Switzerland and Canada meet in their 2026 FIFA World Cup final group stage match on Wednesday, June 24, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. ET from BC Place Vancouver. Switzerland drew 1-1 with Qatar in their opener and beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 4-1 in their second match, with Johan Manzambi scoring twice across the two matches. Canada drew 1-1 with Bosnia and Herzegovina in their opener and beat Qatar 6-0 in their second match, with Jonathan David scoring three times in the tournament so far. Group B Scenarios Both Switzerland and Canada have already clinched advancement, making this a straight battle for first place. The group winner earns the more favorable Round of 32 draw, so there is plenty to play for despite both sides being through. Below are the details on how to watch. How to Watch Switzerland vs. Canada Group Standings Switzerland vs. Canada Odds Learn more about Switzerland vs. Canada 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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Chelsea agree deal to sign Marco Palestra after hijacking Inter Milan moveChelsea have agreed a deal with Atalanta to sign right-back Marco Palestra, according to journalist Fabrizio Romano.Inter Milan had been leading the race to sign Palestra before Chelsea swooped in to hijack the deal. The Blues are set to pay 55 million for the Italian defender, surpassing Inters 50m offer.Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso is said to have played a key role in securing the deal, with Palestra now set to become the first signing under the him.Palestra enjoyed his breakthrough season on loan at Cagliari last term. He made 37 league appearances and registered five goal involvements, earning the Defender of the Year award.Speaking about his qualities, Italian football writer James Horncastle told The Athletic:Palestra was a revelation on loan from Atalanta at Cagliari this season. He is tall and well-built, but what stands out most is his speed.He made his senior international debut for Italy in the World Cup play-offs semi-final against Northern Ireland in March.Palestras signing shows Alonsos plansPalestras imminent arrival suggests that Alonso plans to return to a three-man defence at Chelsea.The 44-year-old used the system to great success at Bayer Leverkusen, where he won the Bundesliga title, although he opted for a back four at Real Madrid.Palestra primarily featured as a right-wing back for Cagliari last season, which further explains Chelseas decision to sign him. The Italian is expected to be the first-choice right-wing back.Captain Reece James injury history makes him unreliable for that role. The England international will likely feature as the right-sided centre-back.Palestras signing could affect Malo Gustos future at Chelsea. The France international has already been linked with Manchester City.Stats from transfermarkt.com

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