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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.
Brazil will face Norway on July 5, 2026, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, in a clash that could rewrite the narrative of a long‑standing rivalry.
Brazil will meet Norway at the New York New Jersey Stadium on 5 July, seeking to extend a winning streak while coping with key injuries.
From Oakland Park to South Florida, children are dreaming big after the FIFA World Cup, with stars like Lionel Messi serving as role models and families seeking ways to experience the tournament live.
A £116 million deal, pending the World Cup, positions Anderson as a potential successor to Rodri while highlighting a broader market shift toward premium midfield investments.
The recent World Cup has turned soccer jerseys into must‑have fashion pieces, driving a wave of cultural crossover.
Despite Israel’s absence from the FIFA 2026 World Cup, its citizens are embracing foreign sides, blending family roots, player admiration and geopolitical sentiment into a uniquely Israeli viewing culture.
Veteran forward Robert Lewandowski has signed with Chicago Fire, debuting against Vancouver Whitecaps in a match that could shape the club's MLS ambitions.
The South American side will field the same eleven that crushed Scotland 3‑0, while the Asian side introduces a defensive overhaul and several injury concerns.
Brazil's head coach Carlo Ancelotti has named an unchanged starting eleven for the round‑of‑32 encounter with Japan, signalling his confidence in the side that topped Group G. The only forced change sees forward Rayan stepping in for the injured Raphinha, who has been ruled out with a muscle injury. Neymar, still nursing a calf strain, will again start on the bench, leaving the attacking responsibilities to Vinicius Jr. and Matheus Cunha. Japan's coach Hajime Moriyasu has made four alterations to his lineup after a 1‑1 draw with Sweden that secured second place in Group F, and the team will line up with a five‑man defensive scheme. The new backline, featuring Shogo Taniguchi, Ko Itakura and Takehiro Tomiyasu, aims to add stability after a period of defensive inconsistency. Midfielder Takefusa Kubo, a creative spark for Japan, will be unavailable for selection due to an ankle injury, further testing the squad's depth. With both sides eager to advance, the match promises a tactical battle, as Brazil looks to extend its tournament run while Japan hopes its revised formation can unlock a pathway to the next round.
Brazil's coach Carlo Ancelotti has named an unchanged XI for the round‑of‑32 match against Japan, while the Asian side prepares a reshuffled defense. The encounter promises a tactical battle and a historic chance for Japan to topple the five‑time champions.
Brazil will take on Japan at Houston Stadium on Monday night in the World Cup last‑16 clash, a match that could see the Seleção advance to a potential showdown with the Netherlands or Morocco. With Neymar fully fit and a host of key players sidelined, the Brazilian side must adapt its attack without its primary creative threat.
Yuto Nagatomo urges his teammates to keep a clear mind and not over‑admire Brazil's stars ahead of their round‑of‑32 encounter.
With Carlo Ancelotti at the helm, Brazil aims to overturn a prior loss to Japan while navigating a depleted squad and historic connections through Zico.
The last round of group play will determine the final eight teams advancing to the round of 32, with key fixtures and emerging storylines shaping the tournament's next phase.
Brazil and Japan meet again in the World Cup’s second round, this time with Ancelotti’s side aiming to overturn a 3-2 loss while Japan contends with key injuries.
Brazil and Japan meet again in the World Cup’s opening knockout stage, a rematch that revives a rivalry shaped by Zico’s legacy, key player comebacks, and divergent preparation paths.
Mauricio Pochettino, the newly appointed head coach of the United States men’s national team, blends a storied playing background with a belief‑driven leadership style that is already reshaping the sport’s landscape in the United States.
Mauricio Pochettino, the Argentine tactician leading the U.S. national team, has infused a divided nation with belief, drawing on a storied career, a mentor’s legacy, and personal rituals that underscore his quest for glory.
U.S. Soccer has offered Mauricio Pochettino a four‑year contract extension before the World Cup, highlighting his impact on team culture, player motivation and the club’s strategic goals.
Neymar has called an end to negotiations with FC Cincinnati, but the star remains open to joining another MLS club if the right conditions arise. His recent injury concerns and strong performances for Santos add intrigue to the transfer saga.
During a World Cup match in Miami, Bronny James praised Neymar as his greatest soccer player, while the Brazilian forward returned from injury to help Brazil defeat Scotland 3‑0 and secure a knockout‑stage spot.