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BOSTON, Massachusetts, June 27 : Germany will need to up their game in their World Cup round of 32 against Paraguay or risk going home, with their top players yet to peak at the tournament and expectations back home of a deep run in the competition piling pressure on the team.
SANTA CLARA, California, June 26 : Australia full back Jacob Italiano and veteran attacker Mathew Leckie are out of the World Cup with injuries, the Socceroos confirmed on Friday.
SANTA CLARA, California, June 26 : Pragmatic, ambitious and occasionally spectacular, Australia's youth-led push into the World Cup knockout phase owes much to the creativity of versatile wingback Jordie Bos.
OutKick host Dan Dakich joins 'Fox & Friends First' to weigh in as the U.S. is set to face Turkiye in the final World Cup group match.
Steve Hilton, California Governor candidate, discusses America's 250 years of power and the recent vandalism at the National Mall Reflecting Pool with Jesse Watters. Hilton highlights the nation's greatness, World Cup celebrations, and expresses concern over the "nihilistic" mindset leading to property damage. He emphasizes the importance of national pride.
John Strong joins Colin Cowherd to preview USA vs. Türkiye, discuss Christian Pulisic’s calf injury and if he’ll play, as well as Harry Kane’s late miss against Ghana that led to a scoreless draw.
SANTA CLARA, California, June 25 : In a World Cup packed with drama and a record number of goals, the drabbest of draws between Paraguay and Australia on Thursday was devoid of the urgency and action synonymous with group-stage finales in the sport's showpiece event.
INGLEWOOD, California, June 25 : The United States conceded a stoppage-time goal to lose 3-2 to Turkey on Thursday but coach Mauricio Pochettino said there was little reason for concern after his side still finished top of their World Cup group.