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The round of 32 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup isn't complete yet, but we're starting to get a look at what the round of 16 will look like. As the biggest World Cup ever continues, the round of 32 will be completed on Friday, July 3, and the round of 16 will commence on Saturday, July 4. So, with tickets being punched into the next round, here is what the round of 16 looks like: Saturday, July 4 Netherlands/Morocco vs. Canada Houston Stadium (1 p.m. ET, FOX, FOX One) Canada became the first team to punch its ticket into the round of 16 with its dramatic victory over South Africa on Sunday. It marked Canada's first knockout stage win as it'll play in the round of 16 for the first time ever. France/Sweden vs. Paraguay Philadelphia Stadium (5 p.m. ET, FOX, FOX One) Paraguay upset Germany in the round of 32, defeating Germany in penalty kicks. It's the first time since 2010 that Paraguay has advanced to the round of 16 at the World Cup. Paraguay didn't qualify in each of the last three World Cups, either. Sunday, July 5 Brazil vs. Ivory Coast/Norway New York/New Jersey Stadium (4 p.m. ET, FOX, FOX One) Brazil became the second team to punch its ticket into the round of 16 with its comeback win over Japan on Monday. In the final minutes of stoppage time, Gabriel Martinelli scored the game-winning goal to give his side a 2-1 victory. It marks the 11th straight World Cup that Brazil has reached the round of 16. Mexico/Ecuador vs. England/DR Congo Mexico City Stadium (8 p.m. ET, FOX, FOX One) Monday, July 6 Portugal/Croatia vs. Spain/Austria Dallas Stadium (3 p.m. ET, FOX, FOX One) USA/Bosnia & Herzegovina vs. Belgium/Senegal Seattle Stadium (8 p.m. ET, FOX, FOX One) Tuesday, July 7 Argentina/Cape Verde vs. Australia/Egypt Atlanta Stadium (Noon ET, FOX, FOX One) Switzerland/Algeria vs. Colombia/Ghana Vancouver Stadium (4 p.m. ET, FOX, FOX One)

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Georgia catcher Daniel Jackson was named the Golden Spikes Award winner as the best amateur baseball player in the country. The announcement was made on Monday.The junior earned 2026 SEC Player of the Year honors after leading the conference in Triple Crown categories with a .396 batting average, 31 home runs and 86 RBI. Overall, he finished with a triple-slash line of .379/.473/.803. And with 26 stolen bases, Jackson became the third player in NCAA Division I history and first catcher to register 30-plus homers and at least 25 stolen bases. Im gonna miss watching Daniel Jackson absolutely destroy baseballs at Georgia. #GoDawgspic.twitter.com/VLN1uRoZrI Top Tier Georgia (@TopTierUGA) June 29, 2026The Bulldogs went 53-14 overall and 23-7 in the SEC, winning the Athens Regional and Super Regional to advance to the College World Series. Georgia was eliminated by eventual national champion Oklahoma. Last year, Arkansas shortstop Wehiwa Aloy won the Golden Spikes Award after recording a .350/.434/.653 slash line with 21 homers and 68 RBI for the 50-15 Razorbacks, who finished second in the SEC with a 20-10 record before losing in the College World Series to national champion LSU. Aloy was a first-round pick (No. 31 overall) of the Baltimore Orioles last year. Established in 1978, past Golden Spikes Award winners include current major leaguers Bryce Harper, Adley Rutschman, Andrew Vaughn, Andrew Benintendi and Kris Bryant. Other notable names to win the award are Stephen Strasburg, Buster Posey, David Price, Tim Lincecum and Jason Varitek.

