England qualify despite defensive injury; Scotland's knockout fate hangs in balance; Cape Verde make history by eliminating Uruguay; Egypt also reach last 32 for first time.

Spain advanced as Group H winners with a 1-0 win over Uruguay, while debutants Cape Verde made history by reaching the last-32, highlighting the expanded format's drama.

Uruguay's World Cup campaign ends with 1-0 defeat to Spain, exiting in group stage. Internal dysfunction and coach-player disconnect cited. Cape Verde advances as group winner, marking historic upset.

England have qualified for the World Cup knockout stages without playing, thanks to Uruguay's defeat to Spain. Thomas Tuchel's side now faces Panama with group top spot at stake.

Cape Verde secured a last-32 spot with a 0-0 draw against Saudi Arabia in their first World Cup. Vozinha was heroic in goal, and a late Spain win over Uruguay confirmed their progression. They will face Argentina in Miami.

Cape Verde battled Uruguay to a 2-2 draw in Miami, with Kevin Pina scoring their first-ever World Cup goal and substitute Hélio Varela equalising in the second half after Uruguay had taken the lead.

Cape Verde held Spain to a shock 0-0 draw in their World Cup debut. Now they face Uruguay, who also drew 1-1 with Saudi Arabia. This pivotal match could define Group G as both sides seek knockout berths. Live updates from Miami Stadium.

A ticketing crisis is marring the 2026 World Cup as fans like Bina Ramroop are left stranded outside stadiums. FIFA and resale platforms trade blame, leaving supporters with refunds but no entry.

The 2026 World Cup expands to 48 teams across 16 stadiums in the US, Canada, and Mexico. MetLife Stadium hosts the final, while Spain opens in Atlanta. Vuvuzelas are banned.

Atlanta hosts eight World Cup matches including a semifinal. The city blends Olympic legacy with modern fan culture but faces criticism over high ticket costs making the event inaccessible for many locals.