Goretzka for Nmecha Germany make a substitution at half-time as outgoing Bayern man Goretzka replaces Dortmund's Nmecha in central midfield.

Corner again Germany's fifth corner. Again it comes to nothing.

Germany again! Following another corner, Kimmich gets a shot off from a tight angle on the left, but he doesn't really connect and Gill can gather.

Nmecha! Via a series of deflections the ball somehow finds its way to Nmecha, who shoots first time, but the deflected ball trickles past the left post.

Mountain to climb Paraguay haven't lost a World Cup game in which they scored first since 2002 against Spain.

Stoppage time Five minutes of added time.

Now it gets really tough The lead will hardly discourage Paraguay from sticking to their disruptive style of play. Germany must now find a way through twice.

⚽ 42' Julio Enciso (0-1)

Lacking conviction After a short corner, Wirtz is actually in a shooting position, but he hesitates for too long. In the end, the ball is gone.

Pressing on point, accuracy not yet Brown wins the ball and it's quickly moved to Havertz out on the left. But he takes too long and then plays a rather sloppy pass to the edge of the penalty area.

Good idea Nmecha looks for Havertz between the lines, but the ball won't stick for him as he turns - slightly held by Canale - and it rolls through.

A test of patience Paraguay continue to sit extremely deep, defending in two clear banks of four just in front of their own penalty area. Good ideas are needed by Germany, who seem to be looking to Wirtz on the left to produce.

Sané offside A great long ball from Kimmich, but the winger is marginally offside.

Back under way Topped up with liquids, can Germany turn their dominance into a lead?

Hydration break Three minutes for you to have a drink and mull over the first quarter of this tie.

Paraguay slowing it down After a foul by Brown, goalkeeper Gill takes his time with the free-kick.

A planned routine Kimmich delivers the ball from the left corner to the far post. Tah cannot get a proper connection on it and a foul was called anyway.

Down the left Wirtz and Brown combine their way in behind. The latter's cross is blocked for a corner.

High tempo It is an impressive opening phase with two teams looking to push forward. Germany have taken control in the last few minutes, though.

Last-ditch defending Wirtz delivers brilliantly from the left into the six-yard box, where Canale gets to the ball one step ahead of Havertz. Corner for Germany.

Undav into the action First attempt by Germany as Undav is played in on the left, but his curling shot bends over the far corner.

First stoppage Gustavo Gómez got hurt in a challenge with Undav, meaning a brief stoppage.

Defending together The South Americans are really going for it early on. A quick transition moment and Enciso has a lot of space, but in the end Nmecha and Kimmich clear it together.

On the front foot A bold start by Paraguay. Julio Enciso drives forward down the left, and in the end his deflected shot goes behind for a corner.

We're off... Paraguay kick off this round of 32 encounter. France or Sweden await the winners.

A long time coming... The teams are out in Boston. It's Germany's first appearance in the knockout rounds of a World Cup since the 2014 final. But they have won eight of their last nine knockout games, losing the other 1-0 to Spain in the 2010 semi-final.

Undav starts! Julian Nagelsmann makes two changes following the 2-1 defeat to Ecuador as Nathaniel Brown (Eintracht Frankfurt) – back from injury – and Deniz Undav (VfB Stuttgart) come in for David Raum (RB Leipzig) and Jamal Musiala (Bayern Munich).

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Germany take on Paraguay in the FIFA World Cup 2026 round of 32, kicking off at 10:30pm CEST in Boston.

Knockout blow?! Martinelli finds himself between two defenders as a ball is sent into the penalty area, and the finish is as good as they get - right into the corner. Brazil are moments from a place in the Round of 32!

⚽ 90+6' Gabriel Martinelli (2-1)

Six added minutes A lot can happen in that time...

Sugawara does his job Excellent defending by the substitute. The Bremen man gets the better of Vini Junior, winning the foot race along the left byline and clearing the danger.

