2026 World Cup Odds: Which Continent Will Produce Next Winner?
The last two World Cup winners came from Europe and South America, as France won it all in 2018 and Argentina won in 2022.
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Norway's Haaland aiming to extend his goal-scoring rampage against Iraq
BOSTON, June 14 : Human goal machine Erling Haaland will seek to get his World Cup account up and running immediately when Norway take on Iraq on Tuesday to end the country's nearly three-decade absence from football's elite tournament.
France's Saliba to miss training
BOSTON, June 12 : France defender William Saliba will not take part in team training at the World Cup on Friday and will follow an individual programme, the French Football Federation (FFF) said.
Golf, games and parenting tips - how Norway's Haaland is preparing for World Cup opener
June 12 : Norwegian striker Erling Haaland has been keeping himself busy ahead of his side's opening World Cup game against Iraq by playing golf and video games, and even helping to prepare teammate Leo Ostigard for fatherhood as the defender's first child is due any day now.
Which 2026 World Cup Group Is Most Exciting? Henry, Ibrahimović, Lalas Debate
Twelve groups, the most in FIFA World Cup history. But which one is the most exciting?
Runner Marco Arop, shot putter Sarah Mitton collect 3rd-place finishes at Bislett Games
In a season devoid of a World Athletics Championships and Olympics, Cooper Lutkenhaus is demonstrating he’s the man to beat over 800 metres outdoors after capturing a world indoor title in March.
Morocco lose star winger Ezzalzouli and Aguerd to injuries for World Cup
NEW JERSEY: Morocco replaced two injured players in their World Cup squad ahead of an opening game against Brazil, including star winger Abde Ezzalzouli. FIFA confirmed late Wednesday that former Barcelona player Ezzalzouli and Marseille defender Nayef Aguerd were withdrawn from the Morocco squad for the tournament. Ezzalzouli helped Real Betis qualify for next season’s Champions League and was a potential breakout star at the World Cup.
Saudi Arabia, Senegal play out scoreless draw in final World Cup friendly
SAN ANTONIO, Texas: SAN ANTONIO, Texas: Saudi Arabia were held to a goalless draw against 10-man Senegal on Wednesday in the two teams’ final friendly before the start of the World Cup. Giorgos Donis, Saudi Arabia’s Greek coach, fielded a strong starting lineup in the first half before making 10 changes after the break. Senegal finished the match with 10 players after forward Nicolas Jackson was sent off in the 84th minute for a second yellow card. Saudi Arabia produced an impressive performance in the opening stage, threatening goalkeeper Edouard Mendy’s goal on several occasions, most notably in the 10th minute when Musab Al-Juwayr went close following a clever pass from captain Salem Al -Dawsari. Saudi goalkeeper Mohammed Al-Owais comfortably saved a header from Lamine Camara in the 14th minute. Mohammed Abu Al-Shamat missed a chance to put Saudi Arabia ahead in the 30th minute when he headed over the bar from close range.