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Norway’s 2‑1 victory over Brazil, powered by Erling Haaland, and England’s narrow win against Mexico illustrate the tournament’s unpredictability, while upcoming round‑of‑16 matchups see Spain favored over Portugal, the United States backed by Folarin Balogun, Argentina expected to see off Egypt and Colombia tipped slightly ahead of Switzerland.
After a tearful farewell on the pitch, Neymar reflects on a decorated international journey marked by triumphs and near‑misses, while Brazil's managerial choices come under scrutiny.
A flurry of high‑profile transfers and loan possibilities dominate the headlines as clubs jostle for talent across the continent.
In a dramatic Group F encounter in East Rutherford, Norway edged Brazil 2-1, with Erling Haaland delivering both goals. The victory propels Norway into the quarterfinals against the Mexico-England winner.
In a dramatic night at East Rutherford, Norway overturned Brazil's early lead, with Erling Haaland delivering two decisive strikes. The win ends Brazil's unbeaten streak and leaves the Norwegian side poised for a quarter‑final showdown.
Erling Haaland’s late double and Orjan Nyland’s penalty save sealed a 2-1 win for Norway over Brazil, sending the Scandinavians into the last eight at the expense of a nation haunted by six consecutive defeats to European sides.
Erling Haaland's brace and Ørjan Nyland's clutch saves stunned Brazil, ending their long run of quarterfinal appearances and setting up a clash with the Mexico-England winner.
Norway edged Brazil 2‑1 in Miami, with Haaland delivering the decisive strikes. The victory marks Norway's first ever quarterfinal appearance, while Brazil's late penalty from Neymar could not overturn the result.
A late surge by Erling Haaland lifts Norway past Brazil 2-1, leveling the tournament goal tally with Messi and Mbappé and setting up a coveted quarter‑final berth.
A late surge from Erling Haaland lifts Norway past Brazil in a dramatic round‑of‑16 encounter, tying the Norwegian striker with the tournament's top scorers.
Mexico aims to break a 40‑year drought in World Cup knockout stages, leveraging home advantage and high‑altitude conditions, while Brazil faces Norway with key players and injury setbacks.
Mexico is leveraging its home-field advantage at Estadio Azteca to reach the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time in 40 years, facing England in a crucial match.
A roundup of the most talked‑about moves, from Premier League ambitions to La Liga pursuits, highlights the ever‑shifting landscape of football’s biggest transfers.
Brazil enters the round of 16 as a modest favorite, but Norway’s attacking firepower and home-grown talent could tip the balance.
After 22 days of group‑stage action, the tournament’s knockout phase is set to feature historic upsets, emerging stars, and veteran heroics.
A wave of transfer speculation links top clubs with a host of emerging stars, from Manchester United's pursuit of Carlos Baleba to Arsenal's interest in Ezri Konsa and Bruno Guimaraes.
According to Sports Illustrated, Borussia Dortmund’s Felix Nmecha is a top target for Manchester United and Manchester City, while Arsenal pushes for Morgan Rogers. Newcastle fears losing Bruno Guimarães to Arsenal, and Chelsea and Tottenham eye Monaco’s Folarin Balogun. Tottenham also eyes Crysencio Summerville, and Manchester United considers Manuel Ugarte and Kit Margetson. Kylian Mbappé tries to lure Michael Olise to Real Madrid, and Barcelona and Atlético Madrid follow Cristian Romero. João Cancelo wants to leave Al Hilal for Barcelona, while Real Madrid struggles to sign Enzo Fernández from Chelsea.
Tottenham Hotspur are poised to sign midfielder Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United in a deal that could reach £100 million, marking a pivotal moment for both clubs amid financial constraints and ambition.
France tops the standings with Kylian Mbappe leading the scoring, Mexico advances unbeaten, and several under‑dogs prepare for decisive matches.
Brazil’s 90‑minute knockout victory over Japan was sealed by Gabriel Martinelli’s late strike, a pass from Bruno Guimarães that underscored the midfielder’s growing influence and the attention it is drawing from top European clubs.
Sports Illustrated's latest roundup highlights potential exits, record‑breaking fees and strategic signings that could reshape several elite squads.
The Netherlands' unexpected defensive approach against Morocco has ignited a debate about the nation's football identity, with criticism of coach Ronald Koeman and speculation about foreign managers.
A last‑minute goal by Gabriel Martinelli, set up by Bruno Guimaraes, gave Brazil a 1‑0 victory over Japan, keeping their World Cup hopes alive and igniting transfer speculation.
Brazil edged Japan 1-0 thanks to Gabriel Martinelli's 90th‑minute goal, sparked by Bruno Guimaraes' decisive pass. The midfielder's four tournament assists and coach Carlo Ancelotti's praise have attracted interest from Europe's elite.