Vin-decision Another solo run from the increasingly influential Vinicius, who can't quite make up his mind inside the penalty area. In the end, he opts for the square pass, which fails to find a teammate.

Drinks break The players have a chance to hydrate after a manic start to the half.

Both sides make changes Martinelli comes on for the ineffective Cunha. Japan shift to a slightly more defensive set-up as Sugawara replaces Dōan. It's one Bundesliga player for another.

Ueda tests Alisson After a slightly deflected shot from the left corner of the penalty area, the Brazilian keeper has to make a second save. He can't quite keep hold of the ball, however.

Japan remain dangerous on the counter Brazil are clearly more dominant, but the underdogs still have something to offer. Maeda gets past Danilo but plays the ball too far ahead of himself.

Fast-paced and all to play for The second half makes up a little for the rather monotonous first period. It's end-to-end...the match seems completely open.

Vinicius denied! What a moment from the dribbling maestro. Tomiyasu is left for dead with an ankle-breaker, and the chipped shot from a few yards out, coming from the half-left channel, is tipped onto the post by Suzuki. What a save that was!

Casemiro doesn't miss this time! The next cross, this time from Gabriel, flies through the penalty area towards the back post. Casemiro aims better this time and gives Suzuki no chance with a powerful header. That's the equaliser!

⚽ 56' Casemiro (1-1)

Casemiro denied! Brazil are growing stronger and really should really have equalised. After another cross goes into a dangerous area, this time Casemiro only needs to head it in from close range, but somehow three Japanese players, including the goalkeeper, clear it off the line.

Guimarães! Brazil's best player has their best chance of the game so far. Danilo delivers a silky cross into the crowded penalty area and the midfielder heads powerfully towards the right corner. Suzuki then makes a strong save to keep it at 1-0.

Lively start Endrick breaks free down the right and drives towards the box, but his through ball to Vinicius is overhit. Suzuki is there to collect.

Danilo booked The right back stops a Japanese counter-attack after shoving Maeda to the ground.

Tenacious play Even at the start of the second half, the Japanese aren't giving their counterparts any time to breathe.

The second half begins with a sub The injured Paqueta is replaced by top talent Endrick for Brazil.

Strong positioning The pace is lacking from Brazil. Cunha receives the ball in the centre of the pitch, but is immediately surrounded by three Japanese players and is dispossessed.

Injury Time There will be four minutes added on.

Tactical foul Former Frankfurt midfielder Kamada stops a counter-attack and is consequently shown a yellow card.

Brazil frustrated The favourites look tense. Japan are now pushing out well from the back and keeping Brazil away from their own goal. However, the Selecao still have plenty of time to get back on level terms.

Japan's tactical plan pays off Defensively, Japan head coach Moriyasu has come up with something pretty effective so far. Vinicius's side of the pitch is crowded, but the right side with Rayan has barely been exploited by Brazil. What remains are long-range, speculative shots.

Vini on the charge Vinicius tries his luck from distance, but this shot is too central. The reliable Suzuki holds on to the bouncing ball.

How will the Selecao respond? The favourites now really need to raise their game. The first response: an attack down the left flank, which ends in another free kick.

Debut goal It's Sano's first goal for his nation – and on this stage of all places. Not a bad way to do it...

⚽ 29' Kaishu Sano (0-1)

Shot for Japan Ueda rises high, but doesn't get enough control on the header and it goes well over.

Drinks break over The match is back underway. Japan win a corner straight away.

Sano in focus The Mainz player is once again at the centre of attention. Following his early booking, he has frequently been called upon and has been involved in many duels. In midfield, he had made a strong clearance in a follow-up challenge just a few minutes ago, but now near his own goal line he is somewhat fortunate that a tackle against Cunha goes unpunished once again.

Tactical phase Japan are sitting deep, lying in wait for counter-attacks. Brazil are trying to break them down through their play, but the underdogs are looking more composed as the match progresses.

Deflected Kamada wants to sneak the free kick under the wall, but the attempt is blocked and turned away for a corner.

