Tenus en chec par le Japon (2-2) lors de la premire journe, les Pays-Bas ont pass la seconde avec une victoire brillante face la Sude ce samedi (5-1). Brobbey et Gakpo ont notamment sign un doubl chacun pour permettre aux Oranje de prendre la tte du groupe F. Revivez les meilleurs moments de la rencontre avec les comms RMC.

The Socceroos skipper, along with teammate Jackson Irvine, have spoken publicly for the first time since Tony Popovics decision to demote them to the bench.

The Netherlands secured a commanding 5-1 victory over Sweden at FIFA World Cup 2026, bouncing back from their opening draw with Japan to book a place in the Round of 32. Brian Brobbey and Cody Gakpo scored twice each, while Crysencio Summerville added a fifth. Despite Swedens dominance in shots, Dutch clinical finishing proved decisive in Group F.

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Yashasvi Jaiswal smashed an unbeaten 110 while Rohit Sharma made a fluent 79 as India thrashed Afghanistan by nine wickets in Chennai on Saturday to complete a 3-0 clean sweep in the ODI series.Chasing a modest target of 219, the Indian openers made light work of the task with an impressive 170-run opening partnership. Rohit, after a watchful start, shifted gears and attacked Afghanistan's bowlers, including star spinner Rashid Khan. Jaiswal looked comfortable from the beginning and reached his century in just 83 balls, sealing the match in style with a six. India eventually reached 224 for one in only 28.4 overs.The duo ensured there were no hiccups in the chase, with Jaiswal registering his second ODI hundred and Rohit narrowly missing out on a century after falling for 79. Their aggressive approach put Afghanistan under pressure throughout and left little room for a comeback.Prasidh Krishna's five-for gives India edgeEarlier, Prasidh Krishna starred with the ball, picking up a career-best 5 for 23 to reduce Afghanistan to 36 for four inside the first 10 overs. The pacer removed Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Ibrahim Zadran, Rahmat Shah and Darwish Rasooli in a devastating opening spell.Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi then led a spirited fightback with his maiden ODI hundred. The left-hander scored 102 off 131 balls and shared crucial partnerships with Azmatullah Omarzai, who made 50, and Mohammad Nabi to guide the visitors to 218.Despite Shahidi's brave effort, Afghanistan's total proved insufficient. India dominated both with the ball and the bat to wrap up another comprehensive victory and finish the series unbeaten. The visitors also suffered a five-run penalty after Shahidi repeatedly stepped into the danger area of the pitch during the innings.

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Cody Gakpo and Brian Brobbey both scored twice as the rampant Netherlands thrashed Sweden 5-1 in a World Cup warning on Saturday in Houston.

Newcastle United have rejected a 75million offer from Tottenham for Sandro Tonali. Talks between the clubs are ongoing, with Newcastle understood to value the Italy international closer to 100m.

Alan Shearer has hit out at the use of hydration breaks at the World Cup, saying they are for "adverts".The breaks happen twice per game, halfway between halves, lasting around three minutes for players to get fluids on board.However, they have come under criticism over the necessity of them, with some fixtures being played in just 20C heat with air conditioning.Shearer, speaking with Betfair, said: "For players' safety, when it's too hot, yes, absolutely have a hydration break.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour Say"But, for example, England's game was air-conditioned. 21C. Perfect temperature with a roof over. So, there is absolutely no need for players' welfare to have a hydration break."We all know what they're for. We all know why they have brought them in. "And the vast majority of time, unfortunately, it's not for player welfare. It's for adverts."There have been mixed reviews from players at the World Cup over the hydration breaks.LATEST SPORTS NEWSWorld Cup day 10: Netherlands ahead against Sweden before Germany plays Ivory CoastBukayo Saka unlikely to start in England's second World Cup game against GhanaRory McIlroy pulls out of final signature event of PGA Tour seasonNetherlands captain Virgil van Dijk has been outspoken on the hydration breaks, describing them as "interesting".The Liverpool centre-back said: "Every time going to commercial is a bit ... not really that I like it. "I think for the neutral watchers on TV it's also not great."If it's really hot, obviously it's good to put (the water breaks) in. I think you have to look at it in every game separately. But I think I've said enough already."England defender Nico O'Reilly said that they can be useful, but doesn't feel that they should become a necessity.The Manchester City full-back said: "I don't feel like we need them, we've acclimatised well."They're in the tournament, and we can't do anything about it. "They are a good chance to get information and take fluids on board."Belgium's Youri Tielemans shared that as a player, he can see how it works in both ways.The Aston Villa midfielder said: "In some cities, it's not that hot and maybe we shouldn't do it."But at the end of the day, if you do it in some cities, you should do it for everyone."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter