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World Cup schedule today: How to watch Canada v Morocco, TV channels & live stream Saturday July 4th
The Guardian Sport 10 hours ago

World Cup schedule today: How to watch Canada v Morocco, TV channels & live stream Saturday July 4th

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Live blog: the latest news from around the tournament World Cup newsletter | Daily podcast | Get the app The last 16 of the 2026 World Cup starts with two compelling ties that deserve your attention for different reasons. Canada face Morocco in a match that will see the co-hosts play another match outside their own country (work that one out) while France can further cement their favorite status against Paraguay. Had Jonathan Tah’s header stood in the previous round, France might have come up against Germany in the round of 16. As it is, Paraguay will face Kylian Mbappe and co. looking to recycle the game plan that frustrated, and ultimately got the better of, the four-times World Cup winners. Continue reading...

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Saturday, July 4, 2026 at 2:00 PM
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Mbappé spot-on to take France past stubborn Paraguay into World Cup quarter-finals
Mbappé spot-on to take France past stubborn Paraguay into World Cup quarter-finals

On this occasion, France kept the champagne football on ice. Which was probably just as well, given the temperature. As Philadelphia broiled in an independence day heatwave, the World Cup favourites were forced to drop a gear or two but still had too much for a Paraguay team that set out for a fight but were ultimately no more than a nuisance. In the annals of France-Paraguay encounters this was more France 98 than Sweden 58, where Just Fontaine embellished his World Cup legend with a hat-trick. Les Bleu s ’ modern-day goal machine, Kylian Mbappé, had to make do with just the one, a penalty, to draw him level again with Lionel Messi in the golden boot race, but one behind the great man in terms of the all-time goalscoring record. Continue reading...

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