Risky challenge Casemiro receives a card for a foul just inches outside his own penalty area.

Double chance! Brazil are growing stronger. Cunha's long-range shot is deflected by Suzuki around the left post, and from the resulting corner Guimarães heads just wide.

Sano picks up an early yellow card Not intentional, but clearly late. Sano stepped on Vinicius's foot and duly recieves the first booking of the match.

Dominant start Brazil have been much the better side so far. Guimarães has a go at goal again, but his long-range effort only finds the head of teammate Paquetá.

Dangerous free kick A Brazilian free kick from the left half-space floats into the penalty area. Suzuki is back in position but has to gather the ball at the second time of asking after trying to pluck it out of the air.

Suzuki to the rescue This time the attack comes down the left flank. Vinicius is played in behind the defence, but Suzuki rushes off his line and gets to the ball one step ahead of the Real Madrid superstar goalscorer. That was an important intervention from the Japanese keeper.

Guimarães opens up Brazil combine down the right flank. The deflected shot from the midfielder goes wide of the right post. Corner for the Selecao...

Kick-off The Round of 32 tie, the first real top-tier match of the knockouts, is underway!

Brazil subs Weverton, Ederson, Sandro, Bremer, Pereira, Ibañez, Éderson Silva, Fabinho, Danilo, Neymar, Endrick, Henrique, Martinelli, Thiago.

Japan subs Ōsako, Hayakawa, Sugawara, Itakura, Nagatomo, Watanabe, Seko, J. Suzuki, Tanaka, Kubo, Y. Suzuki, Machino, Gotō, Ogawa, Shiogai.

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Brazil take on Japan in the FIFA World Cup 2026 round of 32, kicking off at 7pm CEST in Houston.

South Africa throw the kitchen sink Bafana Bafana have pushed everyone forward in search of an equaliser. However, the end product simply hasn't been there. Crépeau comes out to collect a loose cross. That should be that.

⚽ 90+2' Stephen Eustaquio (0-1)

Stoppage time There will be a minimum of five additional minutes. Will we see a late winner here?

Double South Africa change Rayners and Moremi are on for the final few minutes of normal time.

Rare South Africa attack Appollis appears in the opposition half and shoots from around 20 yards out. Crépeau has to stretch to make the stop, but he - just about - holds onto the ball.

Canada running out of time There are less than 10 minutes of normal time left, and despite their very best efforts, the first goal of the game remains elusive. Canada look far more likely to score as things stand, especially after Davies' introduction.

Instant impact Davies is pulling the strings once again, laying the ball into the path of Promise David on the left side of the South Africa box. The forward's shot is too central and is palmed away by Williams.

Hydration break The second hydration break is called by the referee. Marsch has used the opportunity to make some more substitutions, bringing on Promise David and Shaffelburg for the final 20 minutes or so.

What a clearance! Oluwaseyi runs away from the entire South African but is denied by a strong Williams save. After that, Mbokazi hacks the ball away just ahead of David, who would have had a simple finish otherwise. Somehow, it's still 0-0.

Appollis from range The South African attacker has time and space to shoot. He does so from around 25 yards out, but his effort skews well off target.

First Canada changes Marsch brings on Sigur and De Fougerolles for the booked Saliba and Bombito. Still no sign of Davies, however...

Slick counter A move that starts with the South African goalkeeper very nearly opens Canada up. In the end, Mbatha floats a cross towards the back post, but Crépeau is alert to the danger and plucks the ball out of the sky.

Saliba booked The Canadian midfielder dragged his opponent back in the middle of the park to prevent an attack. He duly picks up a yellow card for the tactical foul.

Long throw goes awry Johnston tries to launch one into the South Africa box, but it evades all of his teammates. The co-hosts have looked a little flat so far this half.

Normal service resumes South Africa have started the half by reasserting control in the middle of the pitch. They'll be hoping to do more with it in dangerous areas though.

