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Switzerland manager Murat Yakin expressed his delight at breaking the country's penalty «curse» after beating Colombia in a shootout Tuesday to reach the quarterfinals of the World Cup.
Ruben Vargas converted his penalty and Switzerland advanced to the World Cup quarterfinals with a 4-3 shootout win over Colombia after a scoreless draw on Tuesday.
ATLANTA, July 7 : Morocco coach Mohamed Ouahbi is already a World Cup-winner, but his success was at junior level and he is treading new ground in the senior ranks as his side prepare to take on France in Thursday's quarter-final.
LIV golf is all but finished, but a dark cloud now hangs over the players: what happens next? Dan Dakich and crew discuss how the PGA will respond.
FOX Sports FIFA World Cup announcer Tyler Terens dissects Team USA's surprising 4-1 World Cup defeat against Belgium. Terens questions the tactical approach, highlighting the team's lack of aggression and suggesting the game plan was 'wrong.' He emphasizes the disappointing outcome in what was a home tournament for the USMNT.
Three-time Polish Olympian Maciej Kurowski has been named the Canadian luge team's new head coach through to the 2030 Winter Olympic Games in the French Alps.
July 7 : Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney mixed business with banter at the NATO summit in Turkey as he jokingly attempted to recruit Norway's star striker Erling Haaland for his country's next World Cup squad.
CAIRO: As Egypt bowed out of the World Cup with a dramatic 3-2 defeat to a Lionel Messi-inspired Argentina in the last 16 on Tuesday, supporters in Cairo rose to applaud a team that had taken the country further than ever before. “We’re heartbroken because we believed we could go even further,” said Ismail Fawzy, 39, who watched the match with hundreds of supporters at a cafe in Cairo’s eastern Heliopolis district. “But when you think about everything this team has done, you can only be proud. They gave us memories we’ll never forget. “Yes, we lost, but history has already been made,” he told AFP. For the first time in a World Cup, Egypt won a match, advanced beyond the group stage and progressed through the first knockout round, in the process rewriting the nation’s footballing history. In the Heliopolis cafe, emotions swung between disappointment and pride after Argentina fought back late from two goals down to win.