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FLORIDA, USA: It’s halftime at the World Cup. Take a break, everyone. Wednesday marked the midpoint of the 104-match tournament — technically, just past the midpoint, with 54 matches now in the books and 50 remaining before a World Cup champion are crowned in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on July 19. The US have reached the Round of 32, which shouldn’t be surprising.
RIYADH: PFL Mena has announced the official fight card for its upcoming event taking place on July 10 at Boulevard Studios in Riyadh. The event was relocated from Jeddah to the Saudi capital as part of an updated schedule.
It's halftime at the World Cup. Take a break, everyone.
Morose Scotland fans in Edinburgh have told how they feel there is “no hope whatsoever” of going through to the next World Cup stage after defeat to Brazil.
Scotland's Tartan Army, known for their passionate support, travels to U.S. cities ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026, leaving a charitable legacy. They've raised over $21,500 for causes in Rhode Island, including Hasbro Children's Hospital. Tartan Army member David Hood highlights their friendly approach and epic celebrations.
ATLANTA, June 24 : Haiti manager Sebastien Migne was disappointed his side could not earn a first World Cup point for the country but was proud of how they battled against Morocco where they twice went ahead before conceding two late goals to lose 4-2 on Wednesday.
ATLANTA, June 24 : Haiti were the first team to exit the World Cup and, despite another defeat in their final game on Wednesday, they served up a thriller in Atlanta, almost putting Morocco to the sword, and showed just why they deserve their place in the tournament.
ATLANTA, June 24 : Morocco have the potential to become world champions, having reached the semi-finals in Qatar four years ago, coach Mohamed Ouahbi said after they booked their place in the last 32 of the tournament on Wednesday.