Group G

Egypt 3-1 New Zealand · Vancouver  |  Uruguay 2-2 Cape Verde · Miami Two matches closed out Day 11. Both delivered drama. Egypt came from behind with Mohamed Salah at the heart of everything. Cape Verde pulled off their second shock of the tournament. The World Cup 2026 underdog story is well and truly alive. Egypt 3-1 New Zealand — Group G, Vancouver Egypt trailed at half-time. New Zealand had the lead. Mohamed Salah had not scored yet. None of that mattered when

Iran head coach Amir Ghalenoei praised his players' determination and sacrifice after a hard-fought 0-0 draw against Belgium at the FIFA World Cup 2026. The valuable point keeps Iran firmly in contention for a place in the Round of 32 ahead of a crucial final Group G match against Egypt. Beiranvand Shines in Goal Iran's goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand delivered an outstanding performance at SoFi Stadium, making seven crucial saves to deny Belgium and earn the Superior Player of the Match award. Key highlights

Egypt produced a superb second-half comeback to defeat New Zealand 3-1 in their FIFA World Cup 2026 Group G match at BC Place. The victory secured Egypt's first-ever World Cup win and moved the Pharaohs closer to qualification for the Round of 32. New Zealand Take Early Control New Zealand started the match strongly and created several dangerous opportunities during the opening stages. The All Whites looked the more threatening side and were rewarded with the opening goal after sustained pressure. Key moments

The FIFA World Cup 2026 continues with three important group-stage fixtures as Belgium, Uruguay, and Iran begin their quests for a place in the knockout rounds. Today's matches could shape the early standings in Groups G and H. With the expanded World Cup format rewarding consistency, a strong start can make all the difference. Belgium Look to Assert Control Against Egypt Belgium open their campaign against Egypt in what promises to be one of the most competitive matches of the day. The Red

Manchester City's manager, Pep Guardiola, has announced that Erling Haaland will resume training with the team on Thursday. The Norwegian striker missed the recent game against Luton due to a foot complaint and will not travel to Belgrade for the Champions League meeting with Red Star on Wednesday. Although City has already secured the top spot in Group G, they aim to finish the group stage with a perfect 18 points. Guardiola is uncertain about Haaland's availability for the Premier League match against

RB Leipzig, already secured a place in the UEFA Champions League knockout rounds, faces Young Boys in a match that holds importance for pride and potential Europa League aspirations. As they gear up for their meeting on Wednesday at 6.45 pm CET, both teams are expected to showcase their strengths and aim for a positive result. Leipzig, having impressively qualified from Group G alongside Manchester City, is set to face Young Boys with a five-point cushion on the third-placed team. Marco Rose's side