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Dan Dakich analyzes the U.S. men's national soccer team's impressive 4-1 World Cup victory against Paraguay. He emphasizes the team's speed and confidence, attributing it to many players' experience at higher levels. This strong start positions the USA team well for their upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 showdown.
Day 9 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup delivers four compelling group stage matches, led by a heavyweight Group D showdown between the United States and Australia in Seattle. The USMNT arrives red-hot after Folarin Balogun's two-goal performance in a 4-1 opening win over Paraguay, while Australia also rolled in its opener, knocking off Türkiye 2-0. Later, five-time world champion Brazil looks to right the ship against Haiti in Philadelphia after a disappointing 1-1 draw with Morocco to open the tournament. Scotland and Morocco also face off in Group C in Boston, and Türkiye and Paraguay close the night on the West Coast in a Group D must-win for both teams. All four matches air on FOX or FS1 and stream live on FOX One.
Teams continue to take important steps in their World Cup journeys as the second round of group stage games continues on Friday. Co-hosts the United States and Australia will both be looking to build off impressive opening wins in Group D when they face off in Seattle. If the Americans win, the groundswell of support for the team inside the country can only grow.
Dan calls out Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy for complaining about tough pin placements at the PGA Championship. He's tired of the whining from the pros.
Jesse Watters discusses Trump's negotiated Iran deal, highlighting immediate successes like lower oil prices and open trade through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is crippled financially and militarily, facing renewed sanctions if it doesn't comply.
BOSTON — You heard them before you saw them. On Sunday around the city, it wasn't difficult to catch a glimpse of the thousands of Scotland fans snaking through the city from Evans Way Park to Fenway Park, led by a cohort of bagpipes. There hasn't been much to cheer for Red Sox fans this year, but on a warm Sunday evening in glorious Boston, Scotland's supporters provided them a moment of escapism from their eventual defeat to the Texas Rangers.
TORONTO — The Tempo's Brittney Sykes suffered a plantar fascia injury Tuesday, the team announced Friday, saying she will be reevaluated in the coming weeks.
SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — Chile's Joaquín Niemann drove two balls out of bounds on the par-4 sixth, his 15th hole of the round, on Thursday shortly before first-round play at the U.S. Open was suspended because of darkness at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.