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Belgium came back from 2-0 down with late goals from Lukaku and Tielemans, then Tielemans won it with a penalty in the 125th minute, the latest goal in World Cup history.

Folarin Balogun scored before halftime and was sent off in the 64th minute; Malik Tillman's 82nd-minute free kick sealed a 2-0 win and a last-16 tie with Belgium.

Ivan Perisic put Croatia ahead, Cristiano Ronaldo equalized from the spot and Goncalo Ramos headed in a 90+4 winner; a late Croatian equalizer was ruled out by VAR.

Mikel Oyarzabal scored twice and Pedro Porro headed another as Spain dominated Austria, who failed to register a shot on target, to reach the last 16.

Breel Embolo and Dan Ndoye scored either side of halftime as Switzerland won a World Cup knockout match for the first time since 1938.

Cabo Verde twice came from behind to level against the world's top-ranked side before an own goal from a Messi corner in the 111th minute sent Argentina through.

Egypt won their first World Cup knockout match, scoring all four shootout penalties after Emam Ashour's header and an Australia equalizer from an own goal.

Jhon Arias scored in the 14th minute from a Luis Suarez cross and Colombia's defence held firm in front of a largely yellow-shirted Arrowhead crowd.

In 39C heat in Philadelphia, Kylian Mbappe converted a VAR-awarded penalty in the 70th minute to break down a deep-lying Paraguay and send France to a quarter-final with Morocco.

Azzedine Ounahi scored twice in the second half and Soufiane Rahimi added a stoppage-time goal as Morocco ended co-host Canada's run and reached a second straight quarter-final.

Erling Haaland headed in on 79 minutes and added a second at 90 after Brazil missed an early penalty, sending Norway to their first World Cup quarter-final despite a late Neymar penalty.

Jude Bellingham scored twice in two minutes and Harry Kane added a penalty as England held off Mexico despite Jarell Quansah's red card, and moved on to face Norway.

Mikel Merino scored in the first minute of second-half stoppage time to send Spain past Portugal into the quarter-finals and end Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup career.

Charles De Ketelaere scored twice and Hans Vanaken and Romelu Lukaku added goals as Belgium punished defensive errors to knock out the co-hosts in Seattle.

Switzerland and Colombia played out a goalless 120 minutes in Vancouver before Gregor Kobel's save and Ruben Vargas's winning kick sent the Swiss through on penalties.

Argentina trailed 2-0 after Messi missed a penalty, then Romero, Messi and Enzo Fernandez scored late to beat Egypt and reach the quarter-finals.

Kylian Mbappé missed a penalty, then scored his eighth goal of the tournament and set up Ousmane Dembélé as France beat Morocco 2-0 before 63,811 in Foxborough. It was the last of the seven 2026 World Cup matches at Gillette Stadium, played as Boston Stadium.

Substitute Mikel Merino's 88th-minute rebound sent Spain past Belgium and into the World Cup semifinals in the last match of the tournament in Los Angeles.

Jude Bellingham scored twice, including the extra-time winner, to turn round Andreas Schjelderup's opener and send England into the semi-finals.

Argentina beat ten-man Switzerland in extra time with goals from Julian Alvarez and Lautaro Martinez, after a VAR-reviewed second yellow card to Breel Embolo.

Mikel Oyarzabal converted a penalty and Pedro Porro added a second as Spain beat France to reach the World Cup final.

Anthony Gordon put England ahead, but Enzo Fernandez and a stoppage-time Lautaro Martinez header, both set up by Lionel Messi, sent Argentina into the final.

Bukayo Saka scored a hat-trick and England led 4-0 at half-time before holding off France in a ten-goal bronze-final thriller, with Mbappe scoring twice.

Ferran Torres scored in the 106th minute as Spain beat defending champions Argentina 1-0 after extra time before 80,663 at MetLife Stadium, winning their second World Cup.

The 10th FIFA Women's World Cup is the first held in South America, played across eight stadiums in eight Brazilian cities including the Maracanã. Spain are the defending champions, and it is the last edition contested by 32 teams before the expansion to 48 in 2031.

A centenary tournament hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco, with opening matches in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay. Estimated date.