Przemysław Płacheta is officially an Austin FC player
As expected based on past rumors, Przemysław Płacheta is the newest signing for Austin FC. He inked his contract, which officially starts on July 1, back in March.
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As expected based on past rumors, Przemysław Płacheta is the newest signing for Austin FC. He inked his contract, which officially starts on July 1, back in March.
Will Scandinavia have a representative in the tournament after Tuesday, or will France and Ivory Coast move on? And how will co-hosts Mexico fare against Ecuador in the nightcap?
South Africa became the first team knocked out of the knockout rounds this World Cup. Three more teams, including at least one of the top seven in the world, will join them on Monday.
There's just one World Cup match on Sunday, as co-hosts Canada travel to the U.S. to face South Africa. However, we'll be treated to three consequential matches a day starting Monday.
On this final day of group stage matches, we'll get to see the full unveiling of the Round of 32, but we know enough now to know of some tasty potential Round of 16 matchups.
France vs. Norway and Spain vs. Uruguay are among today's best matchups. There's absolutely room for chaos in the brackets with some upsets.
The World Cup rolls on with six more matches today, with fans of Japan, Sweden, and Ecuador on the precipice of feeling the disappointment that Canada and South Korea fans are currently feeling.
Three groups conclude today, with questions about Canada, Brazil, Morocco, and the United States' possible Round of 32 opponent still in the air.
It took a lot longer than we expected for France to lock up another win, thanks to thunderstorms. Today, our focus turns to a pair of aging goalscorers and some groups in flux.
We're still buzzing about another Cabo Verde draw, though we think we know what awaits them. Two of the biggest tournament favorites take the field again today; expect goals.
Spain and Belgium will look to overcome opening draws to help define their groups. We'll be looking for Cabo Verde to continue their feel-good story.
Netherlands, Sweden, and Japan all have realistic shots of winning Group F, while Germany looks ready to extend its lead in Group E, depending on what a surprised Ecuador does.