2nd Group A

Isak strikes for Sweden 🇸🇪 A goal, two assists and the POTM trophy on his #FIFAWorldCup debut against Tunisia in Group F 👏🌎

Several Japan players fell to their knees and were exhausted after their 2-2 draw vs. the Netherlands 🙏 A HUGE result for Japan in Group F 🇯🇵

Well then... we weren't expecting THAT result today 👀 So what does Qatar's late equalizer to stun Switzerland to a 1-1 draw do for the #CanMNT and Group B? 😎 ▶️ Watch @bet365ca FOR THE WIN on OneSoccer & YT (FREE)

A point apiece in Group C 🇧🇷🇲🇦

FT' | FINAL SCORE 🏆 Qatar 🇶🇦 SHOCKS Switzerland 🇨🇭 with a 95th-minute equalizer and Group B is now WIDE OPEN 🤯 #CanMNT fans, how we feeling after seeing 90 minutes of our next two opponents? 👀

GROUP STANDINGS 📊 Here's how things stand in Group A after the opening day, with Mexico 🇲🇽 leading over South Korea 🇰🇷 on goal difference 👀

"They can be the party spoilers in group A." 👀 @MikeLahoud chats how Czechia can top their group 🇨🇿

Mexico win World Cup opener over South Africa in Group A! ⚽ | ESPN FC

𝑴𝒊𝒏𝒋𝒂𝒆 𝒐𝒏 𝑾𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅 𝑪𝒖𝒑 𝒅𝒖𝒕𝒚 🇰🇷👊 🔜 Republic of Korea face Czech Republic in Group A tonight – let’s go!

🇲🇽 Battled back from what pundits in the country described as the darkest period in their history 🇿🇦 A reputation for producing some of the most technically gifted footballers in Africa 🇰🇷 A work in progress under legendary Hong Myung-bo 🇨🇿 Set to feature in their first World Cup since 2006 Read up on the teams in Group A — and the rest of the nations competing — as the World Cup begins. Free to read:

MEXICO v SOUTH AFRICA IS HERE FOR ALL THE NOSTALGIA MERCHANTS 🏆 Plus, Rory explains how Mexico will win Group A 👀🇲🇽 @CamarenaTequila

Day 4 in Ghana: five new teams formed at Atomic Community Park The BiancoBlu spent the day at Atomic Community Park, where five new teams were formed ahead of the second SCM Championship. As in previous years, each team will be named after a town around Lake Como. Working in groups, the Primavera and Under-17 players organised and led tailored training sessions, sharing their knowledge and skills on the pitch with the young participants. At the end of the activities, it was time for matches, with the Lariani taking on the roles of coaches, referees and players. In the evening, the group attended a dinner hosted by the Italian Ambassador to Ghana, Laura Ranalli, alongside representatives from local institutions and the sporting community.