World Cup Coverage
Four days to save a World Cup for new Tunisia boss after shock firing
Oliver Glasner's magic is working at the World Cup as Japan goalscorer credits ex-Crystal Palace boss after draw against Netherlands

Tunisia Sacked Their Coach

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Tunisia set to fire head coach Sabri Lamouchi after just one World Cup game
Lamouchi called the defeat by Sweden "painful" Julio Cesar Aguilar via Tunisia are set to fire their head coach Sabri Lamouchi after only one World Cup game. Sources briefed on the situation, speaking on the condition of anonymity to protect relationships,

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Tunisia's coach joins an unwanted list of World Cup sackings
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Tunisia manager joins exclusive club of coaches sacked during World Cup

Japan soccer fans clean up Texas stadium

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Japanese World Cup fans clean up stadium with NFL quarterback after team draws with the Netherlands
NFL quarterback Jameis Winston joined Japanese soccer fans in cleaning up trash around Dallas Stadium after Japan's 2-2 World Cup draw against the Netherlands.

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Japan's spotless World Cup fans win praise for stadium cleanup
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Japanese soccer fans clean up 'Dallas Stadium' after tie game with Netherlands in World Cup
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Netherlands 2-2 Japan: Samurai Blue peg Dutch back twice in second half as points shared - as it happened

Netherlands and Japan play out an entertaining 2-2 draw in Dallas with all four goals coming in the second half
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Why does Viktor Gyökeres do a mask celebration? Mystery behind Sweden star's iconic move

After winning the Premier League with Arsenal, Viktor Gyokeres hopes to bring trademark celebration to World Cup.
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Collecting the top players at the 2026 World Cup: Group F & G

Looking at the top players to collect in each World Cup group. Looking at Group F and Group G, featuring Netherlands, Japan, Sweden, Tunisia, Belgium, and Egypt.
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Sweden coach Potter hails attacking chemistry after 5-1 win over Tunisia

Sweden coach Graham Potter praised the chemistry between forwards Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres after they ​tore Tunisia's defence to shreds in a 5-1 victory ‌in their World Cup opener on Sunday.

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