Japanese World Cup fans clean up stadium with NFL quarterback after team draws with the Netherlands
FOX Sports Soccer Correspondent Jameis Winston brings ALL the energy during USA. vs. Paraguay.
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Luke Humphries relishing renewal of Luke Littler rivalry after World Cup triumph
Luke Humphries is relishing the chance to renew his rivalry with Luke Littler after the pair teamed up to secure England’s record-extending sixth BetVictor World Cup of Darts victory.
Tunisia must cut out mistakes after Sweden thrashing, says Lamouchi
MONTERREY, Mexico June 14 : Tunisia coach Sabri Lamouchi said his side had been punished for a string of costly mistakes in Sunday's 5-1 defeat by Sweden, and warned that such errors could prove fatal for their chances at the World Cup.
Sweden coach Potter hails attacking chemistry after 5-1 win over Tunisia
MONTERREY, Mexico June 14 - Sweden coach Graham Potter praised the chemistry between forwards Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres after they tore Tunisia's defence to shreds in a 5-1 victory in their World Cup opener on Sunday.
Sweden smash five past Tunisia in World Cup opener
MONTERREY, Mexico: Sweden trio Yasin Ayari, Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres were all on target as they cruised to a 5-1 victory over Tunisia in Monterrey on Sunday (Jun 14) to kick off their World Cup campaign in superb fashion.
Netherlands hit 'minimal standard' vs. Japan, Koeman says - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — Ronald Koeman has said Netherlands' performance in Sunday's 2-2 draw against Japan should be their «minimal standard» if they are to win the World Cup.
Japan coach lauds fightback but draw with Dutch 'disappointing'
ARLINGTON, Texas, June 14 : Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu lauded his team's grit and determination in coming twice from behind to draw 2-2 with the Netherlands at the World Cup on Sunday, but said he was unhappy not to take all three points.
Second-half goal frenzy lights up World Cup prospects for Dutch and Japan
June 14 : Matches are often described as a game of two halves but seldom has the old cliche been more apt than on Sunday when all the goals in the Netherlands' 2-2 draw against Japan came in a pulsating second period after a cagey first 45 minutes.