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Philippe Diallo a rtabli ce mardi sa vrit au sujet des primes des joueurs de l'quipe de France pour le Mondial 2026. Le prsident de la Fdration franaise de football a aussi jug l'tat d'esprit des Bleus avant leur entre en lice dans le tournoi estival.

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Day 6 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup delivers one of the most anticipated slates of the entire group stage, with Kylian Mbappe, Lionel Messi and Erling Haaland all set to make their tournament debuts on Tuesday. France opens against Senegal at New York New Jersey Stadium, Argentina begins its title defense against Algeria in Kansas City, and Norway introduces Haaland to the World Cup stage against Iraq in Boston. All four of Tuesday's matches air live on FOX and stream on FOX One. Here's everything you need to know about today's World Cup schedule, including game times, TV channels and where to watch. World Cup Schedule for Tuesday, June 16 France vs. Senegal Player to Watch - Kylian Mbapp: Regarded as one of the best players of his generation (ranked No. 2 in our Top World Cup Players), the French striker is on the shortlist for most experts to win the World Cups Golden Ball, Golden Boot, or both. The common criticism of Mbapp in recent years has been his scoring efficiency, as he has been wasteful with many of his opportunities despite still scoring goals in droves. This was the case in Frances two friendlies prior to the World Cup. He had six shots against Northern Ireland and did not score. Against the Ivory Coast, he only had one shot that was saved. Mbapp could use a strong start at this World Cup to get into a rhythm for the knockout stages. But if he continues to go games without scoring, frustration could set in. Norway vs. Iraq Player to Watch - Erling Haaland: With how good Haaland, 25, has been at the club level, he will finally have the opportunity to play in a major international tournament with Norway, like his father, Alf-Inge Hland, did for Norway at the 1994 World Cup in the United States. Haaland (ranked No. 6 in our Top World Cup Players) was the top goalscorer in UEFA World Cup qualifying with 16 goals, and he now enters this tournament as a contender for the Golden Boot. Norway has elite players but is not particularly deep. For the team to make a deep run, its star players will have to play well and that starts with Haaland. Argentina vs. Algeria Player to Watch - Lionel Messi: As one of the legendary players of all time, Messi will earn his 200th cap for Argentina when he plays in this game. He has won the domestic league for each of his clubs: Barcelona, Paris Saint0Germain, and Inter Miami. He has won the World Cup, the Copa Amrica, the Olympics, the U-20 World Cup, and the FIFA Club World Cup. At age 38, Messi is fighting Father Time in impressive fashion (ranked No. 16 in our Top World Cup Players). All eyes will be on him to see how he begins what could likely be his final major international tournament. Austria vs. Jordan Player to Watch - Marko Arnautovi:In a World Cup that features many aging stars, such as Lionel Messi, Luka Modri, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Edin Deko, Arnautovi remains undisputed leader of Austrias attack at age 37. Now with Red Star Belgrade, which he joined in 2025, Arnautovi is the national teams most-capped player and all-time scorer. But unlike those other players, Arnautovi will be playing in his first World Cup. He is known for his powerful style and his strong hold-up play. In 2025, he scored eight goals in nine appearances for Austria. Austria has ambitious goals this summer and Arnautovi is a critical part of those efforts. How to Watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup All World Cup matches air in English on FOX and FS1 in the United States, with every game streaming live and on demand on FOX One.

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For the first time in a decade, it appears York High will have a new head football coach.According to the York City school board's agenda for their upcoming June 17 meeting, Russ Stoner, who has headed the program for the past 10 seasons, was not listed for approval as head football coach for the 2026-27 season. Eastern York coach Daryl "Bud" Kyle was the name provided on the agenda instead.Kyle still has to be approved by the school board pending pre-hire clearances. Standard procedure indicates that high school football coaches are rehired on an annual basis, and the position had been posted since March 18.A former standout athlete at West York during the 1980s, Stoner was brought on as the Bearcats' head coach in 2016 to replace Shawn Heinold following a stint as the head coach at Spring Grove from 2011-14. During his tenure with the Bearcats, Stoner accrued a 62-41 record overall, including an 11-2 record in 2018. In 2025, the Bearcats finished 6-4 overall and 5-1 in YAIAA's Division I, outscoring opponents 373-273.Russ Stoner's York High football: 'A calling, a passion, a ministry.' What it took for this York football coach to succeedAFL York Mega Practice: York Mega Practice returns for third year to showcase local high school football playersThe coach has also sent many of his former players to play at the collegiate level. By his count, Stoner has sent 72 players to college, and 50 graduated. Three rising juniors and three rising seniors on the Bearcats' current roster received college offers before his departure.Stoner is also the head of Accountability For Life, a York-based nonprofit that mentors adolescents in academics, life skills and leadership among others, in a athletics-based environment. His rehiring was also the subject of heated debate in 2020, when the York High school board voted 6-2 with one abstention in favor of his retention. During that meeting, multiple former York High players signed on to speak about the positive impact Stoner left on their lives, while school board members debated through a tense four-hour long meeting.A change.org petition posted on June 16 asked that the York High community show support for Stoner and "encourage decision-makers to consider the full body of his work, the measurable success of the program, and the countless lives he has impacted throughout his years of service." The petition, created by Stoner's daughter Maddi, and has already garnered over 450 signatures as of Tuesday afternoon.York High's June 17 meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. inside the Central Admin Boardroom.This is a developing story. Check back for updates.This article originally appeared on York Daily Record: York City school board will not rehire Russ Stoner as football coach