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USMNT analysis: Pochettino’s midfield is primed to run Belgium down in World Cup Ro16 clash

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By Chris Jones
| Squawka News
The United States Men’s National Team‘s latest World Cup test comes as they take on Belgium in Seattle in the early hours of Tuesday morning (UK time). Mauricio Pochettino’s men have excelled as co-hosts so far, beating Bosnia-Herzegovina in the round of 32 having topped Group D — their only defeat 3-2 against Turkey in a match where they’d already qualified and heavily rotated. Now, however, they will face a much sterner test as they come up against Belgium.
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Paraguay vs France stats and analysis: Mbappe keeps his cool in bruising Philadelphia clash

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By Chris Jones
| Squawka News
France booked their place in the 2026 World Cup quarter-finals with a hard-fought 1-0 win over a dogged Paraguay side in Philadelphia on Saturday. Los Guaranies brought their usual brand of gamesmanship and aggression to the table in a bid to disrupt Les Bleus. For 70 minutes, it worked, with France struggling to create clear openings and often taking the bait, allowing themselves to be wound up by opposition defenders.
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Canada vs Morocco stats and analysis: Ounahi sinks hosts with second-half masterclass

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By Chris Jones
| Squawka News
Morocco booked their place in the 2026 World Cup quarter-finals with a 3-0 win over co-hosts Canada in Houston on Saturday afternoon. Canada controlled the first half but struggled to create genuine openings, with the two sides going into the break goalless. And Jesse Marsch’s side were punished for failing to make their dominance count as Azzedine Ounahi netted twice in the second half to settle the tie in Texas.
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