Scotland and Morocco meet in their 2026 FIFA World Cup second group stage match on Friday, June 19, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. ET from Boston Stadium. Scotland won their opening match, with John McGinn finding the net and the side keeping a clean sheet, while Morocco drew their opener one-all, with Ismael Saibari scoring for the Atlas Lions. Below are the details on how to watch. How to Watch Scotland vs. Morocco Scotland vs. Morocco Odds Scotland World Cup Schedule Morocco World Cup Schedule Learn more about Scotland vs. Morocco 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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Q. Do you see an agreement between the NBA and the Euroleague possible for the creation of a new unified tournament? George Aivazoglou: I would say I see it the same way I have seen it for a while. The NBA has been very consistent that it wants to get involved with the Euroleague, and with all the European players, and bring them together as part of this new effort. I would say that the last few months have been very encouraging, with my good friend Chus Bueno. We have been in contact very often. We were together a few days ago in Geneva, and there is a very positive and very healthy exchange. From there, I would say, and Adam Silver and Mark Tatum also mentioned this, the NBA's decision is to move forward with this tournament with or without the Euroleague. But right now, there is a lot of focus, a lot of intention and energy going into those discussions, which will hopefully lead to a very positive outcome. But we still have a lot of work to do, that's the honest answer.Marca.comThis article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: George Aivazoglou: NBA will move forward in Europe with or without the Euroleague

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Thousands of Scots have made the trip Stateside to watch the Tartan Army's first World Cup appearance in 28 years - and they enjoyed a dream start to the tournament last weekend.

US Open organisers have been forced to clarify a bizarre incident involving Rory McIlroy after television viewers wrongly believed a spectator had picked up his ball during the opening round at Shinnecock Hills.The moment sparked widespread criticism on social media on Thursday, with many fans accusing a female spectator of interfering with play as McIlroy battled his way around the notoriously difficult New York layout.However, the United States Golf Association has now confirmed that the ball was never touched.The incident unfolded on the fourth hole, McIlroy's 13th of the day, after the Northern Irishman attempted to hack his second shot out of thick rough.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayUnable to control the effort, the reigning Masters champion sent his ball well right of the green before it bounced off a cart path and finished in an area occupied by spectators.A woman then appeared to approach the ball and bend down towards it, prompting audible cries of "Nooo!" from those nearby.With television cameras quickly cutting away, viewers were left with the impression the ball had been picked up, while McIlroy himself seemed completely unaware of what had happened.The footage quickly spread online, leading to calls for the spectator to be banned from attending future tournaments.A fan appeared to pick up Rory McIlroy's ball after his second shot on the 4th hole but she stopped just short of touching it. The USGA reviewed video and interviewed fans to confirm.Statement from the USGA: "Right after McIlroys second shot on the 4th hole came to rest, it GOLF.com (@GOLF_com) June 18, 2026 But the USGA says the criticism was misplaced.A spokesperson told GOLF.com: "Right after McIlroy's second shot on the 4th hole came to rest, it appeared on the broadcast that a fan was about to pick it up when the camera moved away."However, based on the testimony of fans and a review of the available video, his ball was not lifted."The fan stopped just before picking it up and McIlroy played the ball as it lay."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 changeMcIlroy recovered from the unusual distraction to complete an encouraging opening round of one-under-par 69 in testing conditions.The 37-year-old mixed three birdies with a superb eagle at the fifth but surrendered shots on each of his final two holes after errant wedge approaches.Nevertheless, it represented a significant improvement on his nightmare start when the US Open was last staged at Shinnecock in 2018, when he opened with a disappointing 80.Play had been delayed earlier in the day because of thick fog, while strong winds added to the challenge posed by one of golf's most demanding courses."With the conditions today, anything under par or anything around even par is a good score," McIlroy said."It was a day to really keep yourself in the tournament and not shoot yourself out of it, which is exactly what I did eight years ago here."Went out with the mindset that pars were going to be good and if you could pick up a couple of birdies here and there, that's always a bonus."Really just minimising the mistakes and I did that for the most part today."McIlroy admitted his finish left him frustrated."I didn't feel like I hit two bad iron shots on the last two holes, but I put myself in pretty difficult spots and wasn't able to get it up and down," he said.McIlroy, playing alongside Ryder Cup team-mates Tommy Fleetwood and Ludvig Aberg, begins his second round at 7.02pm UK time on Friday and remains firmly in contention heading into the weekend.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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