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USA and Australia meet in their 2026 FIFA World Cup second group stage match on Friday, June 19, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. ET from Seattle Stadium. The USMNT looked electric in their opening match, winning 4-1. Folarin Balogun scored twice and Gio Reyna also found the net. Australia also won their opener and kept a clean sheet (2-0), with Nestory Irankunda and Connor Metcalfe each scoring. Below are the details on how to watch. How to Watch USA vs. Australia United States vs. Australia Odds United States World Cup Schedule Australia World Cup Schedule Learn more about United States vs. Australia and check the full FIFA World Cup schedule on FOX Sports! Want great stories delivered right to your inbox? Create or log in to your FOX Sports account, follow leagues, teams and players to receive a personalized newsletter daily.

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Photo by Mark Alberti/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesDianna Russinis situation with The Athletic has received another update, and the latest detail narrows what the ongoing investigation is actually examining after the Mike Vrabel controversy.The former Senior NFL Insider left The Athletic earlier in 2026 after photos involving New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel led to scrutiny across sports media.The story has continued because the internal review has not disappeared with her exit. The new update puts the focus back on the work itself.Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty ImagesDianna Russinis investigation at The Athletic remains ongoingMichael McCarthys update said the investigation has not yet reached a public conclusion.Update on The Athletics Dianna Russini investigation. Sources say investigation is still ongoing, McCarthy tweeted.He added, And a reminder: The investigation is limited to the former Senior NFL Insider s journalism for The Athletic, not her conduct.That distinction matters because much of the conversation around Russini and Vrabel has centered on the personal nature of the controversy. The latest update frames the inquiry as narrower, with the focus on whether her journalism for The Athletic was affected or needs further review.Russini resigned from The Athletic in April 2026 after the controversy became public. The investigation continuing into June shows that the outlet has still been reviewing the matter even after her departure.Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabels controversy raised questions for The AthleticThe controversy began after photos of Russini and Vrabel surfaced, creating questions about professional boundaries and access in NFL reporting. Vrabel was the New England Patriots head coach, while Russini was one of The Athletics most prominent NFL reporters.Those roles made the issue bigger than a normal media dispute. Sports reporters rely on access, sources and trust, so any perceived conflict involving a league insider and a head coach was always going to draw scrutiny.The latest update does not say The Athletic has made any finding against Russini. It also does not say the investigation is examining her conduct generally, which is why the wording around the scope is important.For now, the major detail is that the review remains unfinished and is limited to her journalism for the outlet. Until The Athletic releases a final conclusion, the story stays in the same unresolved position it has occupied for weeks.Read more:Jason Whitlock labels reporter as original Dianna Russini over Caitlin Clark trade rumor criticismFired journalist raises fresh questions about Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini with new revelation teaseNew England Patriots star answers if Mike Vrabel has changed after the Dianna Russini controversy

After Atlanta reigned for five weeks, the two-time defending World Series champs are back on top.

An out-of-form Gold Coast will be desperate to break their three-game losing streak on Friday night, as they host a Hawthorn outfit looking to jump back into the all-important top four.

The England boss complained about being blocked by photographers ahead of last night's 4-2 victory over Croatia, which prevented him from being able to watch his players sing the national anthem.

Harry Kane has admitted Thomas Tuchel was "a little nervous" after the England manager traded football for baseball by throwing the ceremonial first pitch at a Kansas City Royals game.Less than 48 hours after guiding the Three Lions to an entertaining 4-2 victory over Croatia in their World Cup opener, Tuchel took centre stage at Kauffman Stadium ahead of the Royals' clash with the St Louis Cardinals.The German was watched on by England captain Kane, as well as defenders Dan Burn and Djed Spence, as he delivered the opening pitch to Royals manager Matt Quatraro.Kane, who scored twice against Croatia to move on to 10 World Cup goals, was impressed by his manager's efforts and admitted the occasion appeared to get to him.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour Say"He got a strike, so fair play to him," Kane told KansasCity.com. "It's not easy. It's actually... that was the first time I've been up mound in 12 years, so you forget how far away it actually is."So, watching the professionals do it, and they're launching that ball at 90, 100 miles per hour, it's pretty impressive."So the boss has done pretty well. I'll give him that. He was a little nervous before."Kane himself has previous experience of baseball's ceremonial duties, having thrown first pitches at games involving the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs.The Bayern Munich striker, who was seen leaving AT&T Stadium with bandaging on his left leg after Wednesday's match, enjoyed a more relaxed recovery day in Kansas City.Posting on social media, Kane wrote: "Great recovery day with the boys at the baseball."Would love to give batting a go one day! Thanks for having us @Royals."England's players were treated as special guests by the Royals organisation, something Kane said was greatly appreciated.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:World Cup star suffers injury so horrific that ITV refuse to show replaysTV presenter quits and apologises after falsely claiming Lionel Messi's father had diedEngland national anthem row takes fresh twist with Thomas Tuchel 'unlikely' to be appeased by rule change"We really appreciate it," he added. "I can say, for us to come here and get the treatment that we have already is obviously great."And I'm not sure where we're sitting, but I'm sure the seats will be great, as well. So, yeah, all we can say is thank you to them."While several senior stars enjoyed an afternoon at the ballpark, England's fringe players remained focused on football matters.Those who failed to feature against Croatia faced MLS outfit Sporting Kansas City in a behind-closed-doors friendly.Ivan Toney helped himself to a hat-trick, while Ollie Watkins and Morgan Rogers were also on target in a comfortable 5-1 victory played over two periods of 22 minutes."It was great, great for the guys who didn't get enough minutes yesterday to top up the tank," Kane said."It was a good test. Thanks for Sporting for doing the game, I thought they held themselves to a great standard."From a football point of view, we knew it would be a game where we could score a few goals, which we did, but they put a good test in and we got out of it exactly what we needed."Kane is still relishing England's memorable win over Croatia, with the squad celebrating alongside supporters as Oasis anthem "Wonderwall" echoed around AT&T Stadium."That was one of my favourite ever moments in an England shirt and especially at a major tournament," he said on The Lions Den."I think they see how much it means to us."We have that connection right now, but just that moment, singing 'Wonderwall' in the stadium, everyone knew the words, and that was a really special moment, I thought."So, hopefully, we can have a few more."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

Eighteen people and four IDF soldiers are also killed in clashes in Lebanon, officials say, despite a truce meant to be in place in the country.