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Will Yamal Unleash at SoFi ?12:30 AM IST July 3

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  "Spain have not conceded a single goal at this World Cup. Austria have not kept a clean sheet in 12 straight World Cup matches. The reigning European champions meet a team back at the tournament for the first time since 1998 — and the only thing standing between Spain and a potential Portugal or Croatia blockbuster in the last 16 is a Rangnick side that nearly went home in the 96th minute. Nearly." "Spain haven't conceded a single goal. Austria nearly went home in the 96th minute. The reigning European champions meet the tournament's great survivors — and Los Angeles is about to find out which story ends tonight." 🏆 Round of 32 — Spain vs Austria | World Cup 2026 The reigning European champions arrive at SoFi Stadium with seven points, five goals scored and zero conceded — and Lamine Yamal barely even started yet. Austria got here via a 96th-minute Kalajdzic header against Algeria, their first World Cup knockout appearance since 1954. Seven...

James Rodriguez Meets the Black Stars — Colombia vs Ghana, World Cup 2026 Round of 32

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    "Colombia went 28 matches unbeaten before this tournament and topped Group K with seven points. Ghana beat Panama, drew with England, and shocked everyone with their organisation. James Rodriguez vs Thomas Partey and Mohammed Kudus — this is the most underrated match of the entire Round of 32." 🏆 Round of 32 — Colombia vs Ghana, World Cup 2026 The FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 closes its programme at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City as Colombia face Ghana — a match that deserves far more attention than it is getting. Colombia are one of the tournament's genuine dark horses — Group K winners with seven points , a squad containing James Rodriguez, Luis Diaz, MoisĂ©s Caicedo and Jhon CĂłrdoba, and a 28-match unbeaten run that made them the form team in world football before this tournament began. Their 3-1 win over Uzbekistan and 1-0 win over DR Congo showed real quality — controlled, clinical, dangerous. Ghana were one of the group stage's most pleasan...

The Smallest Nation Ever to Reach the World Cup Knockouts — Can Cape Verde Shock Messi's Argentina?

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    "Cape Verde held Spain 0-0 in the tournament's most shocking result. They drew with Uruguay, they drew with Saudi Arabia. They have never won a World Cup match. And now they face the defending champions and Lionel Messi in Miami. This is the most romantic, most impossible, most wonderful story of the 2026 World Cup." 🏆 Round of 32 — Argentina vs Cape Verde, World Cup 2026 Stop what you are doing and appreciate this moment. Cape Verde — a nation of 600,000 people off the coast of West Africa , making their first ever World Cup appearance — have become the smallest nation by population in history to reach a World Cup knockout stage . They held Spain to 0-0. They held Uruguay to 2-2 when trailing. They held Saudi Arabia to 0-0. Three draws, six points, Group H runners-up. Goalkeeper Vozinha — who stopped everything Spain threw at him and gained two million Instagram followers overnight — has become one of the tournament's most beloved figures. Every neut...

Salah's Last World Cup Dance — Can Egypt's Pharaohs Shock the Socceroos in Dallas?

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    "Australia beat the USA 2-0 and looked like a team capable of going deep in this tournament. Egypt beat New Zealand 3-1, drew with Belgium and Iran, and somehow Mohamed Salah still hasn't scored a single World Cup goal in 2026. Something has to give in Dallas on July 3." 🏆 Round of 32 — Australia vs Egypt, World Cup 2026 The FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 heads to the iconic AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Dallas as Australia face Egypt in one of the most emotionally charged knockout matches of the entire tournament. The Socceroos have been one of the genuine surprises of the group stage — a composed 2-0 win over the USA followed by a disciplined 0-0 draw with Paraguay that confirmed their place as Group D runners-up and marked their first World Cup knockout stage appearance since their famous 2006 run . Egypt, meanwhile, had the most emotionally complex group stage of any team here — a 1-1 draw with Belgium where Salah set up Emam Ashour's goal on...