The first 2026 FIFA World Cup match to go to extra time and penalty kicks absolutely delivered, with Paraguay coming out on top with an upset win over Germany. Paraguay's victory marked one of the biggest upsets in the history of the knockout stage at the FIFA World Cup. Paraguay was ranked 41st in the most recent FIFA rankings, taking down 10th-ranked Germany. This also marks the first time that Paraguay will play in the round of 16 at the World Cup since 2010. It made it to the quarterfinals that year, but missed each of the last three tournaments. Now, what's next for Paraguay at the World Cup? Here is who the team will play in the round of 16 and their potential path to making the World Cup final. Who Will Paraguay Play In The Round Of 16? After beating Germany in the round of 32 on Monday, Paraguay will face the winner of France-Sweden a match set for Saturday in Philadelphia. The round of 16 match between Paraguay and either France or Sweden will be Saturday, July 4 at 5 p.m. ET at Philadelphia Stadium (watch on FOX and stream on FOX One). Who Could Paraguay Face In The Quarterfinals? If Paraguay defeats either France or Sweden in the round of 16, it has three potential opponents in the quarterfinals. Canada, the Netherlands and Morocco are Paraguay's potential quarterfinals opponents. Canada beat South Africa on Sunday to advance to the round of 16, while the Netherlands and Morocco play Monday in Monterrey at 9 p.m. ET (FOX and FOX One). If Paraguay reaches the quarterfinals, it'll play at Boston Stadium (where it won Monday's match) on Thursday, July 9 at 4 p.m. ET on FOX and FOX One. Who Could Paraguay Face In The Semifinals? There are eight possibilities for Paraguay in the semifinals: Portugal, Croatia, Spain, Austria, USA, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Belgium and Senegal. If Paraguay reaches the semifinals, it'll play at Dallas Stadium on Tuesday, July 14 at 3 p.m. ET on FOX and FOX One.

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The Milwaukee Bucks have declined to tender Ousmane Dieng a qualifying offer June 29, but that doesn't close the door on him returning to the team.HoopsHype, a USA TODAY NETWORK property, reported the move, which makes the 6-foot-9 forward an unrestricted free agent. But HoopsHype also reported the Bucks have "significant interest" in signing Dieng to a new deal.Dieng's qualifying offer would have been $8.7 million, but the Journal Sentinel previously reported the team wasn't likely to go that high and would prefer to offer Dieng a multi-year deal at a lower number.The 23-year-old Dieng was acquired by the Bucks at the trade deadline and was lauded as a quick learner. He played in 30 games with Milwaukee, starting 20, and averaged 11.0 points, 4.6 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game.Dieng scored a career-high 36 points against the Houston Rockets on April 1.This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Bucks decline qualifying offer to Ousmane Dieng, interested in new deal

Germany won't be advancing to the round of 16 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and some might think the Germans have a legitimate gripe about how their loss to Paraguay in the round of 32 unfolded. In the final minutes of the first half of extra time, Germany defender Jonathan Tah scored on a header off a corner kick that would've given his side a 2-1 lead. However, it was determined that Germany defender Waldemar Anton fouled Paraguay goalkeeper Orlando Gill after a VAR review, disallowing the goal. Germany went on to lose in penalty kicks in arguably one of the biggest upsets in men's World Cup history. Before Germany's loss, though, at least one former goalkeeper sided with the Germans over what happened. "I don't think it's a foul," former Denmark and Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel said on FOX's "World Cup Live" in between the extra time periods. "I actually don't think Anton did anything. He's just there. The goalkeeper runs straight into him, and I think they got that wrong." Not everyone on the panel agreed with Schmeichel. Former Nigeria midfielder John Obi Mikel argued that the attacker's positioning justified the referee's whistle, noting that the player was blocking the keeper without looking at the play. "I think it's a foul," Mikel said. "For me, when he impeded the goalkeeper, you can see the goalkeeper has his eyes on the ball. He has his eyes on the ball all the way through and the player's just standing there. He's not thinking about the ball. He's not looking at the ball. And that's exactly what happened. To me, it looks a bit soft. But I think the referee has made the right decision." Former USA forward Clint Dempsey broke the tie on the panel, choosing to back Schmeichels perspective. "When you've got a goalkeeper who is a part of the goalkeeper union who says it's not a foul, then it's not a foul," Dempsey said. The disallowed goal ultimately kept the game level, and Germany never had as good of a chance to take the lead as it did at that moment. It wound up losing in penalty kicks, 4-3, with Tah missing a penalty kick in the final round before Paraguay's Jos Canale scored, continuing a rough streak for Germany in recent World Cups.

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