All articles tagged with #quarterfinals
SI FC previews the Argentina–Switzerland World Cup 2026 quarterfinal, noting Argentina's path through a tame group and knockout wins featuring Lionel Messi, while Switzerland’s run to the quarters came via a 2–0 win over Algeria and a goalless draw against Colombia followed by penalties; the clash is described as one of the more lopsided quarterfinals.
Argentina lead Switzerland 1-0 at halftime in the World Cup 2026 quarterfinal in Kansas City, thanks to a Mac Allister goal set up by Messi. Argentina control the first 45 minutes with a tight defense, while Switzerland push for an equalizer; Embolo was booked in the first half as the tie heads to the second period.
England and a Haaland-led Norway meet in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinal in Miami (Hard Rock Stadium) with kickoff at 5 p.m. ET. Fox will televise (Fox app/Fubo; Spanish feeds on Telemundo/Peacock). Lineups arrive about an hour before kickoff. Pundits vary on the result, but Norway’s Haaland aims to continue his scoring run as England chase a semifinal spot and a path to face Argentina or Switzerland in Atlanta on July 14.
Argentina, defending champions led by Messi, face Switzerland in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinal in Kansas City as Switzerland seek an upset; Opta’s model gives Argentina a 57.1% chance to win in regulation time, 18.7% for Switzerland, and 24.2% for extra time, with TV listings and team news included.
Two World Cup quarterfinals on July 11: Norway vs England in Miami and Argentina vs Switzerland in Kansas City, both on FOX with FOX One streaming; kickoffs at 5 p.m. ET and 9 p.m. ET, respectively, as teams vie for a spot in the semifinals.
The Geopolitics World Cup advances to the quarterfinals with four blockbuster ties: France vs Morocco, Spain vs Belgium, Norway vs England, and Argentina vs Switzerland. Mbappé stars for France; Spain aim to maintain precision; Haaland–Kane loom large in Norway vs England; Messi chases glory as Argentina pursue the title, while Switzerland hope for an shock upset. Expect drama, punditry, and live coverage as the knockout phase begins.
Eight teams remain in the United States for FIFA World Cup 2026 quarterfinals, led by a highly anticipated France-Morocco rematch; the other ties pit Spain vs Belgium, Norway vs England, and Argentina vs Switzerland, with focus on form shifts, injuries, and star players as teams push toward a spot in the final four.
Al Jazeera’s World Cup 2026 quarterfinal preview ranks the eight remaining teams, with France touted as the favorite and Spain, England, and Argentina close behind; dark horses Norway and Morocco are highlighted as potential disruptors, while Belgium and Switzerland are presented as less likely to contend. The piece outlines expected narratives and possible semifinal paths, underscoring France’s attacking depth and defense, Spain’s defensive prowess, England’s mix of talent and injury concerns, and Messi-led Argentina’s continued threat as the tournament heads toward a dramatic conclusion.
France and Morocco meet in Boston to open the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals, with kickoff at 4 p.m. ET on FOX (FOX One streaming). France, unbeaten in five matches led by Mbappé and Olise, aims to extends its run, while Morocco—led by Diaz and knockout-round resilience—seeks another semifinal appearance.
With eight teams left in the 2026 World Cup—Belgium, Switzerland, Morocco, Norway, England, Argentina, Spain and France—the article ranks them 8 to 1 and weighs why each could win (defense, depth, star power) and why they might not (age, injuries, ego, tactical gaps).
SB Nation’s staff ranks the eight 2026 World Cup quarterfinalists from Switzerland (8) up to France (1): Switzerland, Belgium, Morocco, Norway, England, Argentina, Spain, and France. The piece highlights strengths and caveats for each side—France’s star power led by Mbappé and Olise, Spain’s flawless defense with five clean sheets, and Argentina’s Messi‑driven resilience—while noting the upcoming France–Morocco quarterfinal rematch that kicks off the round.
An updated ranking of all 48 World Cup teams ahead of the quarterfinals shows France as the clear favorite, with Spain and Argentina close behind. The piece emphasizes the European-heavy eight and outlines the upcoming must-see ties, while noting form notes and standout performers (Mbappe’s scoring run, Spain’s depth) and recalling key knockout shocks such as Switzerland beating Colombia on penalties and Germany’s early exit.
Eight teams reached the World Cup 2026 quarterfinals—France, Morocco, Norway, England, Spain, Belgium, Argentina and Switzerland—with France vs Morocco, Spain vs Belgium, Norway vs England, and Argentina vs Switzerland set to be played in the US. Off the field, Egypt accuses biased officiating after its defeat to Argentina, while FIFA faces renewed scrutiny over decisions including Balogun’s red-card suspension being overturned after a Trump intervention and a late VAR call that ruled out Egypt’s equalizer; two USA staff members were suspended ahead of the Belgium game.
Switzerland defeated Colombia 4-3 on penalties after a goalless extra time to reach the World Cup 2026 quarter-finals for the first time since 1954, where they will face Lionel Messi’s Argentina in Kansas City.
With eight teams left, the piece outlines the four quarterfinals (France vs Morocco, Spain vs Belgium, Norway vs England, Argentina vs Switzerland) and stitches together roundtable predictions that most writers see France, Spain, England and Argentina advancing. France are widely favored to win the tournament, with Spain and England as strong challengers and Argentina still in the mix. Standout players highlighted include Erling Haaland and Jude Bellingham, plus discussions of players under the radar. The article showcases a range of opinions on potential upsets and memorable moments, and ends with the belief that the French remain the team to beat despite the looming challenges from Spain, England and Argentina.