Second-half gets going The ball is rolling again in LA. South African head coach Broos has made his first change, bringing on Mbatha for Mofokeng.

Stoppage time There will be a minimum of three minutes added on.

Penalty appeal! Laryea goes down under a challange and wants a penalty kick, but Mudau appeared to touch the ball first and then the opponent. The referee waves away Canada's protests.

Five minutes until the break South Africa are growing into this one as we head towards halftime.

Bombito to the rescue Appollis drives into the Canada box with intent, but just as he prepares to shoot, Bombito slides in superbly to make a crucial block and avert the danger.

Oluwaseyi has a go The Canada forward decides to shoot from a tight angle on the left side of the penalty area, but Williams is able to make a simple catch.

Boos from the crowd Some fans are growing frustrated with the South African defenders passing the ball around the back and are expressing their displeasure.

Hydration break Play is paused for the first of two hydration breaks. It's fair to say Canada have looked the more likely to score so far.

Wide from David Eustáquio whips in a lovely driven corner, which finds an unmarked David central in the penalty area. Unfortunately for the co-hosts, the Juventus forward's first-time shot flashes well wide of Williams's goal.

Big challenge from Mbokazi South Africa look to be in some trouble as Millar races away down the left channel for Canada. However, Mbokazi scrambles across in the nick of time to make an important block. All of Canada's attacks have been concentrated down the left so far.

First shot of the game South Africa advance with Makgopa on the right. However, he has little support in the final third and so attempts a long-range shot, which is easily saved.

Quiet start Canada are enjoying more possession, but South Africa look well organised, as they're keeping the ball away from their own goal and relying on swift counterattacks.

We're underway! The ball is rolling at Los Angeles Stadium. Canada are in their all-black kit, while South Africa are in their familiar yellow and green.

National anthem time The anthems are being belted out. Kick-off is just moments away in LA.

South Africa subs Chaine, Goss, Matuludi, Ndamane, Kabini, Sibisi, Makhanya, Cross, Mbatha, Adams, Moremi, Foster, Rayners, Sebelebele.

Canada subs St. Clair, Goodman, Jones, De Fougerolles, Waterman, Davies, Choinière, Shaffelburg, Ahmed, Osorio, Sigur, Larin, David, Nelson.

Welcome! Follow all of the action as South Africa take on Canada in the round of 32, kicking off at 9pm CEST in Los Angeles.

⚽ 90+3' Riyad Mahrez (3-2)

⚽ 60' Riyad Mahrez (2-2)

⚽ 55' Marcel Sabitzer (1-2)

⚽ 45' Rafik Belghali (1-1)

⚽ 28' Marko Arnautović (0-1)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Algeria take on Austria in the final game of Group J of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 3am CEST in Kansas City.

⚽ 55' Mousa Al Tamari (1-2)

⚽ 31' Lautaro Martínez (P) (0-2)

⚽ 19' Giovani Lo Celso (0-1)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Jordan take on Argentina in the final game of Group J of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 3am CEST in Dallas.

⚽ 78' Fiston Mayele (2-1)

⚽ 68' Yoane Wissa (P) (1-1)

⚽ 10' Eldor Shomurodov (0-1)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as DR Congo take on Uzbekistan in the final game of Group K of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 12:30am CEST in Atlanta.

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Colombia take on Portugal in the final game of Group K of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 12:30am CEST in Miami.

⚽ 73' Derrick Luckassen (1-1)

⚽ 31' Petar Sučić (1-0)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Croatia take on Ghana in the final game of Group L of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 10pm CEST in Philadelphia.

Shot blocked Eze is played in for England but Córdoba recovers well to block his shot and give away a corner.

Panama denied a goal Fajardo is played in behind the England back-line and fires the ball into the top right corner past a helpless Pickford. However, the offside flag is then raised. It was a close one though...

Double Panama substitution Davis and Quintero will get a late run-out after replacing Gutiérrez and Harvey.

