightful cross from the left with pace into the path of Ronaldo but the Portugal captain, at full stretch, can't connect with the ball.

Early chance! The ball is played into João Neves, who turns on a dime before laying the ball off for Fernandes. The Manchester United man forces Nematov into an early save, but the resulting corner doesn't amount to anything.

Playing with intent Already Portugal are looking to assert their dominance. Every outfield player is in Uzbekistan's half, but their opponents are quick to instigate the press.

Off we go! Uzbekistan get the ball rolling!

Kick-off approaching The teams are out, the national anthems are being played and we're moments from a ball being kicked in Houston, USA.

Uzbekistan subs Yusupov, Ergashev, Alijonov, Sayfiev, Eshmurodov, Ulmasaliyev, Urozov, Mozgovoy, Iskanderov, Jiyanov, Urunov, Khamdamov, Esanov, Amonov, Sergeev

Portugal subs Sa, Silva, Semedo, Araujo, Dalot, Inacio, Costa, Nunes, Silva, Neves, Ramos, Trinçao, Leao, Guedes, Conceiçao

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Portugal take on Uzbekistan in Group K of the FIFA World Cup 2026, with the game kicking off at 6pm CEST in Houston.

⚽ 82' Amine Gouiri (1-2)

⚽ 69' Nadhir Benbouali (1-1)

⚽ 36' Nizar Al Rashdan (1-0)

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⚽ 90+3' Ismaila Sarr (3-2)

⚽ 58' Erling Haaland (3-1)

⚽ 53' Ismaila Sarr (2-1)

⚽ 48' Erling Haaland (2-0)

⚽ 43' Marcus Holmgren Pedersen (1-0)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Norway take on Senegal in Group I of the FIFA World Cup 2026, with the game kicking off at 1am CEST in New York/New Jersey.