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Matias Galarza (23) of Paraguay celebrates after a goal during a 2026 FIFA World Cup match against Paraguay, Friday June 19th, 2026 in Santa Clara, Calif.SANTA CLARA, Calif. The United States officially clinched first place in Group D on Friday night without kicking a ball.Paraguays surprising 1-0 victory over Trkiye at Levis Stadium not only eliminated the Turks from the FIFA World Cup but also guaranteed the Americans would finish atop the group and secure what could be the most favorable path of any contender in the tournament.With Group D locked up, the United States now knows its route to the World Cup semifinals in Dallas will remain entirely on the West Coast. The Americans will open the knockout stage on July 1 at San Francisco Bay Area Stadium before potentially advancing to Seattle Stadium for a Round of 16 match on July 6 and Los Angeles Stadium for a quarterfinal on July 10.The semifinal would be July 15 in Dallas, while the World Cup final is scheduled for July 19 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.For a U.S. team that opened the tournament with an emphatic 4-1 victory over Paraguay and followed it with a win over Australia in Seattle, avoiding cross-country travel could prove to be a significant advantage as the tournament progresses.Paraguay delivered that advantage Friday thanks to an inspired defensive effort and an early goal from Matas Galarza.Galarza scored just 65 seconds into the match, the fastest goal of the 2026 World Cup, firing a left-footed strike from outside the penalty area past Trkiye goalkeeper Altay Bayndr."Its unforgettable," Galarza said afterward. "This is the most beautiful stage in the world, playing amongst the best. I'm so proud. I hope that Paraguay is happy."The South Americans spent much of the evening protecting that lead, a task made even more difficult when captain Miguel Almirn was shown a red card late in the first half.Almirn became one of the first high-profile players penalized under FIFAs new rule prohibiting players from covering their mouths during confrontations with opponents. After an exchange with Trkiye defender Mert Mldr near midfield, referee Ivn Barton reviewed the incident on video and issued the red card.Playing with 10 men for more than half the match, Paraguay relied heavily on goalkeeper Orlando Gill, who produced a series of crucial saves to deny a Turkish side desperate to keep its World Cup hopes alive.Gill stopped Merih Demiral on a dangerous deflection early in the second half and later denied Abdlkerim Bardak from distance before watching Deniz Gl fire a rebound wide. Trkiyes final chance came deep into stoppage time, but Demirals header drifted wide of the post."I'm sad but I'm also very proud of my players," Trkiye coach Vincenzo Montella said. "They gave absolutely everything right up until the final whistle. That's what football is like. We came very close to equalizing but you also need to accept situations like this."The defeat marked Trkiyes second consecutive loss after opening the tournament with a 2-0 defeat to Australia. After qualifying for its first World Cup since finishing third in 2002, Trkiye entered the tournament as a popular pick to advance from Group D but instead became one of the first teams eliminated.Paraguay, meanwhile, revived its hopes of reaching the knockout stage after recovering from the opening-match loss to the United States. Gustavo Alfaros side will face Australia next Thursday with second place in the group still up for grabs.For the Americans, however, Fridays result was the best possible outcome.The United States entered the tournament with questions about whether it could make a deep run on home soil. Two matches into the competition, Mauricio Pochettinos squad has not only secured a place in the knockout rounds but also earned a path that keeps them on the West Coast all the way to the doorstep of the semifinals.Now, with Group D secured and momentum building, the possibility of a deep World Cup run suddenly feels much more realistic.

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Former Manchester United defender Wes Brown admitted he is "gutted" for Harry Maguire after the centre-back missed out on the England squad.Maguire was one of several key players to be excluded from Thomas Tuchel's side, who got off to winning ways in their opening World Cup game against Croatia, beating the runners-up of the tournament in 2018, 4-2.Brown, who played 23 times for England, shared his disappointment at Maguire missing out on what would have been his third World Cup.Speaking exclusively to GB News through BetGoodwin, he said: "I was gutted for Harry Maguire. With the size of squads available for these tournaments, I felt he'd done enough this season to be in contention.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour Say"He's had to deal with a lot of criticism over the years, but I think he's shown real character and has been a key part of a Manchester United side that has been solid this season."I completely understand his disappointment. Any player who misses out on a World Cup squad is going to feel hurt."We saw similar decisions involving talented players like Phil Foden and Cole Palmer. "Ultimately, though, the manager has to make difficult choices and pick the group he believes gives him the best chance of success."LATEST SPORTS NEWSWorld Cup day 10: Netherlands in action against Sweden before Germany plays Ivory CoastLIV Golf star becomes first player to receive two-shot penalty for club throw at US OpenScotland lose to Morocco 1-0 as referee centre of attention in feisty encounterEngland performed brilliantly in the second half against Croatia, who had no answer for the relentless pressure of the Three Lions.Goals from Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford added to Harry Kane's double in the first half to get England off to the perfect start.When asked about how far he feels England will go, Brown told the People's Channel: "When I look at England's squad, we've probably had stronger groups on paper in the past, but tournament football is about finding the right balance and functioning as a team."The encouraging thing is that this group knows what it takes to compete on the biggest stage."Brown continued: "In the last three major tournaments, England have reached a quarter-final, a semi-final and a final. "The next step is finding a way to deliver in those moments against the very best teams."After watching that second-half performance, I genuinely believe England can go all the way. "If they continue to improve as the tournament progresses, they'll give themselves a great chance of going all the way."England play their next game of the World Cup on June 23 against Ghana from 9pm.Ghana got off to a winning start with victory over Panama thanks to a last-minute goal from Caleb Yirenkyi.Their main threat down the left-hand side comes from Manchester City's Antoine Semenyo, who enjoyed a brilliant season, scoring 17 goals in the league.Bukayo Saka appears unlikely to start again for the Three Lions, with Tuchel saying: "Bukayo is ready and will get more and more ready. I think once we go to the last game of this group, he will be ready."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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