England push for a third Madueke has looked bright since coming on, almost grabbing a quick-fire assist. The Arsenal winger drills a cross towards the far post, but Rashford slashes at his attempted shot and the ball flies well wide of the target.

Kane makes way Watkins and Henderson replace Kane and Anderson for the final few minutes. Henderson is breaking a record of his own tonight, having become the first Englishman to play at seven major international tournaments.

Possible opponents England are top of the group again and, as things stand, would face Senegal in the first knockout round. If DR Congo win later on against Uzbekistan, they will be England's Round of 32 opponent.

Wide from Ismael The ball falls kindly for Ismael inside the England box. He touches the ball away from Konsa and shoots, but the ball ends up in the side-netting. Panama have enjoyed a decent spell since the hydration break.

Changes for both sides The end of the second hydration break sees Eze replace the brilliant Bellingham, while Díaz and Londoño are on for Panama.

⚽ 67' Harry Kane (0-2)

Double change Madueke and Spence are on for the final 30 minutes, replacing Saka and the injured Quansah.

⚽ 62' Jude Bellingham (0-1)

Quansah receives treatment The Leverkusen defender looks to have done something to his ankle. Spence is getting ready to come on...

Side-netting from Rashford The England winger bursts forward down the left and fizzes a shot goalwards from a tight angle. He finds the side-netting, which was probably the wrong choice with Kane unmarked inside the Panama box...

Fajardo booked José Fajardo pulls Konsa's jersey and receives the first yellow card of the game.

How did that not go in!? Rashford whips a lovely cross into the opposition box, looking for Kane in the six-yard box. One Panama defender plays the ball off his teammates leg and the ball spins just over the top of the crossbar. That was very nearly the tournament's first comedy own goal!

Bellingham takes a knock The Real Madrid superstar is clipped by Córdoba and looks to be in some discomfort. At the other end of the pitch, Martínez stayed on the ground after O'Reilly landed on top of him. Both players are back on their feet.

Second half is underway The ball is rolling again. Panama have made a change at the break, bringing on Fajardo for Rodríguez.

A daunting prospect Should they finish second in Group L, England will play Portugal or Colombia in the Round of 32 and Spain (or Austria) in the round of 16. A matchup with Germany could also be on the cards in the semi-finals.

Not far away! Rashford takes the free-kick from around 25 yards out. He curls it around the wall, but it ends up flashing just wide of Mosquera's left post. He has been England's biggest threat in the first half, although that isn't saying too much.

Stoppage time There will be three minutes of stoppage time before the break. England have a central free-kick from a dangerous position here...

Corner struggles for Saka The winger has assumed corner-kick responsibilities in the absence of Rice tonight. However, it's fair to say he hasn't troubled the Panama defenders so far, as his latest effort was headed away uncontested at the near post.

The pressure is on... Croatia have taken the lead against Ghana, meaning that, as things stand, England have dropped down to second in Group L. They'll need to win tonight to keep hold of top spot.

Nice idea from O'Reilly The Manchester City full-back makes a clever run into the Panama box and is well picked out by Rashford. O'Reilly tries to flick the floated ball into the corner of the net with his head, but it lacks power and is easily saved.

Match resumes The game is back underway, and it's Panama who catch England napping. After winning the ball, Rodríguez suddenly appears on the left in front of Pickford and forces the England goalkeeper into a strong stop at the near post. Panama continue to pose a threat on the counter.

Hydration break Despite the persistent rain, the referee has paused proceedings for the first of two hydration breaks.

Shot blocked! Rogers can't work the space for a shot inside the Panama penalty area, and so he rolls it off to Saka on the right side. The Arsenal man gets a shot off, but it's well blocked by Andrade.

Wasted opportunity for Panama This time, England are caught in possession in their own half, but Rodríguez can't hold the ball up and is quickly dispossessed. Tuchel's side can't afford to be that casual at the back.

