Monday June 29. One single day. Three former World Champions sent packing. Brazil 2-1 Japan. Sano put Japan ahead in the 29th minute. Casemiro equalised just after half time. The game stayed locked until the 90th+5 β when Gabriel Martinelli broke Japanese hearts in the very last kick of normal time. Brazil survive. Just. Germany 1-1 Paraguay (Paraguay win 4-3 on penalties). Kai Havertz scored. Julio Enciso equalised. 120 minutes of football couldn't separate them. Then Paraguay's goalkeeper Orlando Gill produced the saves of the tournament β and JosΓ© Canale buried the winning spot-kick. Germany β who had just broken their 8-year group stage curse β are out at the very next hurdle. Netherlands 1-1 Morocco (Morocco win 3-2 on penalties). Gakpo finally broke through in the second half. Then Issa Diop equalised in the 90th+1 to send it to extra time. Another penalty shootout. Morocco β who eliminated Spain, Belgium and Portugal in 2022 β did it again. The Dutch are out. One day. Three penalty shootouts and stoppage-time drama. Japan β gone. Germany β gone. Netherlands β gone. This is why the World Cup knockout stage is the most brutal competition in sport. No second chances. Only moments. World Cup 2026 Round of 32 upsets, Brazil vs Japan 2-1, Germany vs Paraguay penalties, Netherlands vs Morocco penalties, Japan eliminated World Cup 2026, Germany eliminated World Cup 2026, Netherlands eliminated World Cup 2026, biggest upset day World Cup 2026, Paraguay beat Germany penalties, Morocco beat Netherlands penalties, Martinelli late winner Brazil, World Cup Round of 32 results, World Cup 2026 shock results, Round of 32 penalty shootouts, World Cup knockout drama #WorldCup2026 #RoundOf32 #Japan #Germany #Netherlands #Brazil #Morocco #Paraguay #Upsets #PenaltyShootout #Football #Soccer #WorldCupMoments #2026WorldCup #JapanEliminated #GermanyOut #NetherlandsOut #KnockoutStage #FootballDrama #Shorts #YouTubeShorts #FootballNews #FIFA2026 #WorldCupShocks #BiggestUpsetDay #NoSecondChances
Wu Yanni is one of China's most well known track and field athletes, specializing in the 100 meter hurdles. Born in Sichuan Province in 1997, she has won multiple national titles and set some of the fastest hurdle times ever recorded by a Chinese woman. Her performances on the track have earned her widespread recognition, but she has also become a frequent topic of discussion for reasons unrelated to her athletic achievements. Unlike many athletes, Wu often competes wearing makeup, has visible tattoos, and embraces a confident public image, making her stand out in a sport where athletes are often expected to maintain a more traditional appearance. Her style has attracted criticism from some people who believe athletes should focus solely on competition and avoid drawing attention to their appearance. Wu has pushed back against those views, arguing that wearing makeup and expressing her personality do not affect her performance. She has said that makeup gives her confidence and helps her feel her best when competing. Supporters praise her for challenging stereotypes and showing that athletes can be both competitive and expressive, while critics continue to debate her image. Despite the controversy, Wu remains one of the most recognizable figures in Chinese athletics and continues to be known for both her results and her individuality.
The Ghana Black Stars arrived in Toronto, Canada on Monday afternoon to a rapturous welcome from hundreds of singing and chanting fans. Led by coach Carlos Queiroz, the team checked into the Delta Hotel to begin their final preparations.Key Logistics & Group L ScheduleThe Black Stars completed their initial pre-tournament camps in Virginia and Rhode Island before flying into Canada. All 26 squad players are fully fit with no injury concerns reported. However, the team faces a massive off-field hurdle as star midfielder Thomas Partey was denied a Canadian visa due to ongoing legal proceedings in the UK, a decision the Ghana Football Association is currently challenging in court.The team is holding its official training session at BMO Field on Tuesday evening ahead of their highly anticipated group fixtures:Ghana vs. Panama: Wednesday, June 17, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET (BMO Field, Toronto).
Watch the JAAA/PUMA Meet #4 LIVE from the National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica, as some of the island's top athletes continue their preparations for the Jamaica National Senior Championships and the 2026 international season. TrackalertsTV brings you exclusive live coverage of one of Jamaica's premier athletics development meets, featuring exciting action in the sprints, hurdles, middle-distance races, jumps, throws, and relays. π Venue: National Stadium, Kingston, Jamaica π Date: Saturday, June 6, 2026 β° Start Time: 2:00 PM (Jamaica Time) Fans can expect appearances from many of Jamaica's rising stars, national representatives, high school standouts, collegiate athletes, and club competitors as they chase personal bests, qualifying marks, and championship form. Don't miss the action
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