Switzerland and Bosnia and Herzegovina will face off in their second group game of the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Thursday, June 18, at Los Angeles stadium on FOX. After both Group B openers were 1-1 draws last week, none of the four teams can advance or be eliminated on Thursday. Both Switzerland and Bosnia and Herzegovina followed a similar game script in their first match of the tournament, scoring in the first half and then surrendering a late equalizer to settle for a draw. Switzerland outshot Qatar 26-6 in its first World Cup match but were only able to capitalize on one goal, which came off a penalty kick from Breel Embolo. Bosnia & Herzegovina is now unbeaten in nine straight games, matching the longest undefeated streak in team history. However, the last six games of that streak have been draws. In this pivotal match, who will take control of Group B? Lets check out the odds for the Switzerland vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina matchup at FanDuel Sportsbook as of June 18. This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more about Sports Betting on FOX Sports. Switzerland vs. Bosnia & Herzegovina Odds Moneyline Spread Over/Under Total Odds: 2.5 Switzerland vs. Bosnia & Herzegovina Prediction, Pick From FOX Sports Wagering Analyst, Chris The Bear Fallica: How to Watch Switzerland vs. Bosnia & Herzegovina Let's take a look at some other bets for the match. Anytime Goalscorer Props Tie No Bet Both Teams to Score

Richard Hughes left with agonising decision as surprise talks begin for loan dealLiverpool are undertaking a big change at the back. The outgoing Premier League champions have lost Ibrahima Konate on a free with the Frenchman destined to join Real Madrid. With Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez out of contract in 2027 it promises to be a year of major upheaval at the heart of defence.Jeremy Jacquet is being brought in as a 60m signing from Rennes while Ifeanyi Ndukwe - a promising Austrian defender - is coming in from Austria Vienna.Those two will join Mor Talla Ndiaye as one of Andoni Iraolas new centre-back options having joined from FC Amitie in Senegal in January.Juventus consider loan offer for Giovanni LeoniAnd what of Giovanni Leoni?The teenager was signed from Parma for 26m back in 2025 - but suffered a torn ACL on debut. Having missed practically the entire 2025/26 season the 19-year-old is now back in contention for a first-team place.But a report in Mondo Primavera - citing the print edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport - is claiming that Leoni could be on his way back to Italy.Because talks have commenced between the players entourage, Liverpool and Juventus over a proposed loan deal.Juve's aggressive pursuit of Giovanni LeoniThe Bianconeri have aggressively pursued Giovanni Leoni, the report reads.The club's primary objective is to bring in promising players, especially Italians, who are considered ideal for rebuilding a strong identity and a solid foundation within the Juventus locker room.The chosen formula is a temporary loan, a solution that would allow the Juventus medical and technical staff to test the defender's full fitness on the pitch during the first few months of the season.Leoni needs match rhythmLiverpool could well sanction the deal to allow Leoni to build match rhythm and fitness before bringing him back into the fold.But Juve - moving under a new direction after missing out on Champions League football - have a plan to add Leoni on a permanent basis.The Turin management's plan is to include a permanent purchase option in the agreement, to be exercised and negotiated at the end of the next season, with a buy-out window set for June 2027, the report reads.Contacts between the player's entourage and the two clubs have officially begun.It remains to be seen what the clubs answer will be.On one hand it would be a surprise considering the dearth of centre-backs at Anfield. But using Leoni as a regular starter could be a perilous move given his rookie status and relative lack of match action.

