Germany suffered a shock exit from the World Cup knockout stages on Monday. Paraguay secured the victory, sending the German side home in a result that few expected. This defeat puts immediate pressure on the management as the team fails to progress further in the tournament.

Former player Leboeuf argues that Germany should sack Nagelsmann following this loss. The exit creates a vacuum in the German camp and sparks debate over the team's tactical failures. Such a high-profile crash in the knockout rounds often leads to leadership changes in international football.

Tuesday's schedule features Ivory Coast against Norway in Dallas and France facing Sweden in New Jersey. The day ends with co-hosts Mexico taking on Ecuador in Mexico City. This high-altitude clash represents one of the most high-stakes matches remaining in the current bracket.

These upcoming fixtures determine which nations survive the brutal knockout format. Teams in Dallas and New Jersey fight for a spot in the next round while Mexico looks to leverage home field advantage. The tournament continues with these specific matchups across three different cities.