Tame from Saka England have another corner, which this time is taken short. After a give-and-go, Saka shoots from a tight angle, but it lacks bite and is easily held by Mosquera.

Rashford lets fly It's nice, direct play from the Manchester United winger. He cuts inside onto his right foot and shoots from the edge of the Panama box, forcing a decent stop from the keeper at his near post.

Rodríguez tests Pickford Panama have a shot at goal right from kick-off, but fortunately for the three Lions, the effort is straight at Pickford, who holds onto the ball with ease.

We're underway! The ball is rolling in New Jersey. England are in their changed red and blue strip, while Panama play in all white.

National anthem time The England players and fans are currently belting out God Save the King, which means only one thing: kick-off is moments away.

Panama subs Samudio, Mejía, Miller, Davis, Ramos, Fariña, Blackman, Yanis, Godoy, Quintero, Carrasquilla, Londoño, Waterman, Fajardo Díaz

England subs Henderson, Trafford, Stones, Chalobah, Burn, Spence, Rice, Henderson, Mainoo, Eze, Gordon, Watkins, Madueke, Toney

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Panama take on England in the final game of Group L of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 10pm CEST in New York/New Jersey.

⚽ 90+4' Alexis Saelemaekers (1-5)

⚽ 86' Romelu Lukaku (1-4)

⚽ 84' Elijah Just (1-3)

⚽ 66' Kevin De Bruyne (0-3)

⚽ 50' Leandro Trossard (0-2)

⚽ 28' Leandro Trossard (0-1)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as New Zealand take on Belgium in the final game of Group G of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 4am CEST in Vancouver.

⚽ 14' Ramin Rezaeian (1-1)

⚽ 5' Mahmoud Saber (1-0)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Egypt take on Iran in the final game of Group G of the FIFA World Cup 2026, kicking off at 4am CEST in Seattle.

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Cabo Verde take on Saudi Arabia in the final game of Group H, kicking off at 1am CEST in Houston.

⚽ 42' Álex Baena (0-1)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Uruguay take on Spain in the final game of Group H, kicking off at 1am CEST in Guadalajara.

⚽ 82' Iliman Ndiaye (5-0)

⚽ 71' Pape Gueye (4-0)

⚽ 59' Pape Gueye (3-0)

⚽ 56' Ismaila Sarr (2-0)

⚽ 4' Habib Diarra (1-0)

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Senegal take on Iraq in the final game of Group I, kicking off at 8pm CEST in Toronto.

Doué adds a fourth goal! France wrap up the three points - and indeed the group win - in style. Barcola crosses the ball to Doué in the centre of the Norway box, who expertly heads the ball beyond the helpless Selvik. Job done for the pre-tournament favourites.

⚽ 90+4' Désiré Doué (1-4)

Stoppage time There will be an additional five minutes of play.

France managing the final moments The 2018 world champions are just slowing things down here, knocking the ball around comfortably. Norway are still chasing them down, but they can't create scoring opportunities from their limited possession.

France also switch things up Premier League standouts Mateta and Gusto replace Mbappé and Koundé for France. They're almost over the line...

Double substitution There will be some Bundesliga representation for the final few minutes here, as RB Leipzig's Nusa is on for Norway. Bodø/Glimt winger Petter Hauge will also get a runout.

Bayern man makes way Upamecano is replaced by Real Madrid new boy Konate for the final 15 minutes or so.

First yellow card for France Tchouameni goes in too aggressively on Aasgaard, which results in a booking for the Frenchman.

What a chance for Bobb! Norway race away on the counter and goalscorer Aasgaard is able to find Bobb on the right side of the French penalty area. He pulls the trigger, but his effort at goal is well saved by Maignan, who has kept his side in the lead this half. Norway are running out of time to level this one.

Second hydration break There will be a three-minute pause in proceedings as the players take on fluids.

Both sides make changes Barcola and Cherki are on for the French, replacing Olise and hat-trick hero Dembélé. Meanwhile, Norway swap Falchener for Langås.

