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Last updated: July 11, 2026, 8:30 AM ET

World Cup Quarterfinals Set for High Stakes

England captain Harry Kane downplayed comparisons with Erling Haaland, stating his side is ready to perform at its best in the latter stages of the World Cup. Haaland himself has become a significant figure for Norway, potentially representing more than just his team in the tournament man has become the avatar. Meanwhile, Jude Bellingham and Martin Ødegaard, often seen as different players, are currently hitting top form after facing recent scrutiny on top form. Pubs will be allowed to stay open for the entire Norway game, even if the kick-off is delayed.

Spain Advances, Eyes Semifinal Clash

Mikel Merino scored the decisive goal to send Spain to the semifinals, overcoming Belgium in a tight contest net the winner. Despite boasting young talent like Lamine Yamal, Spain relied on their midfielder for the crucial breakthrough. Yamal expressed confidence, stating France should be wary of Spain in their upcoming World Cup semifinal.

Transfer Market Buzz and Player Movements

Manchester City has secured the signing of winger Jeremy Monga from Leicester City completed the signing. In other transfer news, former Manchester United player Mason Greenwood is reportedly considering offers from Fenerbahce and Atlético Madrid as he weighs his options considering offers. Manchester United is also rumored to be interested in Paraguayan goalkeeper Orlando Gill rumoured to be interested. In Australia, Wales defender Tom Lockyer has agreed to join Melbourne Victory.

USMNT and Argentina Reflect on Performances

The U.S. Men's National Team met expectations at the World Cup, successfully navigating early stages but ultimately falling short in the final match. Questions are also being raised about Argentina's penalty-taking strategy, with Lionel Messi missing from the spot recently miss from the spot.