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Ross Kemp delivered another trademark display of unbridled patriotic fervour as England secured a commanding 4-2 World Cup triumph against Croatia.The documentary filmmaker and former EastEnders actor, renowned for his full-blooded responses to England's results, shared his latest outbursts through a series of Instagram story videos.Throughout the match, Mr Kemp could be seen thumping his chest and bellowing at the camera as the goals flew in.The 59-year-old's celebrations intensified with each English strike, at one point chanting "Love it, love it, love it" whilst slapping himself on the chest.His exuberance reached such heights that he was filmed gently hitting himself in the face whilst exclaiming his delight at the team's performance.Following captain Harry Kane's opening penalty, Mr Kemp immediately took to social media, declaring: "Come on! That's what we need to start! Now it's 0-0, it's not 1-0, we play it like it's 0-0. Come on, England!"When Kane found the net for a second time, the actor praised the set-piece combination between Declan Rice and the England skipper, describing the finish as "absolutely clinical."Even when Croatia fought back to level the scores at 2-2 by half-time, Mr Kemp remained defiant in his optimism.He urged the team to demonstrate their resilience, stating: "We can prove we can come back and win, because that is within us."The actor called for defensive improvements, insisting England needed to stop making "silly pass backs to the goalkeeper" and demanding to see Bukayo Saka introduced.Jude Bellingham's strike shortly after the interval prompted a fresh wave of praise from Mr Kemp, who declared the Real Madrid midfielder a second talisman alongside Kane."Harry Kane, but we have another talisman, Mr Jude, Jude Jude Jude," he exclaimed.LATEST DEVELOPMENTS:Kaleb Cooper breaks silence on Jeremy Clarkson cancer diagnosis after being left in tears at newsBrooklyn Beckham takes yet ANOTHER swipe at family in second World Cup advert as fans outragedBBC The Traitors star loses life-changing amount of money as he falls victim to 'sickening' scamMr Kemp hailed the timing of the goal as devastating for Croatian morale, praising Bellingham's technical ability and composure."That is why he is recognised as being one of the best 10s in the world and as cool as you get," he said.Marcus Rashford's fourth goal sealed the victory and prompted further jubilation from the actor."Marcus Rashford! Of course! And why not? A brilliant piece of management," Mr Kemp declared, heaping praise on England manager Thomas Tuchel.Mr Kemp praised Tuchel further, describing his tactical decisions as "clinical" and crediting the victory to "great management and great talent."Mr Kemp has previous form for such passionate displays during England matches.His shirtless celebration following the 2018 World Cup penalty shootout victory over Colombia became an instant viral sensation, with fans joking they had been left "scared s***less" by the former soap hardman.He repeated the performance during Euro 2024, posting jubilant videos after Ollie Watkins' last-gasp winner against the Netherlands in the semi-final.England now return to their Kansas City base ahead of next Tuesday's group stage fixture against Ghana in Boston.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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American travelers in the Middle East are being urged to stay alert as U.S. officials warn that security conditions remain volatile across the region, even as Washington, D.C., and Tehran move toward a tentative agreement aimed at easing the latest crisis.The warning comes as U.S. officials describe a draft agreement with Iran that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, allow some Iranian oil sales to resume and restart talks over Tehrans nuclear program, as Fox News Digital has reported developments that could ease some travel and energy disruptions if the deal holds.The agreement, however, remains uncertain. U.S. officials said Iran has not publicly released the draft language, and the arrangement would still leave major questions unresolved, including broader nuclear limits, sanctions relief and whether the pause in hostilities can hold.AMERICAN TRAPPED IN DUBAI DESCRIBES HOTEL FRIGHT AND SHOCK WAVES AS IRAN LAUNCHES AIRSTRIKESEven with the potential diplomatic movement, U.S. officials are still urging Americans abroad to exercise increased caution, warning that airspace closures, demonstrations and threats to locations associated with the United States could disrupt travel with little notice.In an early June security alert, the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem said the security environment in the Middle East remains "complex" and could change quickly, urging Americans in the region to monitor breaking developments.The embassy said the State Departments Level 4 "Do Not Travel" warning remains in place for Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Gaza and Yemen, while Level 3 "Reconsider Travel" advisories remain in place for Bahrain, Israel, the West Bank, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.The latest diplomatic movement could affect travelers because the Strait of Hormuz has been a major flashpoint in the region.MIDDLE EAST CRUISE NIGHTMARE DEEPENS AS IRAN AIRSTRIKES LEAVE PASSENGERS STRANDEDU.S. officials said the draft agreement would allow toll-free passage through the strait for 60 days, while sanctions waivers would allow Iranian oil sales to resume temporarily, as Fox News Digital previously reported.The advisories cover countries that are home to major cultural and tourist destinations, from UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Persepolis in Iran, Babylon in Iraq, Palmyra in Syria and the Old City of Sana'a in Yemen to popular stops in Level 3 countries, including Petra in Jordan, Jerusalem's Old City and the Burj Khalifa in Dubai."Be aware of your surroundings," the alert warned."Avoid all demonstrations and large gatherings."CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIESAmericans in the affected countries were also urged to avoid areas with a heavy police presence, follow the instructions of local authorities and "keep a low profile."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe State Department also advises Americans abroad to follow alerts from the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate, confirm flights and routes directly with airlines and enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program, known as STEP, to receive security updates.Notably, the release did not mention Egypt or Turkey, which both sit at Level 2, according to the State Department's website.The warning is one of many issued by U.S. officials regarding travel this season.In April, U.S. officials advised Americans to reconsider traveling to Azerbaijan, a growing destination for adventure and cultural tourism. The country borders Russia, Georgia, Armenia and Iran.The same month, the U.S. Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago warned Americans to reconsider travel to the Caribbean nation.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZAuthorities say the Trinidad and Tobago advisory was spurred by "a spike in violent criminal activity that could threaten public safety."