Wide from Lacroix From a fairly central area, Olise curls a delicious free-kick into the Norway box. Lacroix is there to meet it at the back post, but he can't quite convert from a narrow angle.

Selvik receives treatment The keeper looks to have taken a knock while scrambling to save Mbappé's shot. However, after some treatment from the Norway medical staff, he seems fine to continue.

Norway undeterred Even though they missed the penalty and France just launched a dangerous counter-attack, Norway are currently on the offensive once again. Berg whips in a teasing corner, but Østigård's flicked header from a few yards out flashes well wide.

Penalty Norway! Bobb skips past the challenge of a French defender inside the box, only to then be brought down when attempting to get past Hernández. Penalty Norway, with Strand Larsen to take it...

Second half gets going Norway have 45 minutes to try and turn this one around. They've made a pair of changes at the break, bringing on Pedersen and Thorsby.

Stoppage time There will be an additional five minutes before the halftime break.

Selvik to the rescue...again Koné plays a lovely give-and-go with Mbappe and gets in behind the Norway backline. However, Selvik rushes off his line impressively to cut off the angle for a shot.

Let-off for Norway! Felchener sells his goalkeeper very short with a back pass, allowing Doué to challenge for the ball. Fortunately for Norway, Selvik then prevents the PSG forward from taking the ball around him.

Norway back on the ball They haven't given up just yet. Norway are trying to get their passing game going, although France have dropped into a very compact defensive shape and are supressing the threat well.

⚽ 32' Ousmane Dembélé (1-3)

Back underway The game has resumed after the hydration break, and it's Norway who are back on the front foot. Schjelderup gets to the byline down the left channel and tries to find Strand Larsen inside the France six-yard box, but Maignan is able to smother the ball.

Hydration break At the 25-minute mark, the referee has paused the game for the first hydration break. Norway will be hoping it doesn't kill their momentum, having pulled a goal back moments prior.

⚽ 21' Thelo Aasgaard (1-2)

⚽ 20' Ousmane Dembélé (0-2)

Strong save by Selvik Mbappé is proving to be a handful again. This time, he cuts inside from the left and tries to sneak the ball inside the near post, but Selvik keeps it out with a combination of hand and leg.

Strand Larsen should score! It's Norway's first chance of the game, and it's a big one. Aursnes' cross eventually falls at the feet of Strand Larsen in the centre of the Franch box, who has time and space to pick his corner. However, the Palace forward leans back and blazes his effort well over the crossbar.

Olise denied Tchouameni does great initially to win the ball back high up the pitch. He finds Olise, who drives inside the Norway box and tries to find the corner - but is denied by an excellent last-ditch block.

Berg goes into the book The Norway midfielder prevents a counter-attack by pulling back Olise and is booked for his action.

⚽ 7' Ousmane Dembélé (0-1)

Koné forces a save The ball comes out to the Roma midfielder at the edge of the Norway box. He strikes it first time, and forces a decent stop from Selvik, who pushed the ball away to safety. It's been all France so far.

We're underway! The ball is rolling. France are in all white, Norway in all red.

National anthems Here come the national anthems of both sides - we're just moments away from kick-off in Boston.

France subs Samba, Risser, Gusto, Digne, Konaté, Saliba, Hernández, Kante, Rabiot, Zaire-Emery, Thuram, Barcola, Mateta, Cherki, Akliouche.

Norway subs Nyland, Tangvik, Ajer, Møller Wolfe, Pedersen, Heggem, Langås, Ryerson, Thorsby, Berge, Ødegaard, Sørloth, Haaland, Nusa, Petter Hauge.

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.

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.

Welcome! Follow all of the action as Paraguay take on Australia in the final game of Group D, kicking off at 3am CEST in the San Francisco Bay Area Stadium.

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.

⚽ 62' Jan Paul van Hecke (1-3)

⚽ 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.

⚽ 64' Nicolas Pépé (0-2)

⚽ 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.