The fourth day of the 2026 FIFA World Cup delivered plenty of goals, a historic German blowout, and late-game heroics that shattered records and unbeaten streaks alike. From Amad Diallo's dramatic 90th-minute winner to Japan fighting back from behind twice to snatch a point, the drama kept going right until the final whistle. Here is everything you might have missed from Day 4 of the World Cup: Germany vs. Curaao Netherlands vs. Japan Ivory Coast vs. Ecuador Sweden vs. Tunisia BEST OF THE DAY Save Of The Day With all due respect to Ivory Coast goalkeeper Yahia Fofana, who was the only player that managed to keep a clean sheet on Sunday, the crossbar was called into action more than him against Ecuador. While Fofana only recorded one save against Ecuador in the 68th minute, the crossbar denied Ecuador from scoring not once, but twice! Congratulations on this prestigious honor, crossbar. Assist Of The Day Koki Ogawa might have been going for goal when he struck the ball in the 88th minute of Japan's thrilling catchup with the Netherlands on Sunday, but he caught his teammate Daichi Kamada's head instead. Luckily for him, he struck it hard enough to where it found the back of the net in the end, he just didn't get credit for it. Hopefully an assist is just as meaningful for him this one should be. Goal Of The Day There were 19 goals scored on the fourth day of the 2026 FIFA World Cup the first one of the day is our Goal of the Day. Germany midfielder Felix Nmecha started the play by passing the ball to Florian Wirtz, and Wirtz gave it right back to a darting Nmecha, who struck it well to the far right post, well outside the reach of Curaao goalkeeper Eloy Room. Moment Of The Day Entering the fourth day of the World Cup, everyone had the matchup between the Netherlands and Japan circled on their calendars. Thankfully, it lived up to the hype and then some. While there was no winner, it had everything else: star power, drama, great energy and four goals, including an 88th-minute match-winner from Daichi Kamada. And with Sweden's dominant win over Tunisia, Group F is wide open.

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Justin Gaethje had a performance for the ages on Sunday. |Getty/UFCJustinGaethje was the man of the hour at UFC White House.By authoring an all-time upset and being one-half of a Fight ofthe Year candidate, the newly-crowned UFC lightweight champion earned a whopping $825,000 inpost-fight bonuses on Sunday. Not only did Gaethje receive a$425,000 Performance of the Night award for his fourth-roundstoppage of Topuria in the evenings lightweight headliner, but heand his opponent shared Fight of the Night honors and $400,000apiece.UFC CEO Dana White announced the elevated bonus structure ahead ofthe landmark event.Gaethje survived some serious adversity in the second stanza whenTopuria landed multiple damaging body shots and later threatenedwith ground-and-pound and submissions after assuming full mount.Gaethje showcased his resolve and took control down the stretch,battering Topuria to a point where his corner waved off the boutafter the fourth stanza.French LicksElsewhere, Ciryl Ganegarnered the evenings other $425,000 Performance of the Nightaward by virtue of his stoppage of AlexPereira in the co-headliner. After a measured but effectiveopening round, the Frenchman claimed interim heavyweight gold byrocking Poatan with a series of punches to earn a TKO victory1:27 into Round 2.

Justin Gaethje outslugged and outlasted Ilia Topuria, forcing the heavy favorite to retire on his stool at the end of Round 4 on his way to capturing the undisputed UFC lightweight championship.

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