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Recap Day 3 World Cup 2026: Brazil–Morocco ends 1-1, questions about drinks breaks and empty stands in American stadiums. Preview on Sunday with the Netherlands–Japan as the top match, plus Germany–Curaçao and Ivory Coast–Ecuador.
Cubarsí says Puyol advises him to remain himself, continue to grow and keep a cool head towards the 2026 World Cup, where Spain will play in the group against Cape Verde, Saudi Arabia and Uruguay.
Highlights of the match between Sweden and Tunisia in the opener of the 2026 World Cup.
Paraguay was not involved in the first group match of the 2026 World Cup against the United States (1-4). National coach Gustavo Alfaro admitted afterwards that his team was outplayed tactically, technically and physically, but remains hopeful for the remaining group matches against Turkey and Australia.
In the run-up to the match between the Netherlands and Japan, Pieter Zwart and Bas van den Hoven discuss Japan's probable starting eleven together with Matthijs Vegter in the World Cup Round. The Japanese are known for their discipline and have a sensational goalkeeper under the bar. We also recognize Eredivisie influences in the selection.
Feyenoord and Nice have reached an agreement on the transfer of Vanhoutte. The transfer news surrounding the Rotterdam team is closely followed.
Carrarese has reached an agreement with Gabriele Cioffi as the new trainer after the departure of Antonio Calabro. The agreement must be finalized today. The contract duration is still being discussed, but there are no longer any obstacles to a quick appointment.
Marc Cucurella, trained at La Masia, makes a remarkable move from Chelsea to Real Madrid. Although he wanted to return to Barcelona, the Catalans' financial situation made this impossible. Real Madrid will pay up to €60 million for the left-back, who should become Jose Mourinho's first choice in the left-back position.
In an exciting match in Dallas, the Netherlands and Japan share the points (2-2). The match not only showed the mutual respect off the field, but also the difference and similarities between the football philosophies of both countries.
During a radio interview, Giovanni Mussa gives his view on the World Cup, praising Morocco and Japan for their organization and intensity. He notes that Brazil currently lack quality in midfield and calls Bouaddi 'the top version of Locatelli'. He also discusses the challenges for Milan with the possible arrival of coach Amorim.
The Dutch national team has equaled a record set by Brazil by remaining undefeated in thirteen World Cup matches, despite a draw against Japan.
