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Mexico, USA, Germany, Argentina, France, Norway and Colombia advance to World Cup 2026 Round of 32
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Mexico, USA, Germany, Argentina, France, Norway and Colombia advance to World Cup 2026 Round of 32

The 2026 World Cup knockout phase starts with the Round of 32; the top two teams from each of the 12 groups plus the eight best third-placed teams advance, with the Round of 32 running June 28–July 3 and the knockout rounds culminating in the July 19 final. As of June 24, 04:15 GMT, Mexico (Group A), USA (Group D), Germany (Group E), Argentina (Group J), France (Group I), Norway (Group I) and Colombia (Group K) have qualified for the Round of 32, while Haiti, Turkiye, Tunisia, Jordan and Panama have been eliminated.

World Cup 2026: Who’s through and what remains for the third-placed race
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World Cup 2026: Who’s through and what remains for the third-placed race

The article maps out who has already qualified for the last 32 (Argentina, France, Germany, Mexico, Norway, USA, Colombia) and who has been eliminated (Haiti, Jordan, Tunisia, Turkey, Panama), then explains how the eight best third-placed teams will be decided by points, goal difference, goals scored, fair-play, and FIFA ranking. It also provides the current third-place table and outlines the remaining fixtures that will determine which teams join the knockout rounds, noting that several groups are already poised for decisive outcomes.

Opening World Cup 2026 erupts with shocks—from USA’s 4-1 romp to Ronaldo’s quiet day
sports6 days ago

Opening World Cup 2026 erupts with shocks—from USA’s 4-1 romp to Ronaldo’s quiet day

The opening round of the 2026 World Cup delivered a wave of shocks across groups: the USA announced itself with a 4-1 rout of Paraguay, Morocco outplayed Brazil for a 1-1 draw, Cape Verde held Spain to a 0-0 stalemate, Messi lit up the tournament with a hat-trick for Argentina against Algeria, and Ronaldo looked off the pace for Portugal in a 1-1 draw. Tunisia sacked its manager after a 5-1 defeat, while New Zealand and Ghana produced eye-catching results and Canada earned its first World Cup point, signaling a dramatic start to the group-stage action.