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World Cup: South Africa and Canada face off in knockout round debuts

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By Josh Gross Verified
| The Press-Enterprise Verified
The FIFA World Cup knockout rounds commence Sunday with a pair of nations that are in new territory. South Africa, second in Group A, meets Canada, second in Group B, at noon in Inglewood as the competition shifts from points based to single-elimination. Ending with the World Cup final July 19, the eventual champion will need to win five straight matches over the next 22 days.
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World Cup: Switzerland’s bench is key to topping Bosnia and Herzegovina Original

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By Josh Gross Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Switzerland celebrates after deviating Bosnia and Herzegovina in the second half of a FIFA World Cup soccer match at Los Angeles Stadium in Inglewood on Thursday, June 18, 2026. Switzerland won 4-1.
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World Cup: Switzerland, Bosnia and Herzegovina seek better finishes Original

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By Josh Gross Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Thursday brings the start of the second set of group stage games as the FIFA World Cup enters Week 2. Facing off after similar 1-1 draws in their opening Group B matches, Bosnia and Herzegovina meets fellow UEFA side Switzerland at noon in Inglewood. Kicking off in Toronto, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s first World Cup tilt against a CONCACAF team saw them score early but hold on late to take a point and sour Canada’s day.
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