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29 June
Brazil, Germany, and the Netherlands qualified for the knockout stage of the 2026 World Cup.
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup has entered the knockout stage, with the first four matchups in the Round of 32 confirmed. Brazil is set to face Japan, while the Netherlands will go up against Morocco. Additionally, Canada recently secured a victory over South Africa, adding to the excitement of the tournament. As of now, the tournament includes 48 teams, which is an increase from previous editions, bringing unique dynamics to the competition.
As the group stage progresses, the structure of the knockout rounds is becoming clearer. Six of the initial eight groups have concluded, and teams are beginning to solidify their standing in the knockout bracket. The ongoing matches will determine the remaining pairings as teams fight for a chance to advance further